Secondary Route 607 is a collection of mostly-unconnected Secondary Route segments in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The list below has every county with SR-607 in it, and every individual instance of the route will have its own mini-page below the table.
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Segments of SR-607 in multiple counties, connected by the same physical road crossing the county line will have the same mini-page (An example of this is the SR-607 in Greene and Orange Counties).
On the table below is each county with a variation of this route, with covered ones in blue text and a mini-page below the table.
| AC-FR | FD-OR | PA-YK |
| Accomack | Frederick | Page |
| Albemarle | Giles | Patrick |
| Alleghany | Gloucester | Pittsylvania |
| Amelia | Goochland | Powhatan |
| Amherst | Grayson | Prince Edward |
| Appomattox | Greene | Prince George |
| Augusta | Greensville | Prince William |
| Bath | Halifax | Pulaski |
| Bedford | Hanover | Rappahannock |
| Bland | Henry | Richmond |
| Botetourt | Highland | Roanoke |
| Brunswick | Isle of Wight | Rockbridge |
| Buchanan | James City | Rockingham |
| Buckingham | King and Queen | Russell |
| Campbell | King George | Scott |
| Caroline | King William | Shenandoah |
| Carroll | Lancaster | Smyth |
| Charles City | Lee | Southampton |
| Charlotte | Loudoun | Spotylvania |
| Chesterfield | Louisa | Stafford |
| Clarke | Lunenburg | Surry |
| Craig | Madison | Sussex |
| Culpeper | Mathews | Tazewell |
| Cumberland | Mecklenburg | Warren |
| Dickenson | Middlesex | Washington |
| Dinwiddie | Montgomery | Westmoreland |
| Essex | Nelson | Wise |
| Fairfax | New Kent | Wythe |
| Fauquier | Northampton | York |
| Floyd | Northumberland | |
| Fluvanna | Nottoway | |
| Franklin | Orange |
Below is the information about the versions of SR-607 in every county that has one. The list will be filled as more mini-pages get created. Refer to the table above to see which ones have coverage so far.
Albemarle County:
The Albemarle County variation of Secondary Route 607 is a road that goes from SR-715 in Esmont to a dead end, also in Esmont. The route is a very short road, only serving a few houses in the community.
The Route Path:
This version of SR-607 begins at an intersection with SR-715 in the community of Esmont. The route heads east as Red Row Lane, gaining some elevation as it passes some houses, curving north shortly after.
SR-607 continues to pass houses as it heads north, curving east before reaching its eastern end at a dead end, right in front of another house in Esmont.
My Experiences:
Clarke County:
The Clarke County variation of Secondary Route 607 is a road that goes from SR-606 to SR-604 southwest of Longwood.
The Route Path:
This version of SR-607 begins at an intersection with SR-606 next to the Shenandoah River. From here, the route heads southeast, crossing a stream and gaining elevation. A while later, SR-607 reaches the top of the hill and begins descending some before curving southwest.
After this, the route crosses the stream again as they run parallel before SR-607 curves more south to reach its southern end at an intersection with SR-604 at Fent Wiley Hollow.
My Experiences:
I have never been on this version of SR-607.
Craig County:
The Craig County variation of Secondary Route 607 is a road that goes from VA-18 to a dead end short of VA-311.
The Route Path:
This version of SR-607 begins at an intersection with VA-18 next to Potts Creek. The route heads north, heading up a mountain as it passes through some woods before eventually reaching a dead end at a driveway not far from VA-311.
My Experiences:
I have never been on this version of SR-607.
Floyd County:
The Floyd County variation of Secondary Route 607 is a road that goes from a dead end at a farm to SR-680 just short of the Blue Ridge Parkway.
The Route Path:
This version of SR-607 begins at a dead end at a farm near the unincorporated community of Smart. From here, the route heads southeast through some fields, passing through the farmlands.
Eventually, SR-607 passes another house and some trees, before curving east and soon reaching its southern end at an intersection with SR-680 (Starbuck Road), just short of the Blue Ridge Parkway in Smart.
My Experiences:
I have never been on this version of SR-607.
