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NY State Highway Bridge Data: April 30, 2021 NY State Highway Bridge Data: April 30, 2021 Wayne County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspection Status 04 Wayne Arcadia (Town) 1021740 3.2 MI NE JCT SH31 & SH88 31 31 37061062 CSX TRANS/AMTRAK NYSDOT 1984 07/28/2019 N 04 Wayne Arcadia (Town) 1034250 1.5 MI N JCT RTS 31 + 88 88 88 37021037 GANARGUA CREEK NYSDOT 1968 11/04/2020 N 04 Wayne Arcadia (Town) 3314680 4.4 MILES NE OF NEWARK ARCAD-ZURIC ROAD GANARGUA CREEK 30 - County 1964 06/15/2017 Y 04 Wayne Arcadia (Town) 4437090 2.8 MI NE JCT RTE 88 + C COUNTY HOUSE RD ERIE CANAL NYSDOT 1914 07/13/2020 Y 04 Wayne Arcadia (Town) 3314640 2.5 MI NW OF NEWARK COUNTY ROAD 225 STEBBINS CREEK 30 - County 2008 10/16/2020 N 04 Wayne Arcadia (Town) 3314660 2.2 MILE NORTH OF NEWARK MUD MILLS ROAD GANARGUA CREEK 30 - County 1989 08/11/2020 N 04 Wayne Arcadia (Town) 4437150 7MI E. INTERS RTS 21 & 31 WHITBECK ROAD ERIE CANAL NYSDOT 1990 11/09/2019 N 04 Wayne Butler (Town) 1093740 4.6 MI N JCT RTS 89 + 31 89 89 37031091 BUTLER CREEK NYSDOT 1970 11/19/2020 Y 04 Wayne Butler (Town) 1060440 JCT OF RTS 89 + 104 89 89 37031152 104 104 37041303 NYSDOT 1970 12/12/2019 N 04 Wayne Butler (Town) 1093610 0.2 MI W JCT RTS 104 + 89 104 104 37041300 WOLCOTT CREEK NYSDOT 1971 09/12/2019 N 04 Wayne Clyde (Village) 4060680 JCT OF SH 414 & BARGE CNL 414 414 37051044 CSX TRANS/AMTRAK NYSDOT 1970 11/04/2020 Y 04 Wayne Galen (Town) 1021770 1.1 MI W JCT RTS 31 + 414 31 31 37061155 MELVIN BROOK NYSDOT 2011 11/19/2020 N 04 Wayne Galen (Town) 3314800 5.5 MI.SE OF CLYDE CR105 ARMITAGE RD CLYDE RIVER 30 - County 1932 07/22/2020 Y 04 Wayne Galen (Town) 4437030 3 MI SE JCT SH 14 & CANAL LYONS-MARENGO RD ERIE CANAL NYSDOT 1909 07/27/2020 Y 04 Wayne Galen (Town) 3370770 .12 miles So. Erie Canal Lyons Marengo Rd Clyde River 30 - County 2011 04/18/2019 N 04 Wayne Galen (Town) 3314810 2.5 MI E OF CLYDE NOBLE ROAD BLACK CREEK 30 - County 2013 10/30/2019 N 04 Wayne Huron (Town) 1079010 0.7M W OF RTS 414&104 104 104 37041244 SODUS CREEK NYSDOT 1967 10/30/2019 N 04 Wayne Huron (Town) 1093600 2.4 MI W JCT RTS 104 + 89 104 104 37041279 MUDGE CREEK NYSDOT 1971 10/30/2019 N 04 Wayne Huron (Town) 3314840 6.3 MI N OF NORTH ROSE LEROY ISLAND ROAD SODUS BAY 30 - County 2008 04/10/2019 N 04 Wayne Huron (Town) 3314830 2.2 MI EAST OF ALTON RIDGE ROAD SODUS BAY 30 - County 2005 09/25/2019 N Page 1 NY State Highway Bridge Data: April 30, 2021 Wayne County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspection Status 04 Wayne Lyons (Town) 1079270 1.3 miles West of Rte 14 31 3706 1079 Trout Run Creek NYSDOT 2013 11/22/2019 N 04 Wayne Lyons (Town) 3314770 .2 MILE WEST OF ALLOWAY ALLOWAY ROAD CANANDAIGUA OUTLT 30 - County 1930 04/24/2019 N 04 Wayne Lyons (Town) 4437080 1.3 MI W JCT RTE 