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Operator System Service PWSID Public Water System Name City/County Population Source Company First Name Last Name Organization Address 1 Address 2 City State Zip Category Type Connection 1021007 AMERICAN MINE RESEARCH INC 6 BLAND NTNC 1 48 GW AMERICAN MINE RESEARCH, INC P.O. BOX 234 ROCKY GAP VA 24366 1021043 BLAND COMMUNITY WATER SYSTEM 2 BLAND C 196 490 GU BLAND COUNTY SERVICE AUTHORITY P.O. BOX 510 BLAND VA 24315 1021046 BLAND CORRECTIONAL CENTER 3 BLAND C 1 750 SW VIRGINIA DEPT OF CORRECTIONS 6900 Atmore Drive P. O. Box 26963 RICHMOND VA 23261 1021056 ABB POWER T & D COMPANY, INC. 6 BLAND NTNC 2 430 GW ABB POWER T & D COMPANY, INC. 171 Industry Drive BLAND VA 24315‐0038 1021126 DEER RUN WATER COMPANY, INC 6 BLAND C 16 41 GW DEER RUN WATER COMPANY INC P. O. Box 273 631 M. L. Thompson Drive ROCKY GAP VA 24366 1021172 BIG WALKER MOTEL NA BLAND NC 20 25 GW BIG WALKER MOTEL, LLC P. O. Box 155 BLAND VA 24315 1021700 ROCKY GAP/BASTIAN REGIONAL 5 BLAND C 442 985 SWP BLAND COUNTY SERVICE AUTHORITY P.O. BOX 510 BLAND VA 24315 1021947 WOLF CREEK GOLF CLUB NA BLAND NC 130GW WOLF CREEK GOLF & COUNTY CLUB 6828 Grapefield Road BASTIAN VA 24314 1027061 BUCHANAN CO PSA 4 BUCHANAN C 7935 19326 SWP BUCHANAN CO PSA PO BOX 30 VANSANT VA 24656 1027065 GRASSY CREEK‐BCPSA 6 BUCHANAN C 176 440 SWP BUCHANAN CO PSA PO BOX 30 VANSANT VA 24656 1027067 OSBORNE MOUNTAIN ‐ BCPSA 6 BUCHANAN C 25 70 SWP BUCHANAN COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY P. O. BOX 30 VANSANT VA 24656 1027068 PAGE ‐ BCPSA 6 BUCHANAN C 11 50 SWP BUCHANAN CO PSA PO BOX 30 VANSANT VA 24656 1027069 SHORTT GAP ‐ BCPSA 6 BUCHANAN C 13 64 SWP BUCHANAN COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY P. O. BOX 30 VANSANT VA 24656 1035010 ALPINE CREST NA CARROLL NC 32 25 GW TRUSTEES OF ALPINE CREST DEVELOPMENT 27 Alpine Crest Road FANCY GAP VA 24328‐4118 1035050 BLUE RIDGE MUSIC CENTER NA CARROLL NC 3 100 GW VA DEPT OF INTERIOR‐ NATIONAL PARK SVC 200 BB & T BUILDING, ONE PARK SQ ASHVILLE VA 28801 1035060 BRANDYWINE ESTATES 4 CARROLL C 11 25 GW AQUA NORTH CAROLINA INC. P.O. Drawer 4889 CARY NC 27519 1035066 CANA REGIONAL WATER SYSTEM 4 CARROLL C 453 1496 GW CARROLL COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY 605‐2 PINE STREET HILLSVILLE VA 24343 1035088 CARROLL REGIONAL WATER SYSTEM 3 CARROLL C 2945 7500 SWP CARROLL COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY 605‐2 PINE STREET HILLSVILLE VA 24343 1035090 CASCADE MOUNTAIN RESORT 6 CARROLL C 107 145 GW CASCADE MTN PROP. OWNERS ASSOC P.O. Box 353 FANCY GAP VA 24328 1035091 CONDOMINIUMS AT CASCADE NA CARROLL NC 20 25 GW CASCADE CONDO. UNIT OWNERS ASSO, INC PO Box 324 FANCY GAP VA 24328 1035095 CHALET HIGH, INC 4 CARROLL C 149 340 GW CHALET HIGH P.O. Box 192 FANCY GAP VA 24328 1035100 CROOKED CREEK FEE FISHING AREA NA CARROLL NC 