New York State Route 119

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NY Route 119

Length:

6.06^[1] mi (15.82 km)

West end:

US 9 in Tarrytown

Major
junctions:

Saw Mill in Elmsford

East end:

NY 22 in White Plains

Counties:

Westchester

New York State Routes
< NY 118		NY 120 >

New York State Route 119 is a state highway in New York, running from Tarrytown to White Plains, through Westchester County. It runs in close proximity with I-287 in Westchester County, serving as a local business route.

1 Route description
2 Communities along the route
3 Major intersections
4 References
5 External links

[edit] Route description

NY 119 begins at US 9 in the village of Tarrytown, near an interchange with I-87/I-287. NY 119 passes through the town of Greenburgh, just outside the village of Elmsford, where it has an interchange with I-87 and I-287 at the eastern split of those two interstate highways. NY 119 continues into Elmsford, intersecting with the Saw Mill River Parkway and the Sprain Brook Parkway but with no junction with the latter. It then continues through the rest of Greenburgh, meeting up with New York State Route 100 near the White Plains city line. After a short overlap with NY 100, it officially ends at New York State Route 22 within White Plains. NY 119 connects to I-287 at its eastern terminus via the 0.4-mile long Westchester County Route 71 (known locally as Westchester Avenue), which is labelled as NY 119 in some maps.

[edit] Communities along the route

[edit] Major intersections

County	Location	Mile	Road(s)	Notes
Westchester	Tarrytown	0.0	US 9
	Greenburgh	1.4	CR 15
	Greenburgh	1.8	I-87/I-287/Thruway
	Elmsford	2.3	Saw Mill
		2.4	NY 9A
			Sprain Brook
		3.4	NY 100A	Junction is at village line.
	Greenburgh	4.1	NY 100B
		4.2	NY 100
			I-287
	White Plains	4.9	NY 100
			Bronx Pkwy	Access to southbound Bronx Pkwy only.
		6.1	NY 22