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New York 40 |
Northbound NY 40 signage near Easton.
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| Southern Terminus: | NY 7, Troy |
| Northern Terminus: | NY 22, N. Granville |
| Length: | 54.85 miles (88.31 km) |
| Orientation: | North-South |
| Counties: | Rensselaer, Washington |
| Cities: | Troy |
| Villages: | Schaghticoke, Argyle |
| Towns: | Brunswick, Schaghticoke, Easton, Greenwich, Argyle, Hartford, Granville, Fort Ann |
| Name(s): | Oakwood Ave., Plank Rd., Leversee Rd., Speigletown Rd., Main St. |
| History: |
NY 40 originally extended south to US 9/US 20 in East Greenbush via NY 142 and US 4 (1930-32) and later realigned via Winter St. (Former NY 405), NY 66, present day NY 2, and 15th St and truncated to North Greenbush at US 4 (1932-73). |
Scan from the 1940 Sinclair Rand McNally New York state map
showing NY 40's southern extension to East Greenbush.
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| Mile | Desc. | NORTH
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SOUTH
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| 0.00 | JCT (ST) |
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| 3.45 | JCT |
NORTH
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| . | MP |
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| 3.53 | JCT |
SOUTH
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 (Mark Sinsabaugh, 09/28/2022) |
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| 3.67 | . | . | |
| 7.90 | JCT |
(Formerly
 (ST)) |
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| 11.53 | JCT |
WEST
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 (Douglas Kerr, 11/21/2004) |
 (Douglas Kerr, 10/17/2004) |
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| . | MP |
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| 11.74 | . |  |
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| 13.06 | . | . | |
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| . | MP | . |
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| 13.08 | JCT |
EAST
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 (Mark Sinsabaugh, 03/11/2018) |
 (Mark Sinsabaugh, 09/28/2022) |
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| 15.58 | . |  |
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 (Mark Sinsabaugh, 03/11/2018) |
 (Mark Sinsabaugh, 03/11/2018) |
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| 26.71 | JCT |
WEST
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 (Mark Sinsabaugh, 03/11/2018) |
 (Mark Sinsabaugh, 09/28/2022) |
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| . | MP |
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| 27.72 | JCT |
EAST
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 (Douglas Kerr, 10/06/2007) |
 (Douglas Kerr, 12/19/2004) |
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| 33.59 | JCT |
 (Formerly
 (WT)) |
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 (Mark Sinsabaugh, 03/11/2018) |
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| 36.92 | . |  |
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 (Mark Sinsabaugh, 03/11/2018) |
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| 37.35 | JCT |
 (ET) |
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 (Mark Sinsabaugh, 03/11/2018) |
 (Mark Sinsabaugh, 03/11/2018) |
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| 37.65 | . | . | |
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 (Mark Sinsabaugh, 07/20/2022) |
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| 46.35 | JCT |
 (ET) |
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 (Douglas Kerr, 10/15/2005) |
 (Mark Sinsabaugh, 07/20/2022) |
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| 47.60 | JCT |
WEST
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 (Mark Sinsabaugh, 07/20/2022) |
 (Mark Sinsabaugh, 07/20/2022) |
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| . | MP |
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| 47.96 | JCT |
EAST
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 (Douglas Kerr, 10/15/2005) |
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| 54.85 | JCT (NT) |
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 (Mark Sinsabaugh, 07/20/2022) |
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Page Created: November 7, 2006 | Page Updated: September 29, 2022