New York State Route 390
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| NY Route 390 |
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| Rochester Outer Loop | |||||||||
| Length: | 7.90 mi[1] (12.71 km) | ||||||||
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| Formed: | 1980[1] | ||||||||
| South end: |   I-390/I-490 in Gates |
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| North end: |  Lake Ontario Pkwy in Greece |
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| Counties: | Monroe | ||||||||
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New York State Route 390 is an extension of Interstate 390 in the Rochester area. Its southern terminus is at the junction of I-490 and I-390 in Gates, and its northern terminus is at the Lake Ontario State Parkway in Greece, less than a mile from the Lake Ontario shoreline.
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[edit] Route description
NY 390 parallels the west side of Rochester, passing through the heavily industrial neighborhoods of western Rochester and eastern Greece. Between exits 22 and 24, the mammoth complex known locally as Kodak Park, owned by Eastman Kodak, follows the highway along its east side.
North of exit 24, NY 390 runs through primarily residential neighborhoods as it progresses toward the Lake Ontario State Parkway.
As a whole, NY 390 maintains a north-northeast alignment for its entire length.
Between I-490 and NY 104, NY 390 makes up part of the Rochester Outer Loop's northwest quadrant.
[edit] Communities along the route
[edit] Exit list
Exits and intersections are listed from south to north. Mileposts derived from the usage of Rochester-area maps.
| County | Location | Mile[2] | # | Destinations | Notes |
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| Monroe | Gates | 76.1 | 20A-B | I-490 - Downtown Rochester, Buffalo |
Southern terminus. |
| 76.5 | 21 |  NY 31 (Lyell Ave.) |
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| 77.5 | 22 | Lexington Ave. | |||
| Greece | 78.4 | 23 | Ridgeway Ave. | ||
| 79.5 | 24 |  NY 104 (West Ridge Rd.) - Greece |
Northbound: exit is separated into 104 westbound and eastbound (24A and 24B, respectively). | ||
| 81.4 | 25 | Vintage La. | |||
| 82.8 | 26 |  NY 18 (Latta Rd.) |
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| 84.0 | 27 | Lake Ontario State Parkway - Hamlin Beach State Park |
Northern terminus. | ||
[edit] History
Route 390 between I-490 and New York State Route 104 was once signed as New York State Route 47, the Rochester Outer Loop, along with I-390 to Interstate 590, all of I-590, and New York State Route 590 to Route 104. The northern section of Route 390 was completed in the 1980s.
Prior to becoming an extension to I-390, NY 390 was the designation given to part of what is now New York State Route 318 in Seneca County.
[edit] See also
- Interstate 390 for exits 1-19
