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Burley Middle School

  • 901 Rose Hill Dr. , Charlottesville, 22903
Burn Boot Camp
  • 435 Gander Dr #608, Charlottesville, VA
Bybees Baptist Church
  • 4989 Bybees Church Rd, Troy, VA, 22974
C'ville Coffee
  • 1301 Harris St, Charlottesville, VA
Calvary Baptist Church
  • 8408 Thomas Nelson Hwy, Lovingston, VA, 22929
Calvary Chapel Charlottesville
  • 1284 Sunset Ave ext, Charlottesville, VA
Camp Friendship
  • 573 Friendship Way, Palmyra, VA
Campbell Hall
  • 110 Bayly Drive Room 160, Charlottesville, VA
Canal Basin Square
  • 249 Main Street, Scottsville, VA
Carr's Hill Field
  • 1717 University Ave, Charlottesville, VA
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