New York State Route 85

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NY Route 85

New Scotland Road

Length:

26.49 mi^[1] (42.63 km)

West end:

Albany CR 351/Albany CR 353 in Rensselaerville

Major
junctions:

U.S. Route 20 in Albany

East end:

Interstate 90 in Albany

Counties:

Albany

New York State Routes
< NY 84		NY 85A >

New York State Route 85 is a New York State Route located completely in Albany County, New York. It is 26.49 miles (42.65 km) long and runs from Interstate 90 exit 4 in Albany, New York to Albany County Route 351 and Albany County Route 353 in Rensselaerville, New York. It also has a loop, New York State Route 85A which passes through the village of Voorheesville, New York.

Within the city of Albany, NY 85 is a four-lane expressway serving the western part of the city.

The route originially followed New Scotland Road into Albany, terminating at U.S. Route 20 (Madison Avenue). The small portion of New Scotland Road between the current routing and the Albany city line is New York State Reference Route 910E.

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

[edit] Communities along the route

[edit] Major intersections

County	Location	Mile	Road(s)	Notes
Albany	Rensselaerville	0.0	Image:Albany County Route 351 NY.svg CR 351 Image:Albany County Route 353 NY.svg CR 353
	Westerlo	6.5	NY 143	Western terminus of NY 143.
	Berne	10.2	NY 443	Western terminus of duplex.
	New Scotland	12.2	NY 443	Eastern terminus of duplex.
	New Scotland	14.4	NY 157	Eastern terminus of NY 157.
	New Salem	15.3	NY 85A	Western terminus of NY 85A.
	New Scotland	18.9	NY 85A	Eastern terminus of NY 85A.
	Bethlehem	21.7	NY 140	Southern terminus of NY 9N.
	Bethlehem	25.3	I-87/Thruway	NY 85 passes over I-87/Thruway
	Albany	26.5	US 20	Interchange.
	Albany	26.5	I-90	Exit 4 (I-90).