Image:New York, New York 1955 Yellow Book.jpg

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City map from the 1955 "Yellow Book" of Interstate Highway System plans, from [1].

Interstates in today's terms

• I-78 (only built west of downtown, except for several renumbered sections)
• I-80
• I-87
• I-95
• I-278 (only built east of roughly I-95)
• I-280 (built further south, and the connection between I-280 and I-287 was never built)
• I-287
• I-295 (built north of Hillside Avenue as I-78)
• I-478 (not built)
• I-495 (west of I-295; the part west of I-278 was not completed and is now NJ 495 and NY 495)
• I-678 (built further east)
• I-878 (built as I-78)
• I-895 (built south of I-95)

• Interstate 280 (New Jersey)
• Interstate 78 in New Jersey
• Interstate 78 in New York