NY State Roads - Roads #11-25

From: Stockholm Center at US 11
To: west of Lawrenceville at US 11
Via: Winthrop, Brasher Falls, North Lawrence
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	12

From: Hinmans Corners at US 11
To: Morristown at NY 37
Via: Chenango Forks, Greene, Oxford, Norwich, Sherburne, Sangerfield, Waterville, Utica, Alder Creek, Boonville, Port Leyden, Lowville, West Lowville, Copenhagen, Watertown, Gunns Corners, Depauville, Clayton, Alexandria Bay, Chippewa Bay
Name: Upper Front Street
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	12A

From: north of Binghamton at NY 12
To: south of Chenango Bridge at NY 7
Via: Chenango Bridge
Name: Chenango Bridge Road
Notes: Provides access from NY 12 to I-88.
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	12B

From: Sherburne at NY 12
To: west of New Hartford at NY 12
Via: Earlville, Hamilton, Pecksport, Madison, Oriskany Falls, Deansboro, Clinton
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	12D

From: Boonville at NY 12
To: Lyons Falls at NY 12
Via: Potters Corners
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	12E

From: Watertown at NY 12
To: Clayton at NY 12
Via: Limerick, Chaumont, Cape Vincent
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	12F

From: Dexter at NY 180
To: Watertown at NY 12
Name: Coffeen Street, Outer Coffeen Street (DHJr)
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	13

From: Horseheads at NY 17
To: Port Ontario at NY 3
Via: Ithaca, Cortland, DeRuyter, Sheds, Cazenovia, Chittenango, Canastota, Sylvan Beach, Camden, Pulaski
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	13A

From: southwest of Ithaca at NY 13
To: Ithaca at NY 79/NY 96
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	14

From: Southport at PA-NY State Line
To: Alton (Sodus Point)
Via: Elmira, Elmira Heights, Horseheads, Pine Valley, Millport, Montour Falls, Watkins Glen, Dresden, Geneva, Five Points, Alloway, Lyons, South Sodus
Link:

PA 14
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	14A

From: north of Watkins Glen at NY 14
To: Geneva at US 20/NY 5
Via: North Reading, Dundee, Penn Yan
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	15

From: Painted Post at US 15
To: Rochester at NY 31
Via: Coopers Plains, Campbell, Savona, Bath, Kanona, Avoca, Cohocton, Wayland, Springwater, Conesus, Livonia, Lakeville, East Avon, West Henrietta, West Brighton
Name: West Henrietta Road, Mount Hope Avenue, South Avenue, Byron Street, South Clinton Avenue
History: Formerly US 15, which also ran along present NY 415 in Steuben County to Wayland. Today (or until recently), NY 15 is signed on NY 17 from Painted Post to Bath, then on NY 415 to Wayland. Old US 15 sign in d'town Rochester now bears a 'TO' panel (rather far removed, over 90 miles). (NP)
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US 15


	15A

From: Springwater at NY 15
To: Rochester at NY 15
Via: Hemlock, Lima, Rush, Henrietta
Name: East Henrietta Road
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	16

From: Knapp Creek at PA-NY State Line
To: Buffalo at NY 5
Via: Rock City, Olean, Scotts Corners, Franklinville, Yorkshire, East Aurora, West Seneca
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	17

From: Clymer at PA-NY state line
To: Hillburn at NJ-NY state line
Via: Sherman, Stow, Jamestown, Salamanca, Allegany, Olean, Hinsdale, Cuba, Hornell, Bath, Painted Post, Corning, Horseheads, Elmira, Chemung, Waverly, Nichols, Owego, Binghamton, Windsor, McClure, Deposit, Hancock, Roscoe, Liberty, Monticello, Rock Hill, Wurtsboro, Bloomingburg, Fair Oaks, Goshen, Chester, Harriman, Sloatsburg
Length: approx. 400 miles
Lanes: Four for most of route, six in Binghamton area.
Access: Alternates between limited access and at-grade highway.
Misc: Route 17 is called the Quickway. The current Route 17 was built around 1957-1960 to replace the old road, now called Old Route 17. Route 17M is also called Old Route 17. It runs in Orange County roughly parallel to NY 17. Old Route 17 northwest of Orange County does not have a state road designation. However, 17M continues northwest into Sullivan County Rt. 171 through 179A (called Sullivan Ave./St. at various parts). It was the old road before a superhighway was built just next to it to accomodate summer 'Borscht Belt' traffic in the Catskills. (AE)
Link:

PA 17
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	17A

From: Goshen at NY 17
To: south of Southfields at NY 17
Via: Warwick
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	17B

From: Callicoon at NY 97
To: Monticello at NY 17
Via: Fosterdale, White Lake
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	17C

From: Waverly at NY 34
To: Binghamton at US 11
Via: Smithboro, Owego, Endicott, Johnson City
Lanes: Two in Binghamton, four in other areas
Name: George F. Highway, Campville Road
Map of this route: KML


	17K

From: east of Bloomingburg at NY 17
To: Newburgh at US 9W
Via: Bullville, Montgomery
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	17M

From: Fair Oaks at NY 17
To: Harriman at NY 17
Via: Middletown, Goshen
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	18

From: Lewiston at NY 104
To: Rochester (Uptonville) at NY 104
Via: Olcott, Hamlin, Hilton, Parma Center, North Greece, Barnard
Name: County Line Road, Roosevelt Highway, West Avenue, South Avenue, Parma Corners-Hilton Road, Parma Center Road, Manitou Road, Latta Road, Dewey Avenue (NP)
Notes: Dewey Avenue section maintained by county (NP)
History: Apparently NY 18 used to extend further east; my guess is Latta Road to Stutson St. bridge to Pattonwood Dr. to Lake Shore Blvd. to present NY 590 to Lake Rd., ending at either NY 250 or (less likely) NY 21 in Pultneyville. Little Green Signs for NY 18 still exist on NY 590 north of Ridge Rd., and on Lake Rd. west of NY 250. Lake Rd. bridge over Irondequoit Bay outlet has since been removed (grrr). (NP)
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	18B

From: Buffalo


	18F

From: Lewiston at NY 104
To: east of Fort Niagara at NY 18
Via: Youngstown, Fort Niagara
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	19

From: Stanards at PA-NY State Line
To: Hamlin at Lake Ontario State Parkway
Via: Wellsville, Belmont, Belfast, Caneadea, Fillmore, Pike, Warsaw, Pavilion, LeRoy, Bergen, Brockport, Clarkson
Name: Lake Road, Main Street, Lake Road East Fork
Notes: Maintained by county north of North Hamlin
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	19A

From: Fillmore at NY 19
To: south of Rock Glen at NY 19
Via: Portageville
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US 20

US 20A


	20C

From: East Bloomfield at US 20/NY 5/NY 64
To: west of Canandaigua at US 20/NY 5/NY 64
Via: Holcomb
History: Decommissioned October 1997 (Unverified with NYSDOT) Parts of this road are now NY 444.


	21

From: Andover at NY 417
To: north of Williamson at NY 104
Via: Alfred Station, Almond, Hornell, Stephen Mills, Haskinville, Wayland, North Cohocton, Naples, Woodville, Bristol Springs, Cheshire, Canandaigua, Chapin, Manchester, Palmyra, Marion
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	22

From: NYC-Westchester county line at US 1
To: Mooers CA-NY state line
Via: Mount Vernon, White Plains, Armonk, Bedford, Goldens Bridge, Brewster, Millerton, Hillsdale, Austerlitz, New Lebanon, Hoosick Falls, Granville, Comstock, Whitehall, Westport, Keeseville, Peru, Plattsburgh
History: NY 22 once followed Park Avenue in Manhattan then some side streets in the Bronx. Now the route ends at the New England Thruway near Pelham Bay Park. (SA)
Name: Columbus Avenue, White Plains Road. Northern Turnpike from Cambridge to Granville. (ME)
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	22A

