List of former state routes in New York (1–25)

This section of the list of former state routes in New York contains all routes numbered between 1 and 25.

Route	Southern or western terminus	Northern or eastern terminus	Formed	Removed
New York State Route 1 (1924–1927)	New York City line	Connecticut state line at Port Chester	1924[1]	1927[2]
New York State Route 1A	NY 27 in Manhattan	US 1 in Pelham Manor	1934[3]	ca. 1962[4][5]
New York State Route 1B (1932–1941)	NY 1A in the Bronx	US 1 in New Rochelle	ca. 1932[6][7]	ca. 1941[8][9]
New York State Route 1B	Triborough Bridge in The Bronx	Grand Concourse in The Bronx	ca. 1941[8][9][10]	by 1947[11]
New York State Route 1X	Eastern Boulevard in The Bronx	NY 1A in The Bronx	1941[12]	1946[12]
New York State Route 2 (1924–1927)	Pennsylvania state line at Kirkwood; became PA 2	NY 6 in Rouses Point	1924[1]	1927[2]
New York State Route 2 (1927–1939)	Pennsylvania state line at Lindley; became US 15	NY 31 in Rochester	1927[2]	ca. 1939[13][14]
New York State Route 2 (1939 – early 1940s)	NY 17 / NY 17C in Owego	NY 33 / NY 35 in Rochester	ca. 1939[13][14]	early 1940s[8][15]
New York State Route 2A (mid-1920s–1927)	NY 2 in Potsdam	NY 2 / NY 56 in Lawrence	mid-1920s[1][16]	1927[2]
New York State Route 2A (1930–1939)	NY 2 in Springwater	NY 2 in Rochester	1930[17]	ca. 1939[13][14]
New York State Route 2A (1939 – early 1940s)	NY 2 in Interlaken	US 20 / NY 5 in Waterloo	ca. 1939[13][14]	early 1940s[8][15]
New York State Route 3A (1930–1932)	NY 3 / NY 271 in Middleport	NY 19 near Medina	1930[18]	ca. 1932[7][19]
New York State Route 3A (1932–1935)	NY 3 / NY 425 in Lockport	NY 3 / NY 93 in Lockport	ca. 1932[6][7]	ca. 1935[20][21]
New York State Route 3B (1930–1932)	NY 237 in Clarendon	NY 3 / NY 63 in Sweden	1930[18]	ca. 1932[7][19]
New York State Route 3B (1932–1935)	NY 3 / NY 271 in Middleport	NY 19 near Medina	ca. 1932[7][19]	ca. 1935[20][21]
New York State Route 3C (1930–1932)	NY 3 in Sterling	US 11 / NY 3 / NY 12 in Watertown	1930[22]	ca. 1932[7][19]
New York State Route 3C (1932–1935)	NY 237 in Clarendon	NY 3 / NY 63 in Sweden	ca. 1932[7][19]	ca. 1935[20][21]
New York State Route 3D (1931–1932)	NY 3 in New Haven	NY 3C in Mexico	ca. 1931[6][17]	ca. 1932[6][7]
New York State Route 3D (1932–1935)	NY 3 in Sterling	US 11 / NY 3 / NY 12 in Watertown	ca. 1932[7][19]	1935[23]
New York State Route 3E (1930–1932)	NY 3 in Red Creek	NY 3 in Oswego	1930[17]	ca. 1932[7][19]
New York State Route 3E (1932–1935)	NY 3 in New Haven	NY 3D in Mexico	ca. 1932[6][7]	1935[23]
New York State Route 3F (1931–1932)	NY 3 in Deferiet	NY 26 in Carthage	ca. 1931[17][19]	ca. 1932[7][19]
New York State Route 3F (1932–1935)	NY 3 in Red Creek	NY 3 in Oswego	ca. 1932[7][19]	1935[23]
New York State Route 3G	NY 3 in Deferiet	NY 3 in Wilna	ca. 1932[7][19]	1940s[15][24]
New York State Route 4 (1924–1927)	Pennsylvania state line at Lindley	NY 3 in Rochester	1924[1]	1927[2]