225GW VA DEPT OF GAME & INLAND FISHERIES 1132 Thomas Jefferson Road FOREST VA 24551‐9223 1035107 CROOKED OAK RESTAURANT NA CARROLL NC 1 100 GW CROOKED OAK RESTAURANT, LLC 8302 Danville Pike HILLSVILLE VA 24343 1035195 FANCY GAP CABINS AND CAMPGROUND, LLC NA CARROLL NC 32 25 GW FANCY GAP CABINS AND CAMPGROUND, LLC 202595 Blue Ridge Parkway FANCY GAP VA 24328 1035227 GLADESBORO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 6 CARROLL NTNC 1 137 GW CARROLL COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD 605‐9 Pine Street HILLSVILLE VA 24343 1035274 GOSPEL LIGHT CHRISTIAN CAMP NA CARROLL NC 16 200 GW GOSPEL LIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH P.O. Box 38 WALKERSTOWN NC 27051 1035275 GROUNDHOG MOUNTAIN NA CARROLL NC 3 150 GW VA DEPT OF INTERIOR‐ NATIONAL PARK SVC 200 BB & T BUILDING, ONE PARK SQ ASHVILLE VA 28801 1035290 HIGH CHAPARRAL INC NA CARROLL NC 45 116 GW HIGH CHAPARRAL POA AND CANDIS COLEMAN P. O. Box 111 FANCY GAP VA 24328 1035292 HILLCREST SUBDIVISION NA CARROLL NC 16 40 GW CARROLL COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY 605‐2 PINE STREET HILLSVILLE VA 24343 1035295 HILLSVILLE, TOWN OF 2 CARROLL C 1200 2704 SW HILLSVILLE, TOWN OF 410 N. Main Street P.O. Box 545 HILLSVILLE VA 24343 1035303 COUNTRY VIEW INN NA CARROLL NC 24 25 GW BRAHMA, INC. 230 Pottery Drive FANCY GAP VA 24328 1035415 KANAWHA VALLEY ARENA NA CARROLL NC 14 200 GW KANAWHA VALLEY ARENA LLC 121 Kanawha Ridge Road DUGSPUR VA 24325 1035437 LAUREL MEADOWS HOME 6 CARROLL C 190GW AMERICAN HEALTH CARE CORP. P. O. Box 20909 ROANOKE VA 24018 1035450 LAUREL FORK DOLLAR GENERAL (NO. 17332) NA CARROLL NC 125GW DAVID LAMPERT & JULIE BELL IRR TRUST III 900 VETERANS BLVD ‐ SUITE 410 REDWOOD CITY CA 94063 1035475 I‐77 EXIT 1 6 CARROLL C 110 325 SWP CARROLL COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY 605‐2 PINE STREET HILLSVILLE VA 24343 1035498 LITTLE TREASURES LEARNING CENTER 6 CARROLL NTNC 1 35 GW LITTLE TREASURES LEARNING CENTER, INC. 2875 Ward's Gap Road LAMBSBURG VA 24351 1035573 OLDE MILL GOLF COURSE 6 CARROLL C 35 300 GW OLDE MILL LAND CO L.P. 2258 Stone Mountain Road LAUREL FORK VA 24352 1035578 OAKLAND ELEM SCHOOL 6 CARROLL NTNC 1 230 GW CARROLL COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD 605‐9 Pine Street HILLSVILLE VA 24343 1035581 FANCY GAP 4 CARROLL C 207 500 GW CARROLL COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY 605‐2 PINE STREET HILLSVILLE VA 24343 1035600 PINEBROOK SUBDIVISION 6 CARROLL C 11 25 GW AQUA NORTH CAROLINA INC. P.O. Drawer 4889 CARY NC 27519 1035700 SKYLAND LAKES GOLF CLUB NA CARROLL NC 7 100 GW SKYLAND LAKES GOLF CLUB, LLC P. O. Box 621 49 Skyland Lakes Drive, Fancy Gap, 24328 HILLSVILLE VA 24343 1035740 TRI‐AREA HEALTH CLINIC AND PHARMACY 6 CARROLL NTNC 2 40 GW LAUREL FORK HEALTH COMMISSION, INC 14558 Danville Pike P.O. Box 9 LAUREL FORK VA 24352 