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James River High School
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9906 Springwood Road
Buchanan, VA 24066 - Phone: (540) 254-1121 Phone: (540) 254-1121
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James River High School in Buchanan, Virginia is located in Botetourt County and was founded in 1959. There are facilities at the school that are available for use for baseball, basketball, football, soccer, and softball.
Directions
- Directions: From I-81, take Exit 162 for US-11 North toward Buchanan. Follow US-11 North for almost 5 miles into downtown Buchanan. Turn left on on VA-43 North and then go 4 miles - the school will be on the left.
- Major Access Routes: I-81, US 11
- Miles from I-81: 10
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