New York State Route 69

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NY Route 69

Length:

57.42 mi^[1] (92.41 km)

West end:

NY 104 in Mexico

Major
junctions:

US 11 in Colosse

I-81 in Parish

East end:

NY 5A in Yorkville

Counties:

Oswego, Oneida

Numbered highways in New York
< NY 68		NY 69A >
Interstates - U.S. Routes - State Routes

New York State Route 69 is a state highway in New York, running from the Oswego County village of Mexico to the Oneida County village of Yorkville.

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

[edit] Communities along the route

Mexico
Colosse
Parish
West Amboy
Amboy Center
Jamieson Corners
Camden
Taberg
Lee
Coonrod
Rome
Stanwix
Whitestown
Oriskany
Yorkville

[edit] Major intersections

County	Location	Mile	Road(s)	Notes
Oswego	Village of Mexico	0.0	NY 104
	Colosse	4.8	US 11
	Parish	6.6	NY 69A	Northern terminus of NY 69A.
	Parish	7.1	I-81	Exit 33 (I-81).
	West Amboy	16.7	NY 183	Southern terminus of NY 183.
Oneida	Camden	26.9	NY 13	Southern terminus of duplex.
	Camden	27.0	NY 13	Northern terminus of duplex.
	Rome	42.4	NY 46/NY 49	NY 69 joins the duplex, now a triplex.
		44.6	NY 26/NY 46	NY 26 joins as NY 46 leaves, both duplexed. NY 69 now triplexed with NY 26 and NY 49.
		45.8	NY 26/NY 365	NY 365 joins as NY 26 leaves, both duplexed. NY 69 now triplexed with NY 49 and NY 365.
	Rome Stanwix	46.5	West NY 49/NY 365 NY 233	NY 69 leaves the NY 49/NY 365 duplex. Access to northern terminus of NY 233 from westbound NY 49/NY 365.
		46.8	NY 233	Access to northern terminus of NY 233 from eastbound NY 49/NY 69/NY 365.
		47.0	East NY 49/NY 365	Access to East NY 49/NY 365 from NY 69/NY 233.
	Whitestown	54.7	NY 291/Former NY 12C	Southern terminus of NY 291. Former NY 12C followed NY 291, joins NY 69.
	Whitestown	55.4	I-90/Thruway	NY 69 passes under the Thruway.
	Yorkville	57.4	NY 5A/Former NY 12C	Former NY 12C followed NY 5A east to the NY 5/NY 8/NY 12 triplex.

Legend
Crossing, no access	Concurrency termini	Decommissioned	Unconstructed	Closed

[edit] Miscellanea

At least one instance of a NY 69 reassurance shield is posted upside-down. Although incorrect, the shield appears to be correct upon cursory inspection due to the near-symmetrical design of the New York shield. Reversed shields are also common on the "counterpart" of NY 69, New York State Route 96.