List of county routes in Erie County, New York (385–416)
Route 385
| County Route 385
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3.1 mi[1] (4.99 km) |
County Route 385 is an overall east–west route the Town of Wales. Named Schang Rd., route 385 begins at Strykersville Rd. (NY 78), west of Wales Hollow. The roadway travels north from NY 78 for 4/10th of a mile and travels east until an intersection with Woods Rd., where the roadway turns and travels south for 7/10th of a mile until turning east again. Route 385 continues until the Wyoming County Line where it ends as well as the road name, and Bloecher Road takes over into Wyoming County.
| County |
Location |
Mile[1] |
Destinations |
Notes |
Erie
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Wales |
0.0 |
NY 78 |
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| Wyoming County Line |
3.1 |
Bloecher Road |
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| 1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi |
Route 387
| County Route 387
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| Length: |
3.8 mi[1] (6.12 km) |
County Route 387 is a north–south route the Town of Wales named East Creek Rd. Route 387 begins its southern end at the Wyoming County Line as a continuation of Lefort Road from the south. Route 387 travels roughly north-northeast roughly paralleling the west side of Buffalo Creek until the roadway crosses it to intersect Strykersville Rd. (NY 78), the roads northern terminus.
| County |
Location |
Mile[1] |
Destinations |
Notes |
Erie
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Wyoming County Line |
0.0 |
Lefort Road |
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| Wales |
3.8 |
NY 78 |
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| 1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi |
Route 388
| County Route 388
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1.7 mi[1] (2.74 km) |
County Route 388 is an east–west route the Town of Wales named Fish Hill Rd. Route 388 begins its western end at Maple Hill Rd. (CR 389) and travels east to an end at East Creek Rd. (CR 387).
Route 389
| County Route 389
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1.6 mi[1] (2.57 km) |
County Route 389 is a north–south route the Town of Wales named Maple Hill Road. Route 389 begins its southern end at CR 388 (Fish Hill Rd.) and travels 1.6 miles (2.6 km) to a north end at CR 390 (Warner Hill Rd.)
Route 390
| County Route 390
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5.6 mi[1] (9.01 km) |
County Route 390 is an east–west route the Town of Wales named Warner Hill Rd. Route 390 begins its west end at NY 16 (Olean Rd.) in the hamlet of South Wales and travels northeast a short distance before traveling east towards an end at CR 387 (East Creek Rd.)
Route 392
| County Route 392
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9.8 mi[1] (15.77 km) |
County Route 392 is a north–south route the Towns of Wales and Holland named Vermont Hill Rd. Route 392 begins its south end at CR 531 (South Protection Rd.) and travels north through Holland over Vermont Hill. As Route 392 continues north, it travels into the Town of Wales and come to an end in the hamlet of Colegrave at CR 175 (Centerline Rd.)
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Route 401
| County Route 401
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| Length: |
0.5 mi[1] (0.80 km) |
County Route 401 is a short east–west route that lies on the Orchard Park-Boston Town Line. (Southeast Orchard Park and northeast Boston). Ward Road itself begins at Boston Ridge Rd. (NY 277), however the Route 401 designation begins at 1.7 miles (2.7 km) east of the roadway's actual beginning at an intersection with CR 371 (Scherff Rd.). Route 401 then travels east for only a half a mile to the roadway's end at CR 442 (Cole Rd.).
