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New York State Route 149 begins at I-87 exit 20 in Queensbury, New York and ends at the Vermont border in Granville, New York covering approximately 30 miles.
The western section of Route 149 from I-87 to U.S. Route 4 is heavily traveled as it is one of the few direct ways to reach Vermont from Northern New York. Originally an Interstate Highway (I-92) was planned to cover this section, but budget concerns by New York cancelled the New York portion. The section of U.S. 4 in Vermont between the New York / Vermont border and Rutland, Vermont was built to Interstate Highway specifications in anticipation of this.
[edit] Major intersections
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[edit] References
- ^ New York Routes - New York State Route 149
[edit] External links
I-87 in Queensbury
US 9 in French Mountain, NY
US 4 in Fort Ann, NY
VT 149 in Granville
NY 9L
NY 40
NY 22
