List of county routes in Genesee County, New York (1–10)

Route 1

County Route 1
Location:	Alexander-Batavia
Length:	9.98 mi[1] (16.06 km)

County Route 1 is an north–south route that runs through the towns of Alexander, Bethany and Batavia. For almost its entire length, CR 1 roughly parallels New York State Route 98 that runs west of CR 1. County Route 1 begins its south end at NY 98 in the town of Alexander. At 0.71 miles CR 1 (named Stroh Road) intersects Spring Road. CR 1 continues north from here as Sandpit Road until reaching US 20 at 2.44 miles. CR 1 loses the name Sandpit and assumes Brookville Road north of that intersection, and the roadway winds northeast. In the hamlet of East Alexander, Genesee CR 1 intersects West Bethany Road. Here CR 1 turns north and again changes names; this time assuming the name Creek Road with which it keeps to its end. Now route 1 heads north into the Town of Batavia. At 9.98 miles, County Route 1 reaches the Batavia City Line where the county route designation ends.

Location	Mile[1]	Destinations	Notes
Alexander	0.0	NY 98	Southern terminus of CR 1
	0.71	Spring Road	CR 1 assumes the name Sandpit Road north of Spring Road
	2.44	US 20	CR 1 assumes the name Brookville Road north of US 20
East Alexander	5.64	West Bethany Road	CR 1 turns north and assumes the name Creek Road
Batavia City Line	9.98	Creek Road	Northern terminus of CR 1
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Route 2

County Route 2
Location:	Bethany-Le Roy
Length:	6.22 mi[1] (10.01 km)

County Route 2 is an east–west route in the towns of Bethany, Pavilion, Stafford, and Le Roy. Named East Bethany-LeRoy Road, route 2 begins at NY 63 in the hamlet of East Bethany. From its west end, county Route 2 heads in a generally east then northeast direction intersecting local roadways. As it nears its end, Route 2 turns north at the Gilbert Street intersection, staying just outside of the Village of Le Roy. Genesee County Route 2 ends at NY 5 (W. Main St.) just west of the Le Roy Town and Village Line.

Location	Mile[1]	Destinations	Notes
East Bethany	0.0	NY 63	Western terminus of CR 2
Town of Le Roy	6.22	NY 5	Eastern terminus of CR 2
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Route 3

County Route 3
Location:	Pavilion-Le Roy
Length:	6.22 mi[1] (10.01 km)

County Route 3 is a north–south route in the towns of Pavilion and Le Roy named South Street Road. County Route 3 begins its south end at the Wyoming County Line, just over one-mile north of the roadways southern terminus at NY 63 in Wyoming County. Route 3 heads north, intersecting US Route 20 (Broadway) at 3.38 miles in the Town of Pavilion. The road continues north, intersecting local roads until it reaches the Le Roy Village Line, where the county route designation ends. The roadway itself continues another 0.63 miles north through the village as South Street and comes to an end at NY 5 (E. Main St.).

Location	Mile[1]	Destinations	Notes
Wyoming County Line at Pavilion	0.0	South Street Road	Southern terminus of CR 3
Pavilion	3.38	US 20
Le Roy Village Line	7.41	South Street	Northern terminus of CR 3
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Route 4

County Route 4
Location:	Darien-Pembroke
Length:	15.03 mi[1] (24.19 km)

County Route 4 is a general north–south route, however runs east–west towards its north end and then briefly runs backwards for a short distance. County Route 4 begins its southern end at US 20 (Broadway) in the Town of Darien named Harlow Road. The route heads due north, passing Darien Lakes State Park that lies on the roads east side. At 1.54 miles, Genesee County Route 21 (Sumner Rd.) is intersected, and Route 4's name is changed to Fargo Road as Route 4 continues north. At 3.71 miles, Genesee Street (NY 33) is intersected and Route 4 is briefly interrupted, as it continues north just west of here as Lake Road. The Lake Road designation continues with Route 4 north into the Town of Pembroke until New York State Route 5 is intersected at 7.35 miles. Route 4 continues north still, but now as Gabbey Road. At 8.13 miles, Genesee County Route 4 turns east at an intersection with Knapp and Marble Roads. County Route 4 turns northward, but again turns east at 9.74 miles at an intersection with Wyman Road. Wyman heads north and ends shortly at Akron Road (CR 11). Now Route 4 heads due east to an intersection with New York State Route 77 just south of Indian Falls at 10.5 miles. Route 4 loses the name Gabbey Road and assumes the name Indian Falls Road after this intersection. From here Route 4 heads east and dips southeast toward the New York State Thruway (I-90) and passes under it, and not long after comes to an end at NY 5 (Main Rd.) at 15.03 miles, just west of the hamlet of East Pembroke.

