List of turnpikes in Virginia and West Virginia

For the modern turnpikes, see Richmond-Petersburg Turnpike and West Virginia Turnpike.

This is a list of turnpike roads, built and operated by nonprofit turnpike trusts or private companies in exchange for the privilege of collecting a toll, in the U.S. states of Virginia and West Virginia, mainly in the 19th century. While most of the roads are now maintained as free public roads, some have been abandoned.

Historic Turnpikes in Virginia and West Virginia
Highway names
Interstates	Interstate X (I-X)
US Highways	U.S. Route X (US X)
State	State Route X (SR X) or Virginia Route X (VA X), West Virginia Route X (WV X)
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List

Name	Chartered	Routing	Approximate modern designation	Notes
Abb's Valley and Tug's Road Turnpike	February 19, 1850
Abingdon and Pattonsville Turnpike
Abingdon and Saltville Turnpike	December 28, 1803	Abingdon - Saltville
Aldie Turnpike	1878[1]	15 south from Leesburg to Little River Turnpike at Gilberts Corner	Route 15 (Virginia)	Official name of Leesburg and Aldie Turnpike, below.
Alleghany Turnpike	December 31, 1805	Lafayette - East of Christiansburg	U.S. Route 11	Later absorbed into the Southwestern Turnpike
Alleghany and Huntersville Road				Tolled state improvement
Alleghany Mountain Turnpike
Ashby's Gap Turnpike		Aldie - Ashby's Gap - Berrys	U.S. Route 50
Augusta Springs Turnpike
Aurora and Terra Alta Turnpike		Aurora - Terra Alta	Aurora Pike	Was part of the Morgantown, Kingwood and West Union Turnpike
Back Creek Valley Turnpike
Bath to Shepherdstown Turnpike
Beaver Creek to Leatherwood Hills Turnpike
Berkeley and Hampshire Turnpike	March 1, 1851	Martinsburg - Frenchburg	Tuscarora Pike, Hampshire Grade Road, Blue Rock Road, Old Romney Grade (abandoned), WV Route 127, WV Route 29, Old Martinsburg Road
Berryville Turnpike	1831	Winchester - Berryville - Shenandoah River	VA Route 7
Berryville and Charles Town Turnpike	March 22, 1847	Berryville - Charles Town	U.S. Route 340 Augustine Avenue
Beverly and Fairmont Road	1852	Beverly - Elkins - Belington - Philippi - Fairmont	U.S. Route 250, Laurel Mountain Road, U.S. Route 250	Tolled state improvement
Beverly Manor Turnpike
Big Lick and Fincastle Turnpike
Black Lick and Plaster Banks Turnpike
Blue Ridge Canal Turnpike
Blue Ridge Turnpike	March 25, 1848	East of New Market - Stanley - Fishers Gap - Madison - Gordonsville	U.S. Route 340, U.S. Route 340 Business, Kite Hollow Road, Old Blue Ridge Turnpike, VA Route 231
Boydton and Petersburg Plank Road		Petersburg - McKenney - South Hill - Boydton; McKenney - Lawrenceville	U.S. Route 1, U.S. Route 58; VA Route 712
Brandonville and Fishing Creek Turnpike		Pennsylvania - Brandonville - Bruceton Mills - Morgantown - Fairmont	WV Route 26, old WV Route 73, WV Route 857, U.S. Route 19	Became part of the Ohio River and Maryland Turnpike
Brandonville, Kingwood and Evansville Turnpike				See Kingwood and Brandonville Turnpike
Brook Turnpike		Richmond - Solomons Store	Brook Road, U.S. Route 1
Brown's Gap Turnpike
Brunswick and Roanoke Plank Road
Buchanan Turnpike
Buchanan and Bedford Turnpike		Buchanan - Bedford	VA Route 43
Buckhannon and Little Kanawha Turnpike	March 15, 1849	Buckhannon - French Creek - Jacksonville	WV Route 4, Beechtown Road, Union Road, Walkersville Arnold Road
Buford's Gap and Buchanan Turnpike