| County |
Location |
Mile[1] |
Destinations |
Notes |
Erie
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Orchard Park - Boston Town Line |
0.0 |
CR 371 |
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| 0.5 |
CR 442 |
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| 1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi |
Route 402
| County Route 402
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| Length: |
2.8 mi[1] (4.51 km) |
County Route 402 is an east–west route that lies entirely in the Town of Marilla It begins at its west end in the hamlet of Porterville at Two Rod Road (unsigned NY 954G). From there Route 402 travels east 2.8 miles (4.5 km) to an end at CR 355 (East Blood Rd.). Former New York State Route 358 overlapped Route 402 from its west end where it would follow eastbound Liberia Road to the intersection of Four Rod Road, where it would continue south, until it ended at US 20A in the Town of Wales. The NY 358 designation was removed in April 1984
Route 403
| County Route 403
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2.4 mi[1] (3.86 km) |
County Route 403 is a roughly east–west route the Town of Sardinia named Miller Rd. Route 403 begins at South Protection Rd. (CR 531), in the hamlet of Protection, which is located in the northeastern corner of Sardinia near New York State Route 16. CR 403 travels east through the northeast part of Sardinia for 2.4-mile (3.9 km) before coming to an end at Currier-Sardinia Rd. (CR 404) near the Erie - Wyoming County Line.
Route 404
| County Route 404
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| Length: |
1.1 mi[1] (1.77 km) |
County Route 404 is an east–west route the Town of Sardinia north of Chaffee named Currier-Sardinia Road. Route 404 begins at Olean Rd. (NY 16), north of Chaffee, and travels east a fairly short distance to an east end at the Wyoming County Line where 404 ends as well as the road name, and Chaffee Road and Wyoming CR 27 take over into Wyoming County.
| County |
Location |
Mile[1] |
Destinations |
Notes |
Erie
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Sardinia |
0.0 |
NY 16 |
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| Wyoming County Line |
1.1 |
Chaffee Road |
Continues east as Wyoming CR 27 |
| 1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi |
Route 405
| County Route 405
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| Length: |
5.3 mi[1] (8.53 km) |
County Route 405 is a north–south route that begins in the Town of Sardinia at CR 49 (Genesee Rd.) and travels north into the Town of Holland where the route comes to its north end at CR 240 (Holland Glenwood Rd./Capital Heights) southwest of the hamlet of Holland.
Route 406
| County Route 406
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3.8 mi[1] (6.12 km) |
County Route 406 is an east–west route in the northern part of the Town of Sardinia. Route 406 begins its west end in the northwest part of Sardinia at Pratham Rd. (CR 407) and travels due east for 3.5 miles (5.6 km) through the town. Until very shortly before its end does Route 406 turn southeast to end at Savaage Rd. (CR 225).
Route 407
| County Route 407
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5.3 mi[1] (8.53 km) |
County Route 407 is a north–south route the Town of Sardinia named Pratham Road that parallels the Concord-Sardinia Town Line that lies to the west a half mile. Route 407 begins its southern end at the its intersection with Middle Rd. (CR 410) and begins traveling due north through western Sardinia. 407 intersects well-traveled east–west Genesee Rd. (CR 409) at 1.5 miles (2.4 km). Route 407 comes to an end at Crump Rd. (CR 408) at the Sardinia - Colden Town Line. Pratham Road itself continues south past CR 410 to an end at Springville-Sardinia Hwy. (NY 39).
Route 408
| County Route 408
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2.7 mi[1] (4.35 km) |
County Route 408 is an overall east–west route the Town of Colden named Crump Road. Route 408 begins its western end at Center St. (CR 33) and travels east along the Sardinia - Colden Town Line until the roadway turns northeast and continues to an end at Holland-Glenwood Rd. (CR 240) near the Colden - Holland Town Line. Crump Road itself without the County route designation continues west past Center St. another 1.5 miles (2.4 km) to end at Glenwood-East Concord Rd. (NY 240) near the Kissing Bridge Ski Resort.
Route 409
| County Route 409
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8.5 mi[1] (13.68 km) |
County Route 409 is an east–west route in the Town of Sardinia and shortly in the Town of Concord, named Genesee Road. Route 409 begins at its west end at an intersection in the hamlet of East Concord with NY 240/CR 198, CR 27, CR 432, and Genesee's continuation west as CR 49. Route 409 travels west through the south central part of town, and intersects busy north–south route 16 in the hamlet of Chaffee. Route 409 then continues east to the Wyoming County Line where the route ends, but Genesee Road continues.
