New York State Route 230
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| NY Route 230 |
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| Length: | 8.94 mi[1] (14.39 km) | ||||||||||||
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| Formed: | Prior to 1933 | ||||||||||||
| West end: |  NY 54 at Town of Wayne |
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| East end: |  NY 14A in Dundee |
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| Counties: | Steuben, Schuyler, Yates | ||||||||||||
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New York State Route 230 is a state highway in the Finger Lakes District of New York, USA. NY-230 is an east-west highway between the eastern edge of Steuben County to the interior of adjacent Yates County.
The western terminus of NY-230 is the community of Keuka in Town of Wayne on the edge of Keuka Lake at NY-54. The eastern terminus is at its junction with New York State Route 14A west of the Village of Dundee.
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[edit] Route description
[edit] Steuben County
The highway begins at an intersection with NY-54 at Keuka, a hamlet in the Town of Wayne, about eight miles north of Hammondsport. NY 54 runs generally west-southwest to northeast in that area. The intersection is angled such that NY-230 runs south-southwest from the intersection.
It immediately climbs Keuka Hill and loops around until it runs east-west. It turns southeast before crossing into Schuyler County.
[edit] Schuyler County
NY-230 enters Schuyler County in the Community of Wayne, north of Waneta Lake. The highway continues east for about a mile and a half before turning northeast and crossing into Yates County.
[edit] Yates County
The highway continues to run generally to the northeast until it meets its terminus at NY-14A west of Dundee.
[edit] Communities along the route
[edit] Major intersections
| County | Location | Mile | Road(s) | Notes |
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| Steuben | Keuka | 0.0 | NY 54 |
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| Yates | Dundee | 8.9 | NY 14A |
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| Crossing, no access | Concurrency termini | Decommissioned | Unconstructed | Closed | |
[edit] History
NY-230 once extended east to NY 14, according to a 1930s-era road map. It followed the current NY 14A into Dundee, turning east at the village's main intersection to follow Seneca Street and the Dundee-Lakemont Road to NY 14 between Lakemont and Starkey.