Cacapon and North Branch Turnpike
Capon and North Branch Turnpike		Maryland - Springfield - Capon Bridge	WV Route 28, Springfield Grade Road
Cedar Creek and Opequon Turnpike	March 24, 1851	Winchester - Marlboro	Cedar Creek Grade
Charleston and Point Pleasant Turnpike		Charleston - Point Pleasant	WV Route 25, WV Route 62
Charleston and Ravenswood Turnpike		Charleston - Ripley - Ravenswood	Old U.S. Route 21, Ravenswood-Ripley Road
Charles Town and Berryville Turnpike	March 22, 1847	Berryville, VA to Charles Town, WV	Route 340 Augustine Ave. (Old Route 340)
Cheat Mountain Turnpike
Christiansville and Keysville Plank Road
Clarksburg and Buckhannon Turnpike		Clarksburg - Buckhannon	WV Route 20
Clarksburg and Philippi Turnpike		Clarksburg - Philippi	Old Philippi Pike, Cherry Hill Road
Clarksburg and Weston Turnpike
Clarksburg and Wheeling Turnpike
Columbia Turnpike
Consolidated Turnpike of Norfolk
Covington to Huntersville Turnpike
Cranberry Summit and Brandonville Turnpike
Cross Roads and Summit Point Turnpike	29 March 1851	Summit Point WV - Route 340	Leetown Road S. of Summit Point
Cumberland Road				Tolled state improvement
Cumberland Gap Turnpike
Danville and Wytheville Turnpike
Dunkard Creek Turnpike		Morgantown - Blacksville - Burton	WV Route 100, WV Route 7
East River and Princeton Turnpike
El Dorado Turnpike
Elk River Turnpike
Estillville Turnpike
Estillville and Nickelville Turnpike
Fairfax Turnpike
Fairfax and Georgetown Turnpike
Fairmont and Wheeling Turnpike		Grafton - Fairmont - Mannington - Hundred - Cameron - Wheeling	WV Route 310, U.S. Route 250, WV Route 88	Tolled state improvement
Falls Bridge Turnpike		District of Columbia (Georgetown and Leesburg Turnpike) - Langley - Great Falls - Dranesville
Fancy Gap Road	January 17, 1848	North Carolina - Fancy Gap - Hillsville - Max Meadows	U.S. Route 52, VA Route 121	Tolled state improvement
Farmville and Buckingham Plank Road		Farmville - Buckingham	Plank Road, VA Route 633
Fauquier and Alexandria Turnpike	1808 [2]	Warrenton - Centreville - Fairfax	U.S. Route 29	Eastern terminus was on the Little River Turnpike, near Fairfax Courthouse.[3]
Fetterman and Cove Turnpike
Fincastle and Blue Ridge Turnpike		Fincastle - Montvale	Blue Ridge Turnpike, Bethel Road, abandoned portion over Black Horse Gap
Fincastle and Covington Turnpike	March 24, 1851	Fincastle - Covington (Botetourt County Seat to Alleghany County Seat)	U.S. Route 220, Old Fincastle Road, Mount Moriah Road, Sugar Tree Hollow Road, Craig Creek Road, Roaring Run Road, Rich Patch Road, Watahala Lane, Middle Mountain Road	NW Botetourt Civil War mapRichmond Daily Times 17Mar1851 Fincastle and Covington Turnpike Company records, 1851-1867
Floyd Courthouse and Hillsville Road	February 1850	Endicott[citation needed] - Floyd - Hillsville	Shooting Creek Road[citation needed], U.S. Route 221	Tolled state improvement
Franklin and Botetourt Turnpike
Franklin and Circleville Turnpike
Fredericksburg and Valley Plank Road		Fredericksburg - Orange	VA Route 3, VA Route 20
Free Turnpike
Front Royal Turnpike	March 27, 1848	Winchester - Front Royal	U.S. Route 522
Front Royal and Gaines' Crossroads Turnpike		Front Royal - east of Washington	U.S. Route 522, Ben Venue Road
Giles, Fayette and Kanawha Turnpike		Pearisburg - Rich Creek - Red Sulphur Springs - Packs Ferry - Beckley - Oak Hill - Fayetteville - Kanawha Falls - South Charleston	U.S. Route 460, U.S. Route 219, WV Route 12, Seminole Road, abandoned portion along the New River, Leatherwood Road, WV Route 3, U.S. Route 19, WV Route 16, Jenkins Branch Road, WV Route 61