From: south of Middle Granville at NY 22
To: Hampton at VT-NY State Line
Via: Middle Granville
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	22B

From: Peru at NY 22
To: Morrisonville at NY 3
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	23

From: Lower Cincinnatus at NY 26
To: Hillsdale at MA-NY State Line at MA 23
Via: Norwich, South New Berlin, Morris, Oneonta, Stamford, Grand Gorge, Prattsville, Cairo, Catskill, Rip Van Winkle Bridge, Buckleys Corners, Bells Pond, Claverack
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	23A

From: Prattsville at NY 23
To: Catskill at US 9W
Via: Lexington, Hunter, Tannersville, Palenville
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	23B

From: near Rip Van Winkle Bridge at NY 9G/NY 23
To: Claverack at NY 9H/NY 23
Via: Hudson
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	24

From: Queens at NY 25
To: East Farmingdale at NY 110
Via: Elmont, Franklin Square, West Hempstead, Hempstead, East Meadow, Levittown, Farmingdale
Lanes: Four (Queens) to eight (Elmont) to Four (Franklin Square and east) to six (Levittown)
Misc: Also from Riverhead at NY 495 (interchange 71) to Hampton Bays at CR 80.
Misc: Now that the defense factories in East Farmingdale have been torn down, there is discussion of aligning Conklin Street with Long Island Avenue near Pinelawn, NY, moving NY 24 another 15-20 miles closer to being re-connected. (SS)
Name: Hempstead Tpke, Fulton St, Hempstead-Bethpage Tpke, Conklin Street
History: NY 24 was once the designation for the LIE before I-495 was used. The current NY 24 was one long road spanning all the way from Queens to Riverhead. Since WWII and the construction of defense factories in the road's path in 1941, NY 24 has been in two pieces: Queens to Farmingdale and Riverhead to Hampton Bays. (SA)
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	24A

History: For a short time in the 1960's and 1970's, NY 24A was assigned to Hillside Avenue, 212th St/212th Place and Hempstead Avneue in Queens COunty and Hempstead Tpke in Nassau County. NY 24 was used for the Long Island Expwy east of I-78/Clearview Expwy during this period. (RH)


	25

From: Queensboro Bridge at FDR Drive
To: Orient Point at the Ferry Landing
Via: New York City Floral Park, Mineola, South Huntington, Smithtown, Branch, Coram, Riverhead, Mattituck, Cutchogue, Southold, Greenport
Name: Queens Boulevard, Hillside Avenue, Braddock Avenue, Jericho Turnpike, Middle Country Road
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	25A

From: Queens at I-495
To: Calverton at NY 25
Via: Roslyn, East Norwich, Huntington, Kings Park, Smithtown, Branch, on North Country Road and Main Street to Port Jefferson, Port Jefferson Station, Rocky Point
Name: Northern Boulevard, Fort Salonga Road, North Country Road
Misc: Home of the Miracle Mile
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	25B

From: Queens at NY 25
To: Westbury at NY 25
Via: Hillside Avenue, East Williston
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	25C

History: Former and now unmarked designation for part of Union Turnpike and Marcus Avenue in Queens and Nassau Counties. (SA) Connected with NY 25 in Bayside (Union Tpke/SPringfield Blvd), when NY 25 was routed via Union Tpke. NYSDOT still maintains an unmarked NY 25C in the Nassau County east of Lakeville Road to Marcus Avenue in Lake Success/New Hyde Park. (RH)


	25D

History: Former designation for Nassau Boulevard. This road was replaced by the LI Expwy in the late 1950's. (SA) Also incluede Horace Harding Blvd, the predecessor of the Long Island Expwy (aka Horace Harding Expwy) east of Queens Blvd in Rego Park to Nassau Blvd in Little Neck/Douglaston thru the late 1950's. (RH)

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