Genesee Road is 32 miles (51 km) long and stretches from Quaker Street (CR 498) in North Collins to New York State Route 39 in the town of Eagle in Wyoming County. The portion of the highway in Erie County consists of three county routes: CR 73 (7.7 miles or 12.4 kilometres) from CR 498 to the intersection of Wyandale (CR 50) and Mortons Corners – Wyandale Roads (CR 106), CR 49 (6.4 miles or 10.3 kilometres) from there to New York State Route 240, and CR 409.
Route 410
| County Route 410
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| Length: |
8.0 mi (12.87 km) |
County Route 410 is an east–west Route named Middle Road that runs through the towns of Concord and Sardinia. Route 410 begins its west end at an intersection with CR 228 (Springville-Boston Rd.). The roadway named Middle Road continues westward past the intersection to Transit Line Road, however it is maintained locally. As route 410 travels east through the southeast portion of Concord, just north of Springville, it intersects NY 240/CR 198 (Vaughan St.) at 1.6 miles (2.6 km). Middle Road continues eastward entering the Town of Sardinia and keeping an east track until its end at NY 39 (Springville-Sardinia Hwy.) just southwest of the hamlet of Sardinia, which is located within the larger town of Sardinia.
Route 412
| County Route 412
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1.2 mi (1.93 km) |
County Route 412 is an east–west Route named North Street that runs along the north Springville village line with Concord. Route 412 travels 1.2 miles (1.9 km) from its west end at an intersection with CR 181 (Sharp St.) and CR 413 (Buffalo Rd.) and travels east along the north Springville village line to an end at New York State Route 240/CR 198.
Route 413
| County Route 413
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| Length: |
0.7 mi[1] (1.13 km) |
County Route 413 is a fairly short north–south route the Town of Concord named Buffalo Road. Route 413 begins its southern end at an intersection at the Springville village line with CR 412 (North St.) and CR 181 (Sharp St.). Route 413 travels north-northwest to an end at CR 228 (Springville-Boston Rd.), the former routing of US 219 prior to the construction of the Southern Expressway.
Route 414
| County Route 414
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0.4 mi[1] (0.64 km) |
County Route 414 is a short east–west route the Town of Concord named Skyview Lane. Route 414 begins at its west end at a Cul-de-Sac at the foot of US 219 and travels east 0.4 miles (0.64 km) to an east end at Transit Line Rd. (CR 418). Prior to the construction of the Southern Expressway, this roadway used to continue west as Concord Road, however is now truncated as a result of the expressway.
| County |
Location |
Mile[1] |
Destinations |
Notes |
Erie
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Concord |
0.0 |
Cul-de-sac |
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| 0.4 |
CR 418 |
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| 1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi |
Route 415
| County Route 415
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| Length: |
7.3 mi[1] (11.75 km) |
County Route 415 is an east–west route the Towns of Collins and Concord. Route 415 begins at its west end at Sisson Hwy. (NY 75) named Woodside Road. The roadway continues with that name for 4 miles (6.4 km) until an intersection with Morton Corners-Wyandale Rd. (CR 106), where the route picks up the name Concord Road as it continues east. Route 415 comes to an end at a Cul-de-sac at the foot of US 219 (Southern Expwy.). Prior to the construction of the Southern Expressway, the roadway continued further east another approximately 1/2 mile to an end at Transit Line Rd. (CR 418) in Concord.
Route 416
| County Route 416
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| Length: |
1.1 mi[1] (1.77 km) |
County Route 416 is an east–west route the Towns of Concord named Adams Road. Route 416 begins at its west end at Transit Line Rd. (CR 418) and travels east for 1.1 miles (1.8 km) to come to its east end at Springville-Boston Rd. (CR 228 & Former US 219) north of Springville.
| County |
Location |
Mile[1] |
Destinations |
Notes |
Erie
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Concord |
0.0 |
CR 418 |
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| 1.1 |
CR 228 |
Former routing of US 219 |
| 1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi |
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