Gilmer and Braxton Turnpike
Gilmer, Ripley and Ohio Turnpike
Glade Creek and Cloverdale Turnpike
Glenville, Ripley and Ohio Turnpike		Linn - Glenville - Arnoldsburg - Spencer - Ripley - Ripley Landing	U.S. Route 33, WV Route 62
Gnatty Creek and West Union Turnpike
Gooney Manor Turnpike
Goose Creek and Little River Turnpike
Grave Creek and Pennsylvania State Line Turnpike
Gravelly Springs Turnpike
Guyandotte and Charleston Turnpike		Charleston - Saint Albans - Guyandotte	Kanawha Turnpike, U.S. Route 60
Hampshire and Morgan Turnpike	February 24, 1851
Hardy and Randolph Turnpike
Hardy and Winchester Turnpike	March 8, 1846	Moorefield - Wardensville - west of Winchester; branch to Capon Springs	WV Route 55, VA Route 55, Wardensville Grade
Harrisville Turnpike
Hazel River Turnpike
Hedgesville and Potomac Turnpike	1851
Hillsborough and Harper's Ferry Turnpike	1851
Holliday's Cove Turnpike
Holliday's Cove and New Cumberland Turnpike
Hot Springs and Clifton Forge Turnpike
Howardsville and Rockfish Turnpike		Howardsville - Stuarts Draft - Middlebrook	Howardsville Turnpike, VA Route 6, Chapel Hollow Road, Old Howardsville Turnpike, Howardsville Turnpike, U.S. Route 340, Howardsville Road
Huntersville and Lewisburg Turnpike
Huntersville and Monterey Turnpike
Huntersville and Parkersburg Turnpike
Huntersville and Warm Springs Turnpike		Huntersville - Warm Springs	WV Route 39, VA Route 39
Huttonsville and Huntersville Road		Huttonsville - Huntersville	U.S. Route 219, WV Route 39	Tolled state improvement
Indian Creek Turnpike	February 24, 1854
Indian River Turnpike and Toll Bridge
Jackson's River Turnpike
Jacksonville and Bent Mountain Turnpike	March 31, 1848	Floyd - Cave Spring	U.S. Route 221
Jacksonville and Christiansburg Turnpike	March 1851	Floyd - Christiansburg	Christians Burg Pike, Pilot Road
Jacksonville and Cove Springs Turnpike
James River and Kanawha Turnpike		Buchanan - Clifton Forge - Covington - White Sulphur Springs - Lewisburg - Rainelle - Gauley Bridge - Charleston	VA Route 43, U.S. Route 220, U.S. Route 60
Jane Lew and Upshur Turnpike
Jefferson and Frederick Turnpike	1851
Jeffersonville, Marion and Rye Valley Turnpike	March 26, 1860	Tazewell - Marion - Sugar Grove	VA Route 16
Jonesville and Little Stone Gap Turnpike		Jonesville - Wise
Jordan's Furnace and Rockbridge Turnpike
Junction Valley Turnpike	March 17, 1849	Buchanan - Lexington - Staunton	U.S. Route 11, Plank Road, U.S. Route 11
Kanawha Turnpike
Kentucky and Tazewell Courthouse Turnpike		Tazewell - Grundy
Kingwood and Brandonville Turnpike		Fellowsville - Kingwood - Bruceton Mills	WV Route 26	Originally named the Brandonville, Kingwood and Evansville Turnpike
Kingwood and Terra Alta Turnpike		Kingwood - Terra Alta	WV Route 7	Was part of the Morgantown, Kingwood and West Union Turnpike
Kingwood and West Union Turnpike				See Morgantown, Kingwood and West Union Turnpike
Lafayette and English's Ferry Turnpike
Leading Creek and Buffalo Turnpike		Gilman, WV	Co.Rt.1 Leading Crk. Rd.
Leeds Manor Turnpike
Leesburg Turnpike		Leesburg - Dranesville - District of Columbia (Alexandria and Leesburg Turnpike)	VA Route 7
Leesburg and Aldie Turnpike	1878	Leesburg - Gilberts Corner	Route 15	See Aldie Turnpike, above.
