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NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 Orange County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspectio Status n 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 1003260 BLOOMING GROVE 6 17 83101208 HERITAGE TRAIL NYSDOT 1956 06/17/2019 N 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 1003280 BETWEEN EX 129-130 - US6 17 17 83101218 ORANGE-ROCKLAND LAKE NYSDOT 1956 08/28/2019 N 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 1034840 2.9 MI E JCT SH94 & SH17M 94 94 83011178 MIDDLETOWN & NJ R NYSDOT 1978 10/22/2019 N 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 1034880 0.8 MI W JCT RTS 94+208 94 94 83011223 MOODNA CREEK NYSDOT 1976 06/25/2019 Y N 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 1034890 2.2 MI E JCT SH94 & SH208 94 94 83011253 TRIBUTARY TO MOODNA NYSDOT 1936 05/21/2019 CREEK 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 3344130 2.5 MI SW WASHINGTON VILL CHERRY HILL ROAD CROMLINE CREEK 30 - County 1947 05/29/2020 N N 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 3360210 3.3 MI S OF WASHINGTONVIL CLOVE ROAD TRIBUTARY To SATTERY 30 - County 1977 06/18/2020 CREEK 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 3344140 1.8 MI E WASHINGTONVILLE COUNTY ROAD 27 MOODNA CREEK 30 - County 1985 05/26/2020 N 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 3344160 2.8 MI SW BLOOMING GROVE CRAIGVILLE ROAD CROMLINE CREEK 30 - County 1952 03/31/2020 N 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 3344200 2.0 MI SW BLOOMING GROVE FARMINGDALE ROAD TOMAHAWK LAKE 30 - County 1963 06/15/2020 N 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 3360130 1.5 MI SE WASHINGTONVILLE FELTER HILL ROAD PERRY CREEK 30 - County 1970 07/23/2020 N 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 3364820 2 MI SW OF WASHINGTONVLLE HORTON ROAD SATTERLY CREEK 30 - County 1978 07/22/2020 N 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 3344120 3.6 MI NE OF CHESTER HUBSHOP ROAD CROMLINE CREEK 30 - County 1965 06/15/2020 N 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 3344210 0.8 MI S WASHINGTONVILLE HUDSON ROAD SATTERLY CREEK 30 - County 1964 07/27/2020 N 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 3344180 2.6 MI SW OF BLOOMING GRV HULSETOWN ROAD CROMLINE CREEK 30 - County 1958 06/24/2019 Y 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 3344220 2.2 MI.SW.WASHINGTONVILLE MOUNTAIN LODGE ROAD PERRY CREEK 30 - County 1967 11/24/2020 N 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 1003270 0.6 MI W RTE 17 INT 130 MUSEUM VILLAGE RD 17 17 83101215 NYSDOT 1956 04/01/2021 Y 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 2223090 .5 MI W JCT US 6 & SH 208 MUSEUM VILLAGE ROAD HERITAGE RAIL TRAIL 30 - County 2002 06/15/2021 N 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 1003250 AT SH 17/US 6 EXIT 128 OXFORD ROAD 17 17 83101202 NYSDOT 2002 03/01/2021 N Page 1 NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 Orange County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspectio Status n 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 2223070 1.1 MI SE WASHINGTONVILLE PERRY CREEK ROAD PERRY CREEK 40 - Town 1987 09/08/2020 N 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 3344170 2.3 MI SW WASHINGTONVILLE ROUND HILL ROAD SATTERLY CREEK 30 - County 1955 09/22/2020 Y 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 1034850 3.5 MI E JCT RTS 94 & 17M Route 94 CROMLINE CREEK