List of Virginia state prisons
This is a list of state prisons in Virginia. It does not include federal prisons or county jails located in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
- Augusta Correctional Center (operating capacity 1,097 inmates)
- Baskerville Correctional Center (capacity 488)
- Bland Correctional Center (capacity 621)
- Brunswick Work Center (capacity 708)
- Buckingham Correctional Center
- Caroline Correctional Unit (capacity 137)
- Central Virginia Correctional Unit #13 (capacity 250)
- Coffeewood Correctional Center (capacity 1,193)
- Cold Springs Correctional Unit (capacity 150)
- Culpeper Correctional Facility for Women (closed as of 2014)[1]
- Deep Meadow Correctional Center (capacity 840)
- Deerfield Correctional Center (capacity 1,069)
- Dillwyn Correctional Center (capacity 1,106)
- Fluvanna Correctional Center for Women
- Green Rock Correctional Center (capacity 987)
- Greensville Correctional Center
- Halifax Correctional Unit (capacity 248)
- Haynesville Correctional Center (capacity 1,141)
- Haynesville Correctional Unit (capacity 112)
- Indian Creek Correctional Center (capacity 1,002)
- James River Correctional Center (closed April 1, 2011)
- Keen Mountain Correctional Center (capacity 879)
- Lawrenceville Correctional Center (capacity 1,548; operated by GEO Group as Virginia's only private state prison)[2]
- Lunenburg Correctional Center (capacity 1,186)
- Marion Treatment Center (capacity 371)
- Mecklenburg Correctional Center (closed 2012)
- Nottoway Correctional Center
- Patrick Henry Correctional Unit (capacity 136)
- Pocahontas State Correctional Center
- Powhatan Correctional Center (capacity 449) Closed 2015
- Red Onion State Prison
- River North Correctional Center (capacity 1,000)
- Rustburg Correctional Unit (capacity 152)
- St. Brides Correctional Center
- Sussex I State Prison
- Sussex II State Prison
- Virginia Correctional Center for Women
- Wallens Ridge State Prison
- Wise Correctional Unit (capacity 108)
References
- ^ Simmons, Rhonda (17 Oct 2014). "State cuts to delay opening of Culpeper's women's prison indefinitely". Culpeper Star Exponent. Retrieved 25 July 2016.
- ^ http://vadoc.virginia.gov/facilities/eastern/lawrenceville/
