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New York 427 (Southport to Chemung, 1940-Present) |
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Looking west on NY 427 in Wellsburg.
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Western Terminus: | NY 14, Southport |
Eastern Terminus: | NY 17, Chemung |
Length: | 11.72 miles (18.87 km) |
Orientation: | East-West |
Counties: | Chemung |
Cities: | None |
Villages: | Wellsburg |
Towns: | Southport, Ashland, Chemung |
Name(s): | Cedar St., Maple Ave., Front St., Willawana Rd. |
History: |
The current alignment was assigned in the early 1940s replacing the NY 17D designation. NY 427 began in Elmira at NY 14's original alignment at Sly St. and followed Maple Ave. to Cedar St. where it picks up its current alignment. At the east end, instead of turning north toward NY 17 in Chemung, NY 427 continued east for about a 1/4 mile before ending at the Pennsylvania border. In 1978, NY 427's westernmost segment was realigned out of Elmira and along Cedar St., replacing the NY 379 designation. |
Recommendation: |
With NYSDOT's intentions to reduce NY 17 to the non-expressway section south of Harriman, we recommend extending NY 427 along Chemung CR 3 and CR 60 to Waverly, then replace the NY 17C designation from Waverly to downtown Binghamton. |
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Alps Roads (Steve Alpert) New York State Roads (Valerie Deane) Wikipedia: New York 427 |
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Page Created: July 11, 2006 | Page Updated: June 26, 2022