Leesburg and Georgetown Turnpike
Leesburg to Point of Rocks Turnpike	1853[4]	Leesburg - Point of Rocks	Route 15
Leesburg and Snicker's Gap Turnpike
Letart Falls and West Columbia Turnpike
Lewisburg and Blue Sulphur Springs Turnpike
Lewiston Plank Road	March 21, 1853	Burkeville - Lunenburg	Lewiston Plank Road, VA Route 49
Lexington and Covington Turnpike
Lexington and Richmond Turnpike
Little River Turnpike	January 28, 1802	Alexandria - Fairfax - Aldie
Logan, Raleigh and Monroe Turnpike
Loudoun and Berlin Turnpike	1852[4]	Just East of Purcellville - Lovettsville - Brunswick	Route 287, Berlin Tpke
Lunenburg Plank Road	May 25, 1852	Blackstone - Kenbridge - Wattsboro	VA Route 40, Plank Road
Luray and Front Royal Turnpike	1851
Luray to Staunton Turnpike
Lynchburg and Buffalo Springs Turnpike
Lynchburg to Lexington Turnpike		Lynchburg - Glasgow - Lexington	U.S. Route 501, River Road, Millers Landing Lane, Forge Road, Wesley Chapel Road, U.S. Route 60
Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike		Lynchburg - Bedford - Roanoke - Salem	U.S. Route 460, Salem Turnpike
Manassa's Gap Turnpike
Manchester Turnpike		Manchester - Midlothian	U.S. Route 60
Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike		Manchester - Petersburg	U.S. Route 1
Marlin's Bottom and Lewisburg Turnpike
Marshall and Ohio Turnpike
Martinsburg and Potomac Turnpike	1849	Martinsburg - Maryland	U.S. Route 11
Martinsburg and Winchester Turnpike	March 24, 1848	Martinsburg - Winchester	U.S. Route 11
Maryland and Ohio Turnpike
Marysville Plank Road		Charlotte Court House - Drakes Branch	VA Route 47
Mechanicsburg and Wythe Turnpike
Mechanicsville Turnpike		Richmond - Mechanicsville	U.S. Route 360
Middle Turnpike
Middlebrook and Brownsburg Turnpike		Staunton - Middlebrook - Brownsburg - Lexington	VA Route 252, VA Route 39
Middleburg to Strasburg Turnpike
Middlefork Turnpike
Middleway and Gerardstown Turnpike	18 February 1854	Partially Abandoned	Route 51
Millboro and Carr's Creek Turnpike
Millwood and Berryville Turnpike
Moorefield and Alleghany Turnpike
Moorefield and North Branch Turnpike	April 7, 1838	Green Spring - Springfield - Romney - Moorefield	Green Spring Road (County Route 1), Harriott-Wappocomo Road (County Route 28/15), WV Route 28	Succeeded by the North and South Branches Turnpike in 1868.
Morgan and Frederick Turnpike	1851
Morgan and Hampshire Turnpike
Morgantown and Beverly Road		Pennsylvania - Collins Ferry - Morgantown - Evansville - Belington	Fort Martin Road, Collins Ferry Road, U.S. Route 119, Brewer Road, Independence-Gladesville Road, Old Evansville Pike, WV Route 92	Tolled state improvement
Morgantown and Bridgeport Turnpike		Pennsylvania - Morgantown - Fairmont - Bridgeport - Clarksburg	WV Route 857, old WV Route 73, U.S. Route 50
Morgantown and Kingwood Turnpike		Morgantown - Reedsville - Kingwood	Old Kingwood Pike, WV Route 7	Was part of the Morgantown, Kingwood and West Union Turnpike
Morgantown, Kingwood and West Union Turnpike		Morgantown - Reedsville - Kingwood - Terra Alta - Aurora	Old Kingwood Pike, WV Route 7, Aurora Pike	Originally the Kingwood and West Union Turnpike; later split into the Aurora and Terra Alta Turnpike, Kingwood and Terra Alta Turnpike, and Morgantown and Kingwood Turnpike
Morgantown to Smythfield Turnpike
