New York State Route 93

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

NY Route 93
Length:	43.12 mi[1] (69.39 km)
West end:	NY 18F in Youngstown
Major junctions:	R. Moses Pkwy in Youngstown
East end:	NY 5 near Akron
Counties:	Niagara, Erie
New York State Routes < NY 92 NY 94 >

New York State Route 93 is a state highway in New York, USA. This highway runs in a northwest-southeast direction between Youngstown, New York in the Town of Porter (Niagara County) and Akron in the Town of Newstead (Erie County).

The western terminus is New York State Route 18F (Lower River Road) near the Niagara River in the Village of Youngstown. At that location the Route 93 is known as Lockport Street. The eastern terminus is New York State Route 5, south of the Village of Akron, where the highway is called Buell Street.

Between Youngstown and Akron, NYS Route 93 passes south of the City of Lockport and travels across the southeast part of Niagara County before crossing the Tonawanda Creek into northeast Erie County. West of Lockport, this route is briefly named Town Line Road, and south of Lockport it is called Dysinger Road.

[edit] Major intersections

County	Location	Mile	Road(s)	Notes
Niagara	Youngstown	0.0	NY 18F
		1.0	Robert Moses Pkwy	Interchange.
		2.1	NY 18
	Cambria	12.1	NY 425
		13.5	NY 104	Hamlet of Molyneaux Corners. Western terminus of duplex.
		15.7	NY 104	Hamlet of Warrens Corners. Eastern terminus of duplex.
		20.3	NY 31 NY 270	Western terminus of NY 31/NY 93 duplex. Northern terminus of NY 270.
	Lockport	22.1	NY 31	Eastern terminus of duplex.
		25.2	NY 78
Erie	Akron	43.1	NY 5

Legend
Crossing, no access	Concurrency termini	Decommissioned	Unconstructed	Closed

[edit] References

1. ^ New York Routes - New York State Route 93