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DIRECTORY OF EXITS Community Listing TAP-304 (5/06) The New York State Thruway Directory of Exits The Directory of Exits has been developed to provide another level of service to Thruway customers, suggesting exits for reaching various communities across New York State via the New York State Thruway. It is designed for use by motorists while on the Thruway, and in conjunction with the New York Thruway Map & Travel Guide and other detailed highway maps. This Directory does not include all cities, villages, towns and hamlets within New York State. In most cases, the Directory shows exits on portions of the Thruway closest to the listed community. Emphasis is, however, on superhighway links, which provide safe, swift means of travel. Other exits may take you to routes that are shorter or more scenic. If you find you are traveling between the exits listed, consult your map for an exit connecting with a more convenient route. When using any driving directions or map, it is a good idea to watch out for construction and follow all traffic safety precautions. The Directory of Exits should only to be used as an aid in planning your route. Before you head out on the road, plan your entire route from start to finish. Knowing how to get to your destination will help ensure a safe trip. For a complimentary copy of the New York Thruway Map & Travel Guide, please contact the Public Information Office at (518) 436-2983. Highway Section Key: The following letters/numbers indicate highway sections off the Mainline. B – Berkshire Section (I-90) NE – New England Section (I-95) CW – Cross Westchester Section (I-287) I 84 – Interstate 84 For sections off the Mainline the Directory provides the exit to be taken from the Mainline, followed by the highway section letters/ numbers, and the section exit number. For example, 8 – CW 1 means you are to take Mainline Exit 8 to the Cross Westchester Section (I-287), and then take Exit 1 from the Cross Westchester Section. 1 Exit for Exit for Northbound, Southbound, Community County Westbound Eastbound Accord Ulster 18 19 Acra Greene 21 21 Adams Jefferson 34A 36 Addison Steuben 42 46 Adirondack Warren 23, 24 27, 24 Afton Chenango 16, 25A 39 Airmont Rockland 14B 14B Akron Erie 48A 48A Alabama Genesee 48A 48A Albany Albany 23 24 Albion Orleans 48 48 Albion Center Oswego 34A 36 Alcove Albany 22 22 Alden Erie 48A 52 Alder Creek Oneida 31 31 Alexander Genesee 48 48 Alexandria Bay Jefferson 34A 36 Alexandria Center Jefferson 34A 36 Alfred Allegany 25A, 46 60, 46 Allegany Cattaraugus 25A, 55 60 Allen Corners Putnam 7A, 8 - CW 1 17 - I 84 17 Allentown Allegany 25A, 37 60, 46 Alma Allegany 25A, 37 60 Almond Allegany 25A 46 Alpina Lewis 31 36 Alplaus Schenectady 25 26 Altamont Albany 24 25 Altmar Oswego 34A 36 Alton Wayne 39 42 Altona Clinton 23, 24 27, 24 Amawalk Westchester 7A 17- I 84 16 Amboy Onondaga 34A 40 Amboy Center Oswego 31 36 Amenia Dutchess 7A, 18 21A - B 2 Ames Montgomery 29 29 