1035745 TOWER ROAD 6 CARROLL C 104 260 SWP CARROLL COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE AUTHORITY 605‐2 PINE STREET HILLSVILLE VA 24343 1035774 UTTS CAMPGROUND NA CARROLL NC 84 80 GW ELIZABETH H. UTT, THOMAS UTT, MARYJO MCN 574 Campground Road P.O. Box 364 FANCY GAP VA 24328 1051080 THUNDER RIVER CAMPGROUND NA DICKENSON NC 22 25 GW HILL, DEAN DEAN HILL THUNDER RIVER CAMPGROUND 1129 Lazarus Branch HAYSI VA 24256 1051092 CENTENNIAL HEIGHTS 6 DICKENSON C 87 220 SWP CUMBERLAND PLATEAU REGIONAL HOUSING AUTH PO BOX 1328 LEBANON VA 24266 1051100 CLINTWOOD, TOWN OF 5 DICKENSON C 1775 4836 SWP CLINTWOOD, TOWN OF C/O MAYOR P O BOX 272 CLINTWOOD VA 24228 1051107 BARTLICK/BREAKS ‐ DCPSA 5 DICKENSON C 136 335 SWP DICKENSON COUNTY PSA P. O. BOX 619 CLINTWOOD VA 24228 1051377 JOHN FLANNAGAN WATER AUTHORITY 1 DICKENSON C 30SW JOHN FLANNAGAN WATER AUTHORITY 552 Flannagan Road HAYSI VA 24256 1051720 SANDY RIDGE ‐ DCPSA 5 DICKENSON C 233 592 SWP DICKENSON COUNTY PSA P. O. BOX 619 CLINTWOOD VA 24228 1051721 DICKENSON COUNTY REGIONAL ‐ DCPSA 5 DICKENSON C 1116 2978 SWP DICKENSON COUNTY PSA P. O. BOX 619 CLINTWOOD VA 24228 1051722 WOLF PEN BRANCH ‐ DCPSA 6 DICKENSON C 19 48 SWP DICKENSON COUNTY PSA P. O. BOX 619 CLINTWOOD VA 24228 1051723 DOE BRANCH ‐ DCPSA 6 DICKENSON C 15 35 SWP DICKENSON COUNTY PSA P. O. BOX 619 CLINTWOOD VA 24228 1051724 CROOKED BRANCH ‐ DCPSA 6 DICKENSON C 23 40 SWP DICKENSON COUNTY PSA P. O. BOX 619 CLINTWOOD VA 24228 1051725 DCPSA ‐ SKEETROCK 5 DICKENSON C 441 1090 SWP DICKENSON COUNTY PSA P. O. BOX 619 CLINTWOOD VA 24228 1051726 DCPSA ‐ HONEY CAMP/DARWIN 5 DICKENSON C 282 700 SWP DICKENSON COUNTY PSA P. O. BOX 619 CLINTWOOD VA 24228 1051727 DCPSA ‐ OSBORNS GAP 6 DICKENSON C 62 175 SWP DICKENSON COUNTY PSA P. O. BOX 619 CLINTWOOD VA 24228 1051728 DCPSA ‐ RT. 80 6 DICKENSON C 238 605 SWP DICKENSON COUNTY PSA P. O. BOX 619 CLINTWOOD VA 24228 1051729 DCPSA ‐ RAKES RIDGE 5 DICKENSON C 160 415 SWP DICKENSON COUNTY PSA P. O. BOX 619 CLINTWOOD VA 24228 1051731 DCPSA‐FEARLS BRANCH 6 DICKENSON C 27 255 SWP DICKENSON COUNTY PSA P. O. BOX 619 CLINTWOOD VA 24228 1051732 DCPSA ‐ RUSH CREEK 6 DICKENSON C 9 25 SWP DICKENSON COUNTY PSA P. O. BOX 619 CLINTWOOD VA 24228 1051735 DCPSA ‐ MONTE LANE 6 DICKENSON C 15 35 SWP DICKENSON COUNTY PSA P. O. BOX 619 CLINTWOOD VA 24228 1051736 DCPSA ‐ SULLIVAN BRANCH 6 DICKENSON C 34 88 SWP DICKENSON COUNTY PSA P. O. BOX 619 CLINTWOOD VA 24228 1051737 DCPSA ‐ BIG CANEY 5 DICKENSON C 1499 3749 SWP DICKENSON COUNTY PSA P. O. BOX 619 CLINTWOOD VA 24228 1063030 APPLE RIDGE FARM NA FLOYD NC 925GW APPLE RIDGE FARM 541 LUCK AVENUE S.W. ‐ SUITE 304 ROANOKE VA 24016 1063047 BIG ROCK TRAILER PARK 6 FLOYD C 21 60 GW TKRE, LLC 4943 FLOYD HIGHWAY SOUTH WILLIS VA 24380 1063140 CHANTILLY FESTIVAL FARM NA FLOYD NC 137GW LARSON, DAVID DAVID LARSON CHANTILLY FESTIVAL FARM P.O. Box 179 FLOYD VA 24091 