Greene/Orange Counties:
The Greene County and Orange County variation of Secondary Route 607 is a road that goes from SR-644 and SR-743 in southeastern Greene County to US 33 in western Orange County. The route east of US 29 connects US 29 and US 33 without entering Ruckersville.
The Route Path:
This version of SR-607 begins at an intersection with SR-644 and SR-743 southwest of Ruckersville, in Greene County. From here, the route heads southeast, passing through some residential areas and eventually intersecting SR-606 (Spring Hill Road). SR-607 continues east, passing through more residential areas, reaching an intersection with US 29 (Seminole Trail) shortly after.
The route continues past the intersection, with a northbound-signed reassurance sign. Not long after this, SR-607 curves northeast at an intersection with SR-670 (Preddy Creek Road). The route soon passes by more neighborhoods, curving a few times before intersecting SR-616 before crossing Preddy Creek.
From here, SR-607 continues east as it gains elevation, passing through some wooded areas before eventually crossing the Greene/Orange County Line, entering Orange County.
In the county, the route intersects SR-670 again (now named Ridgeway Drive), before curving northeast and passing by some houses, still in the wooded areas and eventually reaching its east end at an intersection with US 33 (Spotswood Trail) not far west of the unincorporated community of Ehart.
My Experiences:
I have been on this version of SR-607 many, many, many times. In addition to this, my first picture of 2024 was of the sign for this route at its intersection with US 29 in Greene County. It's not a surprise at all I have clinched this version of SR-607 and made it my first ever Secondary Route Post/Page.
Nelson County:
The Nelson County variation of Secondary Route 607 is a road that goes from SR-626 near Five Forks to a dead end near the James River west of Eldridge Corner. The route is a simple dirt road that serves close to nothing.
The Route Path:
This version of SR-607 begins at an intersection with SR-626 (Norwood Road). The route heads south as a one-lane dirt road, shortly before reaching an intersection with an unnumbered road (Buffalo Station Drive). SR-607 continues southeast past some trees before making a sharp curve towards the northeast.
The route continues in this direction towards the James River, losing elevation as it passes in-between two small hills. SR-607 makes a couple small curves, but stays heading northeast before eventually reaching its eastern end at a dead end just short of some railroad tracks and the James River.
My Experiences:
I have never been on or near this version of SR-607.
Patrick County:
The Patrick County variation of Secondary Route 607 is a road that goes from SR-602 near the Blue Ridge Parkway to SR-614.
The Route Path:
This version of SR-607 begins at an intersection with SR-602 (Mayberry Church Road), very close to the Blue Ridge Parkway. The route heads east, crossing Mayberry Creek before passing a couple buildings and curving southeast.
After that, SR-607 has a straight stretch, passing two houses as it curves east while slowly gaining some elevation. The route curves again and immediately reaches its eastern end at an intersection with SR-614 (Squirrel Spur Road).
My Experiences:
I have never been on this version of SR-607.
Westmoreland County:
The Westmoreland County variation of Secondary Route 607 is a road that goes from SR-604 to SR-608 northeast of Kinsale.
The Route Path:
This version of SR-607 begins at an intersection with SR-604 slightly over a mile north of the community of Kinsale. From the intersection, the route heads southeast as Kinsale Bridge Road, passing through fields and some woods. SR-607 curves to the east, just before shooting south towards Kinsale.
The route continues to pass through fields, intersecting the access road for a vineyard before SR-607 soon reaches its southern end at an intersection with SR-608, which continues to Kinsale and VA-203.
My Experiences:
I have never been on this version of SR-607.
Wise County:
The Wise County variation of Secondary Route 607 is a road that goes from SR-688 in Tacoma to SR-706, also in Tacoma. The route serves as a shortcut connecting both routes, which intersect not far to the north of it.
The Route Path:
This version of SR-607 begins at an intersection with SR-688 (Washington Road) in the community of Tacoma. The route heads east, passing by numerous buildings in the community.
Soon after, SR-607 reaches its eastern end at an intersection with SR706, just short of US 58 Alternate in Tacoma.
My Experiences:
I have never been on this version of SR-607.