414 DRY DOCK ROAD ERIE CANAL NYSDOT 1919 07/30/2020 Y 04 Wayne Lyons (Village) 1011020 .1 MI S JCT SH 14 & SH 31 14 14 37051031 DEPEW AVENUE NYSDOT 1976 08/22/2020 N 04 Wayne Lyons (Village) 4011030 JCT OF RTE 14 + ERIE CANL 14 14 37051034 ERIE CANAL NYSDOT 1991 06/14/2019 N 04 Wayne Lyons (Village) 1021750 .3 MI W JCT SH 31 & SH 14 31 31 37061089 CANANDAIGUA OUTLT NYSDOT 1936 08/15/2019 N 04 Wayne Lyons (Village) 4021760 JCT OF RTE 31 + BARGE C 31 31 37061097 ERIE CANAL NYSDOT 1965 08/25/2020 N 04 Wayne Lyons (Village) 2257760 1.2 MILES SE OF LYONS COUNTY ROAD 344 CSX TRANS/AMTRAK 41 - Village 1993 07/28/2019 N 04 Wayne Lyons (Village) 4437060 0.2 MI NW JCT RTE 414 + C LEACH STREET ERIE CANAL NYSDOT 1919 09/18/2020 N 04 Wayne Lyons (Village) 2207670 0.5 MI W OF LYONS WATER STREET GANARGUA CREEK 30 - County 2011 05/09/2019 N 04 Wayne Macedon (Town) 1021720 0.9 MI W JCT RTS 31 & 21 31 31 37041065 GANARGUA CREEK NYSDOT 1992 08/09/2019 N 04 Wayne Macedon (Town) 3314520 1.5 MI E OF MACEDON ALDERMAN ROAD GANARGUA CREEK 30 - County 2011 09/24/2019 N 04 Wayne Macedon (Town) 3314500 1.3 MI SW OF MACEDON CANANDAIGUA ROAD GANARGUA CREEK 30 - County 1995 04/18/2019 N 04 Wayne Macedon (Town) 3314490 2.0 MI. SW MACEDON FARMINGTON ROAD GANARGUA CREEK 30 - County 1981 10/16/2020 N 04 Wayne Macedon (Town) 4437250 ACCESS TO LOCK 29 LOCK 29 ACCESS RD GANARGUA CREEK NYSDOT 1914 10/23/2020 N 04 Wayne Macedon (Town) 3314550 2.8 MI N OF PALMYRA MACEDON CENTER RD RED CREEK 30 - County 2015 10/30/2019 N 04 Wayne Macedon (Town) 4437210 0.5 MI SE JCT RTE 31F + C QUAKER ROAD ERIE CANAL NYSDOT 1914 06/18/2019 Y 04 Wayne Macedon (Town) 3314480 3.8 MI SW OF MACEDON VICTOR ROAD GANARGUA CREEK 30 - County 1971 06/11/2020 N 04 Wayne Macedon (Town) 4437200 1.1 MI SW JCT RTE 21 + C WALWORTH ROAD ERIE CANAL NYSDOT 1911 07/30/2019 N 04 Wayne Macedon (Town) 4437230 2.9 MI W JCT RTE 31F + C WAYNEPORT ROAD ERIE CANAL NYSDOT 1912 07/30/2019 N Page 2 NY State Highway Bridge Data: April 30, 2021 Wayne County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspection Status 04 Wayne Macedon (Town) 3314530 2.2 MI E OF MACEDON YELLOW MILLS ROAD GANARGUA CREEK 30 - County 2014 09/02/2020 N 04 Wayne Macedon (Village) 4022190 JCT OF RTE 31F + BARGE 31F 31F37021051 ERIE CANAL NYSDOT 1966 08/26/2020 Y 04 Wayne Macedon (Village) 3314510 0.2 MI S OF MACEDON COUNTY ROAD 310 GANARGUA CREEK 30 - County 2008 08/29/2020 N 04 Wayne Newark (Village) 4034230 JCT OF RTE 88 + BARGE C 88 88 37021024 ERIE CANAL NYSDOT 1974 07/10/2020 N 04 Wayne Newark (Village) 2034240 1.1 MI N JCT SH 88 & SH31 88 88 37021035 CSX TRANS/AMTRAK NYSDOT 1994 07/28/2019 N 04 Wayne Newark (Village) 4437110 0.5 MI E JCT RTE 88 + C CLINTON STREET ERIE CANAL NYSDOT 1913 07/23/2019 N 04 Wayne Newark (Village) 4437130 0.1 MI E JCT RTE 88 + C EAST AVENUE ERIE CANAL 41 - Village 