New York State Route 5A (1924–mid-1920s)	NY 5 in Buffalo	NY 5 in Albany	1924[1]	mid-1920s[1][16]
New York State Route 5A (1933–1937)	US 20 / NY 5 in Aurelius	NY 5 in Sennett	ca. 1933[7][25]	ca. 1937[26][27]
New York State Route 6 (1924–1927)	New York City line	Canadian border at Rouses Point	1924[1]	1927[2]
New York State Route 6A	US 9 in Yonkers	US 9 in Tarrytown	mid-1920s[1][16]	1930[18]
New York State Route 6B	NY 5 in East Greenbush	NY 6 in Waterford	mid-1920s[1][16]	1927[16][28]
New York State Route 7 (1924–mid-1920s)	NY 6 in Troy	Massachusetts state line at Stephentown; became MA 7	1924[1]	mid-1920s[1][16]
New York State Route 7 (mid-1920s–1927)	NY 5 in Albany	NY 5 in Buffalo	mid-1920s[1][16]	1927[2]
New York State Route 7B (1930–1970)	NY 7 in Unadilla	NY 7 / NY 28 in Oneonta	1930[17]	1970[29]
New York State Route 7C	NY 7 in Niskayuna	NY 7 in Colonie	ca. 1961[4][30]	late 1960s[29][31]
New York State Route 8 (1924–1930)	New Jersey state line at Minisink; became NJ 8	US 9W in Newburgh	1924[1]	1930[22]
New York State Route 9 (1924–1927)	NY 17 in Binghamton	Vermont state line at Hoosick	1924[1]	1927[2]
New York State Route 9C (1920s–1930)	US 9 in Albany	US 9 in Round Lake	1920s[18]	1930[18]
New York State Route 9C (1930 – early 1930s)	NY 129 in Croton-on-Hudson	US 9 in Peekskill	1930[17]	early 1930s[21][25]
New York State Route 9E	US 9 in Wappingers Falls	NY 376 in Wappinger	ca. 1933[7][25]	ca. 1939[14][32]
New York State Route 9F	US 9 in Poughkeepsie	US 9 in Rhinebeck	1930[18]	ca. 1938[32][33]
New York State Route 9K	US 9 / NY 50 in Saratoga Springs	US 9 in Lake George	1930[22]	early 1950s[34][35]
New York State Route 9M	NY 8 in Horicon	US 9 in Chester	ca. 1931[6][17]	ca. 1939[32][32]
New York State Route 9X (1931–1936)	US 9 in Malta	US 9 / NY 50 in Saratoga Springs	ca. 1931[6][17]	ca. 1936[21][36]
New York State Route 9X	US 9 in Manhattan	US 9 in The Bronx	mid-1930s[13][21]	1940s[10][37]
New York State Route 9W (1927–1930)	US 9 in Elizabethtown	US 9 in Keeseville	1927[16][28]	1930[22]
New York State Route 10A (1920s–1930)	NY 10 in Long Lake	NY 10 in Johnsburg	late 1920s[28][38]	1930[22]
New York State Route 11 (1924–1927)	NY 2 in Mexico	NY 5 / NY 12 in Utica	1924[1]	1927[2]
New York State Route 12A (1920s–1930)	NY 12 in Sherburne	NY 5 in New Hartford	late 1920s[28][38]	1930[22]
New York State Route 12C	NY 5 / NY 5S / NY 8 / NY 12 in Utica	NY 12 / NY 28 / NY 287 in Barneveld	1930[17]	1970[29]
New York State Route 15 (1924–1939)	NY 17 / NY 17C in Owego	NY 33 / NY 35 in Rochester	1924[1]	ca. 1939[13][14]
New York State Route 15A (1930–1939)	NY 15 in Interlaken	US 20 / NY 5 in Waterloo	1930[17]	ca. 1939[13][14]
New York State Route 16A	Pennsylvania state line at Allegany; became PA 646	NY 16 / NY 17 in Olean	ca. 1932[6][7]	ca. 1963[5][39]
New York State Route 17A (1920s–1930)	NY 17 in Randolph	NY 17 / NY 18 in Salamanca	mid-1920s[1][16]	1930[22]
