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New York 278 |
Northbound NY 278 reassurance marker in Clums Corners.
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| Southern Terminus: | NY 2, Clums Corners |
| Northern Terminus: | NY 7, Brunswick |
| Length: | 1.51 miles (2.43 km) |
| Orientation: | North-South |
| Counties: | Rensselaer |
| Cities: | None |
| Villages: | None |
| Towns: | Brunswick |
| Name(s): | Brick Church Rd. |
| History: |
NY 278 had two previous short lived alignments in Erie County during most of the 1930s. The original, in the towns of Boston and Holland via what is now Erie CRs 222 and 240 with a short overlap with NY 240, and later along present day NY 187 and a portion of US 20 between West Seneca and Depew. The current designation was assigned in 1938. |
| Recommendation: | Decommission NY 278 to eliminate duplication with I-278 in New York City. |
Scan from the 1930 Socony Rand McNally New York state |
Scan of the 1935 Sunoco Rand McNally New York state |
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| Mile | Desc. | NORTH
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| 1.51 | JCT (NT) |
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Page Created: July 31, 2006 | Page Updated: August 5, 2022