NYSDOT 1992 11/04/2020 N 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 3344190 2.2 MI W WASHINGTONVILLE TUTHILL ROAD CROMLINE CREEK 30 - County 2008 05/20/2020 N N 08 Orange Blooming Grove (Town) 2223080 0.9MI SE WASHINGTONVILLE WOODCOCK MOUNTAIN PERRY CREEK 40 - Town 1987 09/22/2020 RD 08 Orange Chester (Town) 1003240 2.7 MI E JCT RTS 17+94 6 17 83101192 SEELY BROOK NYSDOT 1956 07/24/2019 N 08 Orange Chester (Town) 1014590 3.2 MI W JCT RTS 17M+208 17M 17M83013137 SEELY BROOK NYSDOT 1935 06/09/2021 N 08 Orange Chester (Town) 3344230 3.3 MI SE OF CHESTER BULL MILL ROAD TROUT BROOK 30 - County 2012 07/29/2020 N 08 Orange Chester (Town) 3344250 3.2 MI SW OF MONROE COUNTY ROAD 45 TROUT BROOK 30 - County 2006 09/02/2020 N 08 Orange Chester (Town) 2223100 WEST OF CHESTER TOWN LINE GREYCOURT RD HERITAGE TRAIL 30 - County 1980 10/27/2020 N 08 Orange Chester (Town) 3344260 1 MI NW OF CHESTER HAMBLETONIAN AVENUE BLACK MEADOW CREEK 30 - County 2002 04/14/2021 N 08 Orange Chester (Town) 3344240 1 MILE EAST OF CHESTER OLD OXFORD ROAD SEELY BROOK 30 - County 1991 04/23/2020 N 08 Orange Chester (Town) 1014570 0.6 MI N JCT RTS 17M & 94 ROUTE 17M BLACK MEADOW CREEK NYSDOT 1994 12/01/2020 N 08 Orange Chester (Town) 3344270 3.4 MI SW OF MONROE TROUT BROOK ROAD TROUT BROOK 30 - County 1968 09/18/2020 N 08 Orange Chester (Village) 1003190 JCT SH 94 & US6 / SH17 6 6 83101165 BLACK MEADOW CRK NYSDOT 2009 07/15/2019 N 08 Orange Chester (Village) 1003209 JCT SH 17 & SH 94 6 17 83011165 West Road NYSDOT 2008 06/02/2021 N N 08 Orange Chester (Village) 1003219 .9 MI E JCT SH 17 & SH 94 6 17 83101173 MIDDLETOWN & NJ NYSDOT 1956 12/09/2019 RAILROAD 08 Orange Chester (Village) 1003229 1.0 MI E JCT RTS 17+94 17 17 83011173 COUNTY ROAD 13 NYSDOT 1956 04/27/2021 N N 08 Orange Chester (Village) 1014580 .6 MI S JCT SH17M & SH 94 17M 17M83013119 NORFOLK SOUTHERN/NJ NYSDOT 1941 11/14/2019 TRANSIT Page 2 NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 Orange County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspectio Status n 08 Orange Chester (Village) 1003230 1.3 MI E JCT SH 17 & SH94 17M 17M83013121 17 17 83101177 NYSDOT 2006 07/16/2020 N 08 Orange Chester (Village) 1034830 .9 MI E JCT SH 94 & SH17M 94 94 83011157 ORANGE CO TRAILWAY NYSDOT 1950 10/16/2019 Y 08 Orange Chester (Village) 1077610 JCT SH 17 & SH 94 94 94 83011046 6 17 83101169 NYSDOT 2004 08/07/2020 N 08 Orange Chester (Village) 1077600 .3 MI SE JCT SH 17 & SH94 94 94 83011354 BLACK MEADOW CREEK NYSDOT 2004 09/18/2020 N N 08 Orange Chester (Village) 2269630 1.4 MI JCT SH 17M & SH 94 ELIZABETH DRIVE TRIBUTARY BLACK 41 - Village 1985 07/24/2019 MEADOW CREEK 08 Orange Chester (Village) 1034820 .1 MI W JCT SH 94 & SH17M WEST AVENUE BLACK MEADOW CREEK NYSDOT 2008 10/28/2020 N N 08 Orange Cornwall On Hudson 1041440 0.4 MI E JCT RTS 218 & 9W 218 218 83011101 IDLEWILD CREEK NYSDOT 1996 06/17/2020 (Village) N 08 Orange Cornwall On Hudson 2223540 AT CORNWALL MOUNTAIN ROAD BOULEVARD CREEK 40 - Town 1930 08/18/2020 (Village) N 08 Orange Cornwall On Hudson 2262060 CORNWALL LANDING SHORE ROAD DOCK HILL CREEK 40 - Town 1997 07/31/2019 (Village) 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 1007249 8.3 MI N JCT RTS 9W + 293 9W 9W83021129 218 218 83011106 NYSDOT 1941 03/22/2021 N 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 1022240 1.6 MI S JCT RTS 32+94 32 32 83011099 MOODNA CREEK NYSDOT 1932 09/10/2019 N N 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 5514349 1.2 MI S JCT SH 94 & I87 87IX ABAND. RR (NY ONT AND 2L - NYS Thruway Authority 1953 05/20/2020 WEST) 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 5514319 3.0 MI S JCT RTS 94<I87 87IX MOODNA CREEK 2L - NYS Thruway Authority 1953 03/30/2021 N 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 1007209 4.6 MI N JCT US9W & SH293 9W 9W83021103 BLACK FOREST CRK NYSDOT 1937 09/11/2019 N 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 1007210 6.6 MI N JCT RTS 9W+293 ANGOLA ROAD 9W 9W83021111 SB NYSDOT 1941 07/28/2020 Y 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 2223130 1.5 MI SW OF CORNWALL BOULEVARD ROAD IDLEWILD CREEK 40 - Town 1920 07/30/2020 N 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 5514320 2.9 MI S JCT RTS 94 & I87 CR-79 87IX 2L - NYS Thruway Authority 1953 05/27/2020 N 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 3344290 4.4 MI SW OF CORNWALL CREAMERY HILL ROAD WOODBURY CREEK 40 - Town 1910 06/30/2020 Y 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 5514330 1.6 MI S. RTS 94 & I87 County Road 20 87IX 2L - NYS Thruway Authority 1993 08/07/2019 N Page 3 NY State Highway Bridge Data: August 31, 2021 Orange County Year Date BIN Built or of Last Poor Region County Municipality Location Feature Carried Feature Crossed Owner Replaced Inspectio Status n 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 3344280 1.1 MI W OF CORNWALL HASBROUCK AVENUE IDLEWILD CREEK 30 - County 1940 09/16/2020 Y 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 3345430 0.9 MI W OF CORNWALL MAIN STREET IDLEWILD CREEK 30 - County 1929 10/26/2020 Y 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 3345440 1.0 MI W OF CORNWALL MAIN STREET CR9 IDLEWILD CREEK 30 - County 1929 09/16/2020 Y 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 3344310 3.3 MI E WASHINGTONVILLE OTTERKILL ROAD MOODNA CREEK 30 - County 1966 12/09/2020 N 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 3344330 2.7 MI SW OF CORNWALL PLEASANT HILL RD MOODNA CREEK 30 - County 1969 05/21/2020 N 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 3344320 0.8 MI N OF CORNWALL SHORE ROAD IDLEWILD CREEK 30 - County 1962 09/23/2020 N 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 5514300 1.8 MI S JCT CR20 & I87 TAYLOR RD 87IX (NB) 2L - NYS Thruway Authority 1953 05/12/2020 N 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 2223120 4.2 MI SW OF CORNWALL TAYLOR ROAD WOODBURY CREEK 40 - Town 2016 12/15/2020 N 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 3344300 1.0 MI W OF CORNWALL WILLOW AVENUE IDLEWILD CREEK 30 - County 2015 07/02/2020 N 08 Orange Cornwall (Town) 1007230 .6 MI SW JCT US9W & SH218 WILLOW AVENUE 9W 9W83021122 NYSDOT 1941 04/29/2021 N 08 Orange Crawford (Town) 1014480 0.5 MI W JCT RTS 17K+302 17K 17K83011029 PAKANASINK CREEK NYSDOT 1958 05/27/2021 N 08 Orange Crawford (Town) 1014490 1.1 MI E JCT SH17K &SH302 17K 17K83011045 DWAAR KILL NYSDOT 1959 06/18/2021 N 08 Orange Crawford (Town) 1026670 2.2 MI E JCT RTS 52+302 52 52 83031024 DWAAR KILL NYSDOT 2017 05/27/2021 N 08 Orange Crawford (Town) 2223160 1.3 MI NE THOMPSON RIDGE BRUYN AVENUE PAKANASINK CREEK 40 - Town 1928 04/12/2021 Y 08 Orange Crawford (Town) 2223170 1.2 MI NORTH OF BULLVILLE BURLINGHAM ROAD PAKANASINK CREEK 40 - Town 1991 03/04/2020 N 08 Orange Crawford (Town) 3344400 1.3 MI SE THOMPSON RIDGE COLLABAR ROAD DWAAR KILL 30 - County 2004 10/07/2020 N 08 Orange Crawford (Town) 3344430 1.9 MI SE THOMPSON RIDGE COUNTY ROAD 17 DWAAR KILL 30 - County
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