Location	Mile[1]	Destinations	Notes
Darien	0.0	US 20	Southern terminus of CR 4
	1.54	CR 21	CR 4 continues north as Fargo Road
	3.71	NY 33	CR 4 is broken by NY 33, CR 4 resumes just west of here as Lake Road
Pembroke	7.35	NY 5	CR 4 continues north as Gabbey Road
Indian Falls	10.50	NY 77	CR 4 continues east as Indian Falls Road
East Pembroke	15.03	NY 5	Northern (Eastern) terminus of CR 4
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Route 5

County Route 5
Location:	Alexander-Batavia
Length:	7.34 mi[1] (11.81 km)

County Route 5 is a north–south route located in the Towns of Alexander and Batavia. County Route 5 begins its south end at US Route 20 (Broadway) in Alexander and heads north as Gillate Road. At 1.29 miles, CR 5 turns east onto Walker Road for 0.78 miles, until it again turns, this time north onto Hickox Road at 2.04 miles. At 3.03 miles, CR 5 is intersected by CR 21 (Dodgeson Rd.), which briefly splits CR 5, but the route resumes 0.27 miles west of there as Halstead Road. County Route 5 continues heading north and into the Town of Batavia, where just shortly thereafter it intersects Brown Road at which CR 5 loses its current name and picks up the name Wilkinson Road. As CR 5 continues north, it intersects New York State Route 33 (Genesee St.) at 6.12 miles in the hamlet of West Batavia. After that intersection, Route 5 once again changes names as it heads north. It last designation is as Hartshorn Road for just over 1 mile, as CR 5 ends at New York State Route 5 in the Town of Batavia.

Location	Mile[1]	Destinations	Notes
Town of Alexander	0.0	US 20	Southern terminus of CR 4
	1.29	Intersection of Seward Road Stanner Road Walker Road	CR 5 turns east and assumes the name Walker Road
	2.04	Hickox Road	CR 5 turns north and assumes the name Hickox Road
	3.03	CR 21	CR 5 is broken by CR 21, CR 5 resumes just 0.27 miles west of here as Halstead Road
Town of Batavia	4.69	Brown Road	CR 5 assumes the name Wilkinson Road north of Brown Road
West Batavia	6.12	NY 33	CR 5 assumes the name Hartshorn Road north of NY 33
Town of Batavia	7.34	NY 5	Northern terminus of CR 5
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Route 6

County Route 6
Location:	Bergen
Length:	4.96 mi[1] (7.98 km)

County Route 6 is a north to east route located in the Town of Bergen. CR 6 begins its north end at the Monroe County Line where Monroe CR 240 has its southern terminus. CR 6 heads south as West Sweden Road, intersects local roads and gently turns southeast before turning south again and reaching the intersection of Swamp Road at 3.23 miles. Here CR 6 turns east onto Swamp Road and continues on this routing for the rest of its length. When Route 6 reaches the Bergen Village Line, the County Route 6 designation ends. Swamp Road itself continues through its short length in the village until it ends at New York State Route 19 (N. Lake Ave.) within the village.

County	Location	Mile[1]	Destinations	Notes
Monroe County Line at Bergen	0.00	Monroe CR 240	Northern terminus of CR 6
Town of Bergen	3.23	Swamp Road	CR 6 turns east and assumes the name Swamp Road
Bergen Village Line	4.85	Swamp Road	Eastern terminus of CR 6
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Route 7

County Route 7
Location:	Elba-Byron
Length:	6.12 mi[1] (9.85 km)

County Route 7 is an east–west route located in the towns of Elba and Byron. Route 7 begins its west end in the Town of Elba at the Elba Village Line. Chapel Street begins at New York State Route 98 within the Village of Elba and heads 0.36 miles east to the village line where the roadway turns into Barrville Road, where the Genesee County Route 7 designation begins. CR 7 continues east-northeast through the Town of Elba, as Barrville Road, until it meets the eastern terminus of CR 12 (North Byron Rd.) at 2.5 miles where CR 7 turns east and assumes the name North Byron Road. Now Route 7 heads due east for the rest of its routing, intersecting county and local roadways until at 6.12 miles it ends at New York State Route 237 in the hamlet of Pumpkin Hill in the Town of Byron.

