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New York 324 |
Eastbound NY 324 reassurance marker in Tonawanda.
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| Western Terminus: | I-190, Grand Island |
| Eastern Terminus: | NY 5, Clarence |
| Length: | 20.55 miles (33.09 km) |
| Orientation: | East-West |
| Counties: | Erie |
| Cities: | None |
| Villages: | None |
| Towns: | Grand Island, Tonawanda, Amherst, Clarence |
| Name(s): | Grand Island Blvd., Niagara Thruway, Sheridan Dr. |
| History: |
NY 324 originally began at NY 266 at the foot of the south Grand Island Bridge. It would be extended north over Grand Island in 1937 and west into Niagara Falls from 1948-62. |
1963 Texaco Rand McNally map showing NY 324's alignment
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Page Created: July 16, 2006 |
Page Updated: August 20, 2023
into Niagara Falls, concurrent with NY 384.
Mile
Desc.
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0.00
JCT
(Exit 20)
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(Douglas Kerr, 00/00/0000)
4.50
INT
18
(Douglas Kerr, 00/00/0000)
(Douglas Kerr, 00/00/0000)
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MP
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5.45
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MP
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5.55
INT
17
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 08/20/2023)
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MP
6.12
JCT
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(Mark Sinsabaugh, 04/17/2004)
6.19
INT
16
(WT)
(Exit 16)
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 07/02/2012)
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6.78
INT
15
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 06/03/2023)
(Douglas Kerr, 09/04/2003)
7.48
JCT
(NT)
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 04/17/2004)
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 06/08/2019)
8.34
JCT
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 06/09/2019)
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 06/08/2019)
9.00
JCT
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(Douglas Kerr, 06/13/2009)
11.51
JCT
(Douglas Kerr, 09/02/2003)
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 06/08/2019)
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MP
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MP
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11.97
JCT
(Douglas Kerr, 00/00/0000)
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 06/08/2019)
12.73
JCT
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(Douglas Kerr, 01/01/2005)
13.49
JCT
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 04/17/2004)
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 06/08/2019)
13.53
JCT
(Exit 6)
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 06/08/2019)
14.30
JCT
(NT)
(Douglas Kerr, 00/00/0000)
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 06/08/2019)
17.91
INT
(Douglas Kerr, 09/19/2003)
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 06/08/2019)
20.55
JCT
(Douglas Kerr, 00/00/0000)
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HAWK pedestrian signal activated on NY 324 west at the Tonawanda Rails to Trails recreational trail. This signal was one of the first of its kind in the state. There are about a half dozen HAWK signals in New York, all believed to be in the Buffalo area.
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 06/08/2019)
New York State Roads (Valerie Deane)
Wikipedia: New York 324
