New York 367

The first (and only) northbound NY 367 reassurance shield.
Not counting the end signage at the northern terminus,
there are only three reassurance shields posted
along the route.
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 02/17/2006)

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Southern Terminus: PA Line at Wellsburg (Continues as PA SR 4013)
Northern Terminus: NY 427, Wellsburg
Length: 1.07 miles (1.72 km)
Orientation: North-South
Counties: Chemung
Cities: None
Villages: Wellsburg
Towns: None
Name(s): Main St.
History: NY 367 originally extended north along the Wellsburg-Lowman Crossover (Chemung CR 8) to NY 17 in Lowman. It was truncated to Wellsburg in 1949.

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Mile Desc. NORTH (Read Down) SOUTH (Read Up)
. .

0.00 JCT
(ST)

(Mark Sinsabaugh, 02/17/2006)
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 02/17/2006)
1.07 JCT
(NT)

(Mark Sinsabaugh, 02/17/2006)
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 07/07/2002)
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The Welcome to New York signage is located about a quarter mile north of the actual state line. What's unusual about this is that then-Governor George Pataki's name is displayed on the sign, something that he requested be removed from all welcome signage. Only a small handful of signs were like this. His name was removed when Eliot Spitzer became governor in 2007. The governor line is now blank as evidenced by this photo I took on February 2, 2007.
(Mark Sinsabaugh, 02/17/2006)

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New York State Roads (Valerie Deane)
Wikipedia: New York 367


Page Created: February 18, 2006 | Page Updated: November 13, 2007