List of county routes in Rockland County, New York (1-38)

The following is a list of county routes in Rockland County, New York from Routes 1 to 38. Most of the routes act as primary roads in the less developed areas and also serve to interconnect the various villages and hamlets of the county. All routes are maintained by the Rockland County highway department. Across the county, routes are numbered such that odd-numbered routes are north-south and increase in number from east to west, while even-numbered routes are east-west and increase from south to north.

There are 24 routes in this segment, the lowest being Route 1 and the highest being Route 38. The farthest north route is Route 33 in Stony Point, while the farthest south is Route 4 in Palisades. The farthest west is Route 30 in Pearl River and the farthest east is Route 1 in Grand View-on-Hudson. The longest route is Route 33, stretching for 13.4 miles while the shortest route is Route 33A at a short, .1 of a mile.

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Route 1

County Route 1 is a convert|1.6|mi|km south/north county route in the eastern part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 1 begins at the Piermont village line, and ends at the South Nyack village line.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=16746381022025220875,41.051881,-73.919663%3B8122909823273952811,41.076537,-73.919706&saddr=River+Rd+%4041.051950,+-73.919770&daddr=41.076569,-73.919492&mrcr=0&mrsp=1&sz=15&mra=dme&sll=41.075857,-73.92065&sspn=0.014429,0.029182&ie=UTF8&ll=41.065116,-73.918591&spn=0.057724,0.11673&z=13&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 1|accessdate=2007-09-23] CR 1 runs through Grand View-on-Hudson. CR 1 runs parallel to US 9W for the duration of its run. CR 1 gives the driver a beautiful view as runs right along the western banks of the Hudson River. CR 1's northern terminus is just north of the Tappan Zee Bridge overpass, which carries the New York State Thruway (I-87/I-287). CR 1 does not intersect any major roads during its run as it does not enter the village limits of Nyack or Piermont. In fact, CR 1 does not intersect any roads at all during its run, as it is only connected to Nyack and Piermont via the roads that continue on after the route's termini.

Route 4

County Route 4 is a convert|0.7|mi|km west/east county route in the southern part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 4 begins at the New Jersey border in Palisades and Rockleigh, New Jersey, and ends at US 9W.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=2407165163193837052,41.012483,-73.913355&saddr=41.006557,-73.923268&daddr=41.012483,-73.913355&mrsp=0,1&sz=15&mra=mi&sll=41.012289,-73.917561&sspn=0.014443,0.029182&ie=UTF8&ll=41.010475,-73.919663&spn=0.028886,0.058365&z=14&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 4|accessdate=2007-09-23] CR 4 is located in Palisades. CR 4 crosses the Palisades Interstate Parkway, but does not intersect it. CR 4 is the southernmost Rockland County Route. The route does not intersect any other Rockland County Routes, and only a few CR 4 shields stand along the route. One junction shield stands on US 9W, and two at the New Jersey border with none in between.

Major intersections

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notes=Near Tallman Mountain State Park

Route 5

County Route 5 is a convert|3.7|mi|km south/north county route in the eastern part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 5 begins at US 9W in Piermont, and ends at CR 38 in Nyack.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=12294876573975537693,41.084268,-73.935499%3B2171784412167749470,41.040196,-73.921852&saddr=N+Tweed+Blvd+%4041.084230,+-73.935490&daddr=41.039646,-73.921745&mrcr=0&mrsp=1&sz=16&mra=dme&sll=41.041038,-73.922367&sspn=0.007218,0.014591&ie=UTF8&ll=41.06421,-73.933525&spn=0.057725,0.11673&z=13&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 5|accessdate=2007-09-23] CR 5 runs through less developed areas of Piermont and Nyack. The first stretches of CR 5 runs parallel to US 9W, which is a very narrow, one-lane road without yellow center lines that carries two-way traffic. During this stretch, CR 5 provides the driver with an excellent view of the Hudson River and Piermont, which is much lower in elevation than CR 5. In this area there is a junction with Nike Lane, which leads to a disused Nike missile base and a county park. At its intersection with CR 28, CR 5 enters Blauvelt State Park where it runs until its northern terminus at CR 38 near Nyack College.

