This section of the list of former state routes in New York contains all routes numbered between 101 and 200.
Route | Southern or western terminus | Northern or eastern terminus | Formed | Removed |
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NY 104 (early 1930s) |
Atlantic Beach Bridge in Lawrence | NY 27 in Queens | early 1930s[1][2] | by 1932[3] |
NY 104 (1932-1936) |
NY 137 in Pound Ridge | CT 29 at the Connecticut state line at Pound Ridge | ca. 1932[3][4] | ca. 1936[5][6] |
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NY 27 in Quogue | NY 24 in Riverhead | 1930[7] | 1972[8] |
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Merrick Road in Wantagh | NY 107 in Bethpage | ca. 1932[3][4] | early 1970s[9][10] |
NY 119A | US 1 in Rye | NY 119 / NY 120 in Harrison | ca. 1939[11][12] | 1960[13] |
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NY 120 in Rye | NY 120 in North Castle | early 1930s[1][3] | ca. 1939[12][14] |
NY 122 (1931-1934) |
NY 129 at Croton Reservoir | US 9 in Peekskill | ca. 1931[1][4] | 1934[15][16] |
NY 126 (1930-1936) |
US 1 in Mamaroneck | NY 125 in White Plains | 1930[1] | ca. 1936[5][6] |
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I-81 / US 104 in Mexico | NY 13 in Williamstown | ca. 1940[12][17] | ca. 1972[18][19][20] |
NY 130 (1930-1938) |
US 6 in Peekskill | NY 301 in Kent | 1930[1] | ca. 1938[14][21] |
NY 131 (1930-mid-1940s) |
NY 129 in Cortlandt | NY 129 in Yorktown | ca. 1931[1][4] | mid-1940s[22][23] |
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Dead end in Yorktown | US 202 / NY 35 in Yorktown | 1930[1] | early 1970s[9][24] |
NY 135 (1930-1935) |
NY 134 in Ossining | NY 134 in Yorktown | 1930[1] | ca. 1935[5][16] |
NY 135 (1937-1939) |
US 20 / NY 5 in Aurelius | NY 5 in Sennett | ca. 1937[25][26] | ca. 1939[11][12] |
NY 136 (1931-1938) |
NY 22 in North Castle | Connecticut state line | ca. 1931[1][4] | ca. 1938[26][11] |
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NY 137 in Pound Ridge | Connecticut state line at Pound Ridge | 1930[1] | ca. 1932[3][4] |
NY 140 (1932-1936) |
NY 131 at Croton Reservoir | NY 132A at FDR State Park | ca. 1932[4][3] | ca. 1936[16][25] |
NY 142 (1931-1938) |
NY 100 in Mount Pleasant | NY 100 in Hawthorne | ca. 1931[1][4] | ca. 1938[14][26] |
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NY 146 in Clifton Park | Miller and Sugarhill Roads in Clifton Park | ca. 1932[3][4] | ca. 1965[27][28] |
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NY 7 in Rotterdam | NY 146 in Rotterdam | mid-1930s[6][16] | ca. 1962[29][30] |
NY 148 (1930-1960) |
NY 7 in Schoharie | NY 30 in Mayfield | 1930[1] | 1960[31] |
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US 4 / NY 43 in North Greenbush | NY 150 in Sand Lake | 1930[1] | 1980[32] |
NY 153 (1932-1940s) |
NY 154 in Poestenkill | NY 2 in Brunswick | ca. 1932[3][4] | early 1940s[33][34] |
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NY 22 in Salem | VT 153 at the Vermont state line at Salem | ca. 1962[29][30] | early 1980s[35][36] |
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NY 66 in Troy | Rensselaer CR 77 in Poestenkill | ca. 1932[3][4] | 1980[32] |
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NY 161 in Florida | NY 30 in Florida | ca. 1931[1][37] | ca. 1938[11][21] |
NY 164 (1930-1940) |
NY 10 in Cobleskill | US 20 in Sharon | 1930[1] | ca. 1940[12][17] |
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US 9 / NY 9A in Yonkers | US 1 in The Bronx | ca. 1940[12][38] | 1960s[9][39] |
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NY 3 in Hounsfield | NY 12 / NY 12E in Clayton | 1930[1] | ca. 1963[30][40] |
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NY 12 in Clayton | NY 37 in Theresa | 1930[1] | ca. 1939[11][12] |
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NY 12 in Pamelia | NY 3 in Black River | 1960[41] | ca. 1963[30][40] |
NY 182 (1933-1935) |
NY 3D at Palermo | US 11 in Hastings | ca. 1933[3][15] | 1935[42] |
NY 182 (1935-1939) |
US 11 in Hastings | NY 49 in Constantia | 1935[42] | ca. 1939[11][12] |
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NY 37 in Hammond | Brasie Corners – Rossie Road in Rossie | ca. 1931[1][4] | 1980[43] |
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NY 812 in De Kalb | NY 68 in Canton | ca. 1931[1][4] | 1982[44] |
NY 187 (1930-1938) |
NY 11B in Lawrence | NY 30 in Malone | 1930[1] | ca. 1938[11][21] |
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NY 37 in Westville | US 11 in Burke | 1930[1] | ca. 1939[11][12] |
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NY 17 in Owego | NY 17 / NY 26 in Vestal | 1969[45] | 1970[9] |
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NY 22 in Chazy | US 9 in Chazy | 1930 | 2015[32] |
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NY 30 in Brighton | NY 86 in Harrietstown | 1930[7] | 1989[32] |
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NY 86 in Harrietstown | NY 192 in Brighton | early 1950s[46][47] | 1980[32] |
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NY 177 in Pinckney | NY 12 in Copenhagen | 1930[7] | 1980[32] |
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US 9 in Elizabethtown | NY 22 in Westport | 1930[7] | 1936[48] |
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NY 11B in Lawrence | US 11 in Lawrence | ca. 1938[14][21] | 1980[32] |
NY 198 (1932-1940s) |
NY 33A / NY 251 in Chili | NY 383 in Chili | ca. 1932[3][4] | 1949[49] |
NY 200 (1930-early 1940s) |
US 44 / NY 22 in Amenia | CT 343 at the Connecticut state line at Amenia | 1930[7] | early 1940s[17][34] |
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