Location	Mile[1]	Destinations	Notes
Elba Village Line	0.0	Chapel Street	Western terminus of CR 7
Town of Elba	2.50	CR 12	CR 7 turns east and assumes the name North Byron Road
Byron	6.12	NY 237	Eastern terminus of CR 7
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Route 8

County Route 8
Location:	Stafford-Le Roy
Length:	4.96 mi[1] (7.98 km)

County Route 8 is an east–west route named Randall Road that is located in the Towns of Stafford and Le Roy. Route 8 begins its west end at County Route 34 (Morganville Rd.) just north of the CR 34 and NY 237 intersection, near the hamlet of Morganville. CR 8 parallels NY 237 for a short distance to the north, until NY 237 is intersected at 0.43 miles. Past NY 237 (Byron-Holley Rd.), CR 8 continues heading east. County Route 8A, a spur of Route 8 to NY 237 is intersected at 0.6 miles. Thereafter, CR 8 intersects other county and local roadways until it reaches its eastern end at New York State Route 19 (Lake Rd.) in the Town of Le Roy.

Location	Mile[1]	Destinations	Notes
Stafford	0.0	CR 34	Western terminus of CR 8
	0.43	NY 237
Town of Le Roy	4.96	NY 19	Eastern terminus of CR 8
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Route 8A

County Route 8A
Location:	Stafford
Length:	0.23 mi[1] (0.37 km)

County Route 8A is a very short north–south route. At only 0.23 miles in length, Richmond Road connects Genesee County Route 8 (Randall Rd.) with New York State Route 237 (Byron-Holley Rd.) Its south end is at CR 8 and travels north to end at NY 237. The route lies entirely within the Town of Stafford, located just northeast of the hamlet of Morganville.

Location	Mile[1]	Destinations	Notes
Stafford	0.0	Genesee CR 8	Southern terminus of CR 8A
	0.23	NY 237	Northern terminus of CR 8A
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Route 9

County Route 9
Location:	Oakfield
Length:	4.41 mi[1] (7.10 km)

County Route 9 is a north–south route named Albion Road that is located in the Town of Oakfield. Route 9 begins its southern end at NY 63/CR 22 (Lewiston Rd.) (NY 63 and CR 22 run concurrent here). County Route 9 heads north, intersecting CR 12 (Lockport Rd.) at 1.46 miles. CR 9 continues north towards Orleans County, until at 4.41 miles it reaches the county line, and the CR 9 designation ends. The roadway continues north as Orleans County Route 15.

Location	Mile[1]	Destinations	Notes
Oakfield	0.0	NY 63/CR 22	Southern terminus of CR 9
	1.46	CR 12
Orleans County Line in Oakfield	4.41	Orleans CR 15	Northern terminus of CR 9 Continues north as Orleans CR 15
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Route 10

County Route 10
Location:	Pavilion
Length:	3.20 mi[1] (5.15 km)

County Route 10 is a west–east route named York Road that lies entirely within the Town of Pavilion. Route 10 begins at New York State Route 63 and travels east 3.20 miles till it reaches the Livingston County Line. There the Route 10 designation ends and the roadway assumes the Livingston CR 35 designation and the name York Road West.

Location	Mile[1]	Destinations	Notes
Pavilion	0.0	NY 63	Western terminus of CR 10
Livingston County Line in Pavilion	3.20	Livingston CR 35	Eastern terminus of CR 10 Continues east as Livingston CR 35
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

References

1. ^ ^{a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v} Yahoo! Inc. Yahoo! Maps (Map). Cartography by NAVTEQ. https://www.maps.yahoo.com. Retrieved May 1, 2009. 

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