Amherst Erie 50 50 Amity Orange 15A 16 Amityville Suffolk 6 8 - CW 3 Amsterdam Montgomery 27 27 Ancram Columbia 7A, 19 21A - B 2 Ancramdale Columbia 7A, 19 24, 21A - B 2 Andes Delaware 16, 25A 25A Andover Allegany 25A, 46 60, 46 Angelica Allegany 25A, 46 60, 46 2 Exit for Exit for Northbound, Southbound, Community County Westbound Eastbound Angola Erie 57A 58 Annandale-on-Hudson Dutchess 19 19 Annsville Westchester 16 16 Antwerp Jefferson 34A 36 Apalachin Tioga 16, 25A, 34A 46, 39 Appleton Niagara 48A 49 Apulia Station Onondaga 34A 39 Arcade Wyoming 48A 59 Arden Orange 16 16 Ardonia Ulster 17 18 Ardsley Westchester 7 9, 7A Ardsley-on-Hudson Westchester 7 9 Argyle Washington 23, 24 24 Arietta Hamilton 28 30 Arkport Steuben 46 46 Arkville Delaware 16, 21 25A Arlington Dutchess 18 18 Armonk Westchester 7A 8 - CW 6 Asharoken Suffolk 6 8 - CW 12 Ashford Cattaraugus 37 55 Ashland Greene 21 21 Ashville Chautauqua 60 60 Athens Greene 21 21B Athol Warren 23, 24 27, 24 Athol Springs Erie 57 57 Atlanta Steuben 42 46 Atlantic Beach Nassau 13 13 Attica Wyoming 48 48A Auburn Cayuga 40 40 Augusta Oneida 31 33 Auriesville Montgomery 27 28 Aurora Cayuga 40 41 Ausable Chasm Clinton 23, 24 27, 24 Austerlitz Columbia 21A - B 3 21A - B 3 Ava Oneida 31 33 Averill Park Rensselaer 21A - B 1, 23 24 Avoca Steuben 42 46 Avon Livingston 46 46 Babylon Suffolk 6 8 - CW 9 Bainbridge Chenango 16, 25A 46. 39 Bakers Mills Warren 23, 24 27, 24 Baldwin Place Putnam 7A, 8 - CW 1 17 - I 84 16 Baldwinsville Onondaga 39 39 Ballston Lake Saratoga 23, 24 27, 25 Ballston Spa Saratoga 23, 24 27, 25 Balmat St. Lawrence 24, 31, 34A 36 3 Exit for Exit for Northbound, Southbound, Community County Westbound Eastbound Bangall Onondaga 39 40 Bangor Franklin 23, 24 28, 27, 24 Barker Niagara 48A 49 Barneveld Oneida 31 31 Barre Center Orleans 48 48 Barrington Yates 42 42 Barrytown Dutchess 19 19 Barryville Sullivan 16 17 - I 84 1 Barton Tioga 16, 25A, 34A 46, 39 Basom Genesee 48A 48A Batavia Genesee 48 48 Bath Steuben 42 46 Baxter Estates Nassau 4 8 - CW 6E Bayville Nassau 8 - CW 12 8 - CW 12 Beacon Dutchess 13 17 - I 84 11 Bearsville Ulster 19 20 Beaver Dams Schuyler 42 42 Beaver Falls Lewis 31 36 Beaver Meadow Chenango 16, 25A 39 Bedford Westchester 7A, 8 - CW 9 17 - I 84 20 Bedford Hills Westchester 7A, 8 - CW 1 17 - I 84 20 Beekmantown Clinton 23, 24 27, 24 Belfast Allegany 25A 60, 46 Belle Terre Suffolk 6 8 - CW 12 Bellerose Nassau 13 13 Belleville Jefferson 34A 36 Bellmont Center Franklin 23, 24 28, 27, 24 Bellona Yates 42 42 Belmont Allegany 25A 60,46 Bemus Point Chautauqua 60 60 Benson Hamilton 27 28 Benton Yates 42 42 Bergen Genesee 47 47 Berkshire Tioga 16, 25A, 34A 39 Berlin Rensselaer 21A - B 3 23, 21A - B 3 Berne Albany 22 25 Bernhards Bay Oswego 34 36 Bethany Center Genesee 47 48A Bethel Sullivan 16 19 Bethlehem Albany 22, 23 24, 23, 22 Big Flats Chemung 34A, 42 46 Big Indian Ulster 19 20 Big Moose Herkimer 31 31 Billings Dutchess 8 - CW 1 21, 18 Binghamton Broome 16, 25A, 34A 46, 39 Birdsall Allegany 