Major intersections

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location=Piermont
lspan=1
notes=One-lane, two-way traffic endingNYint
mile=2.2
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lspan=1
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mile=3.7
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location=Nyack
lspan=1
notes=Bradley Hill Road
Near Nyack College

Route 8

County Route 8 is a convert|1.9|mi|km west/east county route in the southern part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 8 begins at the New Jersey border in Tappan and Northvale, New Jersey, and ends at NY 340 in Sparkill.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=4113471183616741876,41.022553,-73.958974&saddr=Old+Tappan+Ln+%4041.022553,+-73.958974&daddr=41.02987,-73.928397&mrsp=0,1&sz=16&mra=mi&sll=41.027248,-73.930779&sspn=0.00722,0.014591&ie=UTF8&ll=41.025564,-73.940992&spn=0.057759,0.11673&z=13&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 8|accessdate=2007-09-23] CR 8 runs through Tappan and Sparkill. CR 8 crosses NY 303 and the Palisades Interstate Parkway, but does not intersect either of them. CR 8 is the only Rockland County Route to intersect with NY 340. Before CR 15 was extended to the New York/New Jersey border via Main Street, in Tappan, CR 8 used to travel along this route ending at the state border. CR 8 passes through historic Tappan, which has many historical Revolutionary War landmarks. CR 8's eastern terminus in Sparkill is unsigned.

Major intersections

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road=
location=Tappan
lspan=1
notes=Western Highway/Main Street
Concurrency for 0.2 milesNYint
mile=1.8
road=
location=Sparkill
lspan=1
notes=Unsigned Eastern Terminus

Route 11

County Route 11 is a convert|2.6|mi|km south/north county route in the eastern part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 11 begins at Mountainview Avenue in Orangeburg, and ends at the Clarkstown townline in West Nyack.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=4621884078150799040,41.050586,-73.944833%3B6078875873466708055,41.060472,-73.944919%3B3452228856113059881,41.075307,-73.947644%3B13889447448581578673,41.085303,-73.946657&saddr=Mountainview+Ave+%4041.050600,+-73.944880&daddr=Greenbush+Rd+%4041.060470,+-73.944910+to:Greenbush+Rd+%4041.075320,+-73.947720+to:41.085918,-73.946958&mrcr=2&mrsp=3&sz=15&mra=dme&sll=41.083977,-73.946614&sspn=0.014298,0.029182&ie=UTF8&ll=41.073657,-73.942795&spn=0.057199,0.11673&z=13&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 11|accessdate=2007-09-23] CR 11 runs through the villages of Orangeburg and Blauvelt. CR 11 is an alternate for NY 303 for its entire run, and even runs with NY 303 for 0.2-miles. That is because CR 11 is pushed west due to running along the western border of Blauvelt State Park. In fact, CR 11 borders several protected areas including Clausland Mountain County Park, Tackamack Park, and Blauvelt State Park during its run. CR 11 ends at the Clarkstown townline, but Greenbush Road continues north. It passes yet another park in Buttermilk Falls County Park, before passing NY 59 and ending just shy of the New York State Thruway in Central Nyack. CR 11's southern terminus is just east of NY 303 in Orangeburg, near NY 303's intersection with CR 20 and NY 340.

Major intersections

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road=
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type=mplex
mile=1.4
road=
notes=Concurrency for 0.2 milesNYint
mile=1.9
road=
notes=Bradley Hill Road

Route 13

County Route 13 is a convert|2.0|mi|km south/north county route in the eastern part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 13 begins at the CSX railroad tracks just after Maple Avenue in Valley Cottage, and ends at CR 80 in Congers.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=476218250190596718,41.121521,-73.949919%3B1966307172293035081,41.150417,-73.945541&saddr=Kings+Hwy+%4041.121520,+-73.949920&daddr=41.150514,-73.945584&mrcr=0&mrsp=1&sz=15&mra=dme&sll=41.148446,-73.957558&sspn=0.014283,0.029182&ie=UTF8&ll=41.135034,-73.951893&spn=0.057146,0.11673&z=13&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 13|accessdate=2007-09-23] CR 13 passes Kings Park along its route, and also provides a link to Congers Lake Park. Beyond CR 13's southern terminus, Kings Highway continues until its junction with "New