Mount Jackson and Howards Lick Turnpike
Mountain Lake and Salt Sulphur Springs Turnpike
National Turnpike		Ohio - Wheeling - Pennsylvania	U.S. Route 40
Natural Bridge Turnpike
New Creek and Hardy Turnpike
New London and Rocky Mount Turnpike
New Manchester Turnpike
New Market to Richmond Turnpike
New Market and Sperryville Turnpike	1851	New Market - Sperryville	U.S. Route 211
Newark Turnpike
Norfolk and Princess Anne Turnpike
North Fork Turnpike
North Frederick Turnpike	February 24, 1851	Winchester - Berkeley Springs - Maryland	U.S. Route 522
North River Turnpike	1851
Northwestern Turnpike	March 3, 1834	Winchester - Capon Bridge - Romney - Grafton - Bridgeport - Clarksburg - West Union - Parkersburg	U.S. Route 50	Tolled state improvement
Ohio River and Maryland Turnpike		Pennsylvania - Brandonville - Bruceton Mills - Morgantown - Fairmont - Mannington - Pine Grove - New Martinsville	WV Route 26, old WV Route 73, WV Route 857, U.S. Route 19, U.S. Route 250, Price Fork Road, WV Route 20	Tolled state improvement
Parkersburg to Charleston Turnpike
Parkersburg and Elizabethtown Turnpike
Patterson's Creek Valley Turnpike
Pennsylvania, Beverly and Morgantown Turnpike				See Morgantown and Beverly Turnpike
Petersburg and Jerusalem Plank Road		Petersburg - Courtland	U.S. Route 301, VA Route 35
Pittsylvania, Franklin and Botetourt Turnpike		Danville - Callands - Rocky Mount - Roanoke - Fincastle	VA Route 41, Sago Road, Smith Road, Danville Turnpike, Chestnut Mountain Road, Colonial Turnpike, Sontag Road, U.S. Route 220, Naff Road, Merriman Road, Starkey Road, Franklin Road, Old Mountain Road, U.S. Route 220
Pittsylvania and Lynchburg Turnpike		Danville - Chatham - Lynchburg	U.S. Route 29, Chalk Level Road, Telegraph Road, Wards Road, U.S. Route 29
Pleasant Valley and Tunnelton Turnpike
Potomac Turnpike	1851
Price's Turnpike and Cumberland Gap Road	March 5, 1834	Cumberland Gap - Tazewell - Bluefield - Narrows - Pearisburg - New Castle - Barbours Creek	College Estates Road, VA Route 91, U.S. Route 19, WV Route 112, old U.S. Route 460, VA Route 100, U.S. Route 460, VA Route 42, VA Route 615	Tolled state improvement
Princeton and Red Sulphur Turnpike		Princeton - Athens - Hill Top - Shanklins Ferry - Ballard	WV Route 20, Red Sulphur Turnpike, Laurel Creek Road, abandoned portion, Shanklins Ferry Crossing, Ballard Road
Pulaski and Giles Turnpike	February 9, 1850	Newbern - Pearisburg	Virginia State Route 100, Newbern Road
Raleigh and Grayson Turnpike		Beckley - Princeton - Bluefield - Bland - Wytheville - Independence	U.S. Route 19, U.S. Route 52, Virginia State Road 603 (Cove Road) - Wythe County, Virginia, U.S. Route 21	Remnants of the old turnpike road have been used in the present day. SR 603 (Cove Road) changes from asphalt to gravel surface when it intersects the Wythe/Bland line at Little Walker Mountain. A large abandoned segment descends Big Walker Mountain from Bland and is congruent with SR 653 (Raleigh-Grayson Turnpike) in downtown Bland. Another abandoned segment carried the original alignment of U.S. 52 north of Bland, skirting the ridge of Hogback Mountain from the gap with Brushy Mountain into Bastian until the construction of Interstate 77, and U.S. 52 was shifted west and parallel to Interstate 77.