1063143 CHECK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 6 FLOYD NTNC 3 368 GW FLOYD COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD 140 HARRIS HART ROAD, NE FLOYD VA 24091 1063148 COPPER HILL DAY CARE CENTER 6 FLOYD NTNC 1 50 GW GOFF, WESLEY LANE WESLEY LANE GOFF COPPER HILL DAY CARE CENTER 9907 FLOYD HIGHWAY NORTH COPPER HILL VA 24079 1063149 COPPER HILL DOLLAR GENERAL (NO. 17657) NA FLOYD NC 125GW R&R CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION 310 ED WRIGHT LANE, SUITE B NEWPORT NEWS VA 23606 1063152 DADDY RABBITS CAMPGROUND NA FLOYD NC 38 30 GW T & P WHITE, LLC 2332 Circle Drive SW ROANOKE VA 24018 1063154 RAMSEY MOBILE HOME PARK 6 FLOYD C 38 95 GW CAROLINA LILY PORTFOLIO IV, LLC 570 LEXINGTON AVENUE ‐ SUITE 2200 NEW YORK NY 10022 1063155 FLOYD ECO VILLAGE COMMUNITY CENTER NA FLOYD NC 130GW FLOYD ECO VILLAGE, LLC 188 ECO VILLAGE TRAIL, SE P.
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    Digital State Publications Depository Shipping List Number 106 Monographs Cataloged During November 2016 Distributed December 1, 2016 Total Titles 21 + 16 + 19 Virginia's water trails draft map / ǂc Virginia Department of 962329075 Conservation and Recreation. Trails program strategic plan / ǂc Virginia Department of 962329076 Conservation and Recreation. Virginia trail networking goals and strategies / ǂc Virginia 962329196 Department of Conservation and Recreation. Virginia Greenways and Trails Task Force : ǂb final report / ǂc 962329197 prepared by the Virginia Greenways and Trails Task Force. Rails with trails/pedestrian crossing project initiation, coordination 962329198 and review : ǂb to the Governor and the General Assembly of Virginia. Report of the Greenways Advisory Commission / ǂc [Virginia 962329199 Department of Conservation and Recreation]. The Virginia Creeper Trail : ǂb an assessment of user demographics, 962329200 preferences, and economics : final report / ǂc principal investigators, J. M. Bowker, John C. Bergstrom and Joshua K. Gill. The Washington & Old Dominion Trail : ǂb an assessment of user 962329201 demographics, preferences, and economics : final report / ǂc principal investigators, J. M. Bowker [and others]. The waterway at New River State Park : ǂb an assessment of user demographics, preferences, and economics : final report prepared 962329202 for the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation / ǂc principal investigators, J. M. Bowker, John C. Bergstrom and J Lake Anna State Park, Spotsylvania, Virginia : ǂb trail guide / ǂc 962329217 Virginia State Parks. Kiptopeke State Park, Cape Charles, Virginia : ǂb trail guide / ǂc 962329218 Virginia State Parks. Leesylvania State Park, Woodbridge, Virginia : ǂb trail guide / ǂc 962329219 Virginia State Parks. Mason Neck State Park, Lorton, Virginia : ǂb trail guide / ǂc Virginia 962329220 State Parks.