1914 07/14/2020 N 04 Wayne Newark (Village) 2256260 1.2 MI NE JCT RTS 88 & 31 VAN BUREN STREET CSX TRANS/AMTRAK 40 - Town 1979 08/24/2019 N 04 Wayne Ontario (Town) 1093770 1.3 MI E JCT RTS 104 &350 104 104 37041049 BEAR CREEK NYSDOT 1992 09/06/2019 N 04 Wayne Ontario (Town) 1093781 1.8 MI W JCT RTS 104& 350 104 104 47041017 MILL CREEK NYSDOT 1992 11/06/2019 N 04 Wayne Ontario (Town) 1093782 1.8 MI W JCT RTS 104& 350 104 104 47041017 MILL CREEK NYSDOT 1992 11/06/2019 N 04 Wayne Ontario (Town) 3314560 5.8 MI W OF PULTNEYVILLE COUNTY ROAD 101 BEAR CREEK 30 - County 2003 06/26/2019 N 04 Wayne Palmyra (Town) 1016490 .2 MI N JCT SH21 & BRG CL 21 21 37061028 CSX TRANS/AMTRAK NYSDOT 1994 08/12/2020 N 04 Wayne Palmyra (Town) 3314580 5.8 MI NE OF PALMYRA COUNTY ROAD 222 RED CREEK 30 - County 1951 11/13/2020 N 04 Wayne Palmyra (Town) 3314570 2.2 MI N OF PALMYRA CR210 MAPLE AVE RED CREEK 30 - County 2002 09/03/2020 N 04 Wayne Palmyra (Town) 4437170 2.0 MI E JCT RTE 21 & C GALLOWAY ROAD ERIE CANAL NYSDOT 1912 07/30/2020 N 04 Wayne Palmyra (Town) 3314630 2.7 MILES EAST OF PALMYRA HOGBACK ROAD GANARGUA CREEK 30 - County 1984 09/09/2020 N 04 Wayne Palmyra (Town) 4437190 0.6MI W JCT RTE 21 & CANL MAPLE AVENUE ERIE CANAL NYSDOT 1990 08/27/2020 N 04 Wayne Palmyra (Town) 4437160 3.2 MI SW JCT RTE 88 + C PORT GIBSON ROAD ERIE CANAL NYSDOT 1912 06/18/2019 Y 04 Wayne Palmyra (Town) 3314620 1.5 MI SE OF E PALMYRA SOUTH CREEK ROAD GANARGUA CREEK 30 - County 1932 05/08/2019 N Page 3 NY State Highway Bridge Data: April 30, 2021 Wayne County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspection Status 04 Wayne Palmyra (Town) 3314610 .2 MI N OF EAST PALMYRA Tellier Road GANARGUA CREEK 30 - County 1970 05/08/2019 N 04 Wayne Palmyra (Village) 4016480 JCT OF RTE 21 + BARGE C 21 21 37061024 ERIE CANAL NYSDOT 1961 07/09/2020 N 04 Wayne Palmyra (Village) 4437180 0.4 MI W JCT RTE 21 + C DIVISION STREET ERIE CANAL NYSDOT 1913 07/07/2020 Y 04 Wayne Red Creek (Village) 1036640 0.5 MI N JCT RTS 104A+104 104A104A37011005 RED CREEK NYSDOT 1958 10/29/2019 N 04 Wayne Red Creek (Village) 2210800 0.8 MI NW OF RED CREEK HAWLEY ROAD RED CREEK 41 - Village 1940 05/06/2020 N 04 Wayne Red Creek (Village) 3210790 IN VILLAGE OF RED CREEK SOUTH STREET RED CREEK 30 - County 1985 07/10/2019 N 04 Wayne Savannah (Town) 1096260 3.1 MI SE JCT RTS 31 +414 31 31 37061206 BLACK CREEK NYSDOT 1965 08/28/2019 N 04 Wayne Savannah (Town) 1096270 1.0 MI W JCT RTS 31 + 89 31 31 37061218 BLACK CREEK NYSDOT 1965 08/28/2019 N 04 Wayne Savannah (Town) 1021780 .1 MI E JCT SH 31 & SH 89 31 31 37061232 CSX TRANS/AMTRAK NYSDOT 1988 08/22/2020 N 04 Wayne Savannah (Town) 1034330 1.1 MI N JCT SH 89 & SH31 89 89 37031060 CRUSOE CREEK NYSDOT 2002 11/10/2020 N 04 Wayne Savannah (Town) 5525000 CARNCROSS RD.
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