Raleigh and Wythe Line Turnpike	March 3, 1860
Ravenswood and Reedy Creek Turnpike
Ravenswood and Spencer Turnpike		Spencer - Reedy - Sandyville - Ravenswood	WV Route 14, Liverpool Road, U.S. Route 33
Red and Blue Sulphur Springs Turnpike		Red Sulphur Springs - Alderson[citation needed] - Blue Sulphur Springs
Reedy and Harrisville Turnpike
Rich Mountain Turnpike
Rich Patch Turnpike	March 14,1849	Red Sweet Springs (Sweet Chalybeate Springs) - Rich Patch - pt near Shirkey's Mill in Bot. County		Rich Patch Turnpike Company records, 1849-1853
Richlands and Kentucky Line Road	March 8, 1847	Richlands - Kentucky	U.S. Route 460	Tolled state improvement
Richmond Turnpike	January 5, 1804	Richmond - Short Pump	U.S. Route 250
Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpike
Richmond and Columbia Turnpike	January 24, 1804	Richmond - Goochland	VA Route 6
Richmond and Henrico Turnpike
Richmond and Osborne Turnpike		Richmond - Osborne Landing	Osborne Turnpike
Richmond, Williamsburg and Central Turnpike
Riffle's Run to Greenbrier River Turnpike
Ritchie and Gilmer Turnpike
Rivanna and Rockfish Gap Turnpike		Charlottesville - Rockfish Gap	U.S. Route 250
Rockfish River to Valley Road Turnpike
Rockingham Turnpike
Rocky Mount Turnpike		Lynchburg - Rocky Mount - Floyd
Russell Old Courthouse and Abingdon Turnpike
Russell and Washington Turnpike
Salem and Harrisville Turnpike
Salem and New Castle Turnpike		Starkey Park - Salem - New Castle	Merriman Road, VA Route 419, U.S. Route 11, VA Route 311
Salem and Orleans Turnpike
Salem and Pepper's Ferry Turnpike		Salem - Blacksburg - Peppers Ferry	U.S. Route 11, Northfork Road, Cedar Run Road, VA Route 412, Prices Fork Road, VA Route 114	Truncated from Salem to Lafayette when the Southwestern Turnpike was built over it
Salem Station and Rappahannock Turnpike
Salt and Red Sulphur Springs Turnpike
Saltville and Laurel Turnpike
Sandy River Turnpike
Shepherdstown and Smithfield Turnpike	31 January 1816	Old Route 340 - Shepherdstown	Halltown Road - Route 230
Shinnston Turnpike
Shinnston and Middlebourne Turnpike
Sinking Creek and Craig's Creek Turnpike
Sir John's Run Turnpike
Sistersville and Salem Road				Tolled state improvement
Smithfield, Charles Town and Harper's Ferry Turnpike	18 February 1830	Middleway - Charles Town - Harpers Ferry	Old Middleway Pike, Middleway Pike, Washington Street, Sommerset Boulevard, Halltown Road, Shipley School Road, Allstadts Hill Road, Columbia Street
Smyth Courthouse and Plaster Banks Turnpike
Snicker's Gap Turnpike		Aldie - Snicker's Gap - Shenandoah River
Southwestern Turnpike	January 28, 1846	Buchanan - Cloverdale - Salem - Christiansburg - Newbern - Wytheville - Marion - Abingdon - Bristol	U.S. Route 11, VA Route 117, U.S. Route 460, U.S. Route 11	Tolled state improvement
Sperryville and Rappahannock Turnpike		Sperryville - Washington - Warrenton	U.S. Route 211
Sperryville to Swift Run Gap Turnpike
St. Mary's Turnpike
Staunton to Callaghan's Turnpike
Staunton and James River Turnpike	March 8, 1824	Staunton - Waynesboro - Scottsville	U.S. Route 250, Plank Road, VA Route 20
Staunton and Parkersburg Road		Staunton - Monterey - Beverly - Buckhannon - Weston - Parkersburg	VA Route 254, Old Parkersburg Turnpike, U.S. Route 250, Rich Mountain Road, WV Route 151, U.S. Route 33, WV Route 47	Tolled state improvement
Strasburg and Capon Turnpike
Summersville and Slaven Cabin Turnpike
Sweet and Salt Sulphur Springs Turnpike
Sweet Springs and Price's Mountain Turnpike		Fincastle - Sweet Springs	Grove Hill Road, VA Route 611, Potts Mountain Road, abandoned portion across the state line, McDaniel Road
Swift Run Gap Turnpike		Fredericksburg - Orange - Stanardsville - Swift Run Gap - Elkton	VA Route 3, VA Route 20, Scuffletown Road, Fredericksburg Road, U.S. Route 33	Part of the road was sold to the Fredericksburg and Valley Plank Road