25A 60, 46 4 Exit for Exit for Northbound, Southbound, Community County Westbound Eastbound Black Brook Clinton 23, 24 27, 24 Black Creek Allegany 25A 60, 46 Black River Jefferson 31, 34A 36 Blasdell Erie 56 56 Blauvelt Rockland 12 12 Bleecker Fulton 27,28 28 Bliss Wyoming 46 59, 48A Bloomfield Richmond 13 13 Blooming Grove Orange 16 17 Bloomingburg Sullivan 16 16 Bloomingdale Essex 23, 24 27, 24 Bloomville Delaware 16, 25A 30 Blossvale Oneida 32 34 Blue Mountain Lake Hamilton 23, 24 31 Bluff Point Yates 42 44 Boiceville Ulster 19 19 Bolivar Allegany 25A, 37 46 Bolton Landing Warren 23, 24 27, 24 Bombay Franklin 23, 24 28, 27, 24 Boonville Oneida 31 33 Boston Erie 55 57 Bouckville Madison 31 34 Bovina Delaware 16, 25A 39 Bowmansville Erie 49 49 Boylston Center Oswego 31 36 Bradford Steuben 42 46 Brainard Rensselaer 21A - B 2 24, 23 Brainardsville Franklin 23, 24 28, 27, 24 Branchport Yates 42 44 Brandon Center Franklin 23, 24 28, 27, 24 Brant Erie 57A 58 Brant Lake Warren 23, 24 27, 24 Brantingham Lewis 31 33 Brasher Center St. Lawrence 24, 31, 34A 36 Brasher Falls St. Lawrence 24, 31, 34A 36 Breesport Chemung 16, 34A 46 Brewerton Onondaga 34A 36 Brewster Putnam 8 - CW 1 17 - I 84 19 Briarcliff Manor Westchester 7A 9 Bridgeport Madison 34A 34A Bridgewater Oneida 31 32 Brighton Monroe 45 47 Brisben Chenango 16, 25A 39 Bristol Ontario 43 46 Bristol Center Ontario 43 45 Broadalbin Fulton 27 27 5 Exit for Exit for Northbound, Southbound, Community County Westbound Eastbound Brockport Monroe 45 47 Brocton Chautauqua 59 60 Bronxville Westchester 8 - CW4 6E Brookfield Madison 31 31 Brooktondale Tompkins 16, 34A 42 Brookview Rensselaer 21A - B 1, 23 24, 23 Brookville Nassau 8 - CW 12 8 - CW 12 Broome Center Schoharie 25A 25A Brownsville Ontario 44 45 Brownville Jefferson 34A 36 Brunswick Rensselaer 21A - B 1, 23 24 Brushton Franklin 23, 24 28, 27, 24 Brutus Cayuga 40 40 Buchanan Westchester 9 16 Buffalo Erie 53 53 Bullville Orange 16 17 - I 84 5 Bundy Crossing Oswego 34A 39 Burdett Schuyler 34A 42 Burke Franklin 23, 24 28, 27, 24 Burlington Flats Otsego 30 31 Burns Allegany 25A, 37 36 Burnt Hills Saratoga 25 26 Burt Niagara 49 49 Buskirk Rensselaer 23 24 Busti Chautauqua 59 60 Butler Center Wayne 40 41 Byron Genesee 47 48 Cadosia Delaware 16, 25A 39 Cadyville Clinton 23, 24 27, 24 Cairo Greene 21 21 Calcium Jefferson 31, 34A 36 Caledonia Livingston 46 47 Callicoon Sullivan 16 39, 19 Cambria Center Niagara 50 50 Cambridge Washington 23, 24 24 Camden Oneida 33 34 Cameron Steuben 42 46 Camillus Onondaga 34A 40 Campbell Steuben 42 46 Campbell Hall Orange 16 17 - I 84 5 Canaan Columbia 21A - B 3 24, 21A - B 3 Canadice Ontario 43 46 Canajoharie Montgomery 29 29 Canandaigua Ontario 43 44 Canaseraga Allegany 25A 48, 46 Canastota Madison 34 34 6 Exit for Exit for Northbound, Southbound, Community County Westbound Eastbound Candor Tioga 16, 25A, 34A 46, 39 Caneadea Allegany 25A, 46 59 Canisteo Steuben 46 46 Canton St.
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