New York State Route 17D	NY 17 in Elmira	Pennsylvania state line at Chemung	1930[40]	early 1940s[8][15]
New York State Route 17E	NY 17 in Corning	NY 17 in Elmira	1930[40]	mid-1960s[31][41]
New York State Route 17F	NY 17 in Andover	NY 17 in Addison	1930[17]	early 1940s[8][15]
New York State Route 17G	NY 19 in Willing	NY 17 / NY 248 in Greenwood	1930[22]	early 1940s[8][15]
New York State Route 17H (1930–1937)	NY 17 in Randolph	NY 17 / NY 18 in Salamanca	1930[22]	ca. 1937[33][36]
New York State Route 17H (1940s–1970s)	NY 17C in Johnson City	NY 17 in Binghamton	by 1940[42]	1970s[29][43]
New York State Route 17J	NY 17 / NY 430 in Mayville	NY 17 in Jamestown	1930[22]	1973[44]
New York State Route 18A	US 62 / NY 18 / NY 39 in Collins	US 62 / NY 18 in Eden	ca. 1931[6][17]	ca. 1962[4][5]
New York State Route 18B	NY 240 in Orchard Park	US 62 / NY 18 / NY 324 in Amherst	ca. 1935[20][21]	ca. 1962[4][5]
New York State Route 18C	NY 78 / NY 278 on Orchard Park – West Seneca town line	NY 35 / NY 78 in Depew	ca. 1932[6][7]	ca. 1938[32][33]
New York State Route 18D	Whirlpool Rapids Bridge at Niagara Falls	US 62 / NY 18 in Wheatfield	ca. 1932[6][7]	1962[45]
New York State Route 18E	Queenston–Lewiston Bridge at Lewiston	NY 18F in Lewiston	early 1930s[17][46]	early 1960s[47][48]
New York State Route 18F (1934–1938)	NY 18 in Little Valley	NY 18 near Cattaraugus	ca. 1934[20][25]	ca. 1938[13][27]
New York State Route 19 (1924–1930)	NY 23 in Roxbury	US 6N in Kingston	1924[1]	1930[22]
New York State Route 20 (1924–1927)	NY 2 in Syracuse	NY 3 in Oswego	1924[1]	1927[2]
New York State Route 20A (1930–1932)	Pennsylvania state line at Ripley	US 20 in Silver Creek	1930[17]	ca. 1932[6][7]
New York State Route 20A (1938–1939)	US 20 in Hamburg	US 20 / NY 5 in Avon	ca. 1938[13][33]	ca. 1939[13][14]
New York State Route 20B	US 20 in Brant	US 20 in Hamburg	1930[17]	ca. 1932[6][7]
New York State Route 20C	NY 64 in Bloomfield	US 20 / NY 5 / NY 64 in Bloomfield	ca. 1931[6][17]	1997[49]
New York State Route 20D	US 20 in Geneseo	NY 5 in Avon	ca. 1931[6][17]	ca. 1938[13][33]
New York State Route 20N	US 20 / NY 174 in Marcellus town	US 20 / NY 20SY / NY 92 in Cazenovia	1937[50]	ca. 1962[4][5]
New York State Route 20SY	US 20 / NY 321 in Skaneateles	US 20 / NY 20N / NY 92 in Cazenovia	1951[51]	ca. 1962[4][5]
New York State Route 21 (1924–1930)	US 9 in Poughkeepsie	Connecticut state line at Amenia; became CT 4	1924[1]	1930[22]
New York State Route 21A	Vine Valley	US 20 / NY 5 in Canandaigua	1930[22]	early 1940s[8][15]
New York State Route 24 (1924–1930)	NY 45 in Stephentown	NY 30 in Fort Ann	1924[1]	1930[22]
New York State Route 24A	NY 24 / NY 25 in Queens	NY 110 in East Farmingdale	late 1950s[30][52]	ca. 1962[4][5]
New York State Route 25C	NY 25 in Queens	NY 25 in Garden City Park	by 1940[8]	1970[29]
New York State Route 25D	NY 24 / NY 25 in Queens	NY 25 in Westbury	early 1930s[17][21]	1958[53]

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