Tazewell Courthouse and Fancy Gap Road	March 17, 1849	Tazewell - Wytheville	The turnpike traveled east on what is currently Virginia State Route 61 (SR 61) from Tazewell to SR 623, which it turned onto. It then followed a windy crossing into Burke's Garden, and then exited on a much narrower, steeper, and windier section until it reached SR 42. The turnpike then followed SR 42 briefly before moving off onto SR 621 (Old Mountain Road). The turnpike followed this onto U.S. Route 52 (US 52; Stoney Fork Road), and followed this into Wytheville. The routing south of Wytheville is unclear, perhaps following Peppers Ferry Road to Max Meadows, and then following SR 121 (Max Meadows Road) south onto US 52 to Fancy Gap.	The Tazewell Courthouse and Fancy Gap Turnpike, along with the Price's Turnpike and Cumberland Gap Road, was constructed through Tazewell County from 1848 to 1852.[5] It extended from Tazewell, through Burke's Garden and Wytheville, to Fancy Gap. After the Civil War, the road served as part of a stagecoach route from the Great Lakes to the South.[6] In 1885, New York University geology professor John J. Stevenson praised the road's engineering, calling it "...remarkably good..." despite the obstacle of Clinch Mountain.[7]
Tazewell Courthouse and Kentucky Turnpike			Baptist Valley Road
Tazewell Courthouse and Richlands Road		Tazewell - Richlands		Tolled state improvement
Tazewell Courthouse and Saltville Turnpike	March 10, 1851	Tazewell - Saltville
Teay's Valley and Gallipolis Turnpike
Thornton's Gap Turnpike
Tunnelton and Ices Ferry Turnpike
Tye River and Blue Ridge Turnpike
Upperville and Manassas Gap Plank Road
Valley Turnpike	March 24, 1838	Winchester - Harrisonburg - Staunton
Walker's Creek and Holston Turnpike
Warm Springs to Bull Pasture River Turnpike
Warm Springs and Harrisonburg Turnpike	January 29, 1830	Harrisonburg - Bridgewater - Warm Springs	VA Route 42, Mossy Creek Road, Freemason Run Road, Stribling Springs Road, U.S. Route 250, Deerfield Valley Road, VA Route 39
Warm Springs, Huntersville and Romney Turnpike
Warm Springs Mountain Turnpike
Warrenton to New Market Turnpike
Warrenton to Occoquan Turnpike
Warrenton and Rappahannock Turnpike
Washington and Alexandria Turnpike			U.S. Route 1; Jefferson Davis Highway[8]
Wellsburg Turnpike
Wellsburg and Bethany Turnpike		Wellsburg - Bethany	WV Route 67
Wellsburg and Washington Turnpike		Wellsburg - Pennsylvania	WV Route 27
Welltown Turnpike		Welltown - north of Winchester[citation needed]	Welltown Road[citation needed]	Managed by the Winchester and Martinsburg Turnpike
West Milford and New Salem Turnpike
West Union Turnpike
Westham Turnpike		Richmond - Westham	VA Route 147
Weston and Fairmont Turnpike		Weston - Clarksburg - Fairmont	U.S. Route 19, Lost Creek Road, U.S. Route 19
Weston and Gauley Bridge Turnpike
Weston and West Union Turnpike
Wheeling, West Liberty and Bethany Turnpike		Wheeling - West Liberty - Bethany	WV Route 88
White and Salt Sulphur Springs Turnpike		Caldwell - Salt Sulphur Springs	WV Route 63, U.S. Route 219
Williamsport Turnpike
Wilson Creek and South Fork Turnpike
Winchester to Bath Turnpike
Winchester and Berkeley Springs Turnpike
Winchester and Berry's Ferry Turnpike		Winchester - Millwood - Berrys	U.S. Route 50
Winchester and Hardy Turnpike
Winfield and Thompsonville Turnpike
Wolf Creek Turnpike	May 11, 1852
Wythe Turnpike
Wytheville and Grayson Turnpike

See also

• U.S. Roads portal
• Virginia portal

References

1. Scheel, Eugene M. (2002). Loudoun Discovered, Communities, Corners & Crossroads, Volume Two, Leesburg and the Old Carolina Road. The Friends of the Thomas Balch Library. p. 134.
2. Fauquier and Alexandria Turnpike
3. Archaeological Investigations
4. Scheel, Eugene M. (2002). Loudoun Discovered, Communities, Corners & Crossroads, Volume Five, Waterford, The German Settlement, and Between the Hills. The Friends of the Thomas Balch Library. p. 18.
5. Leslie, Louise (1995). Tazewell County. The Overmountain Press. ISBN 9781570720314.
6. Destination
7. "The Virginias: A Mining, Industrial and Scientific Journal, Devoted to the Development of Virginia and West Virginia". 1885.
8. Rose, C.B. Jr. (1976). Arlington County, Virginia: A History. Arlington Historical Society, Inc. p. 75.

• Staff (1851). Thirty-Sixth Annual Report of the Board of Public Works to the General Assembly of Virginia (Report).
• Central Virginia (Map). United States Army Corps of Topographical Engineers. 1864.
• "A Map of the State of Virginia" (Map). Herman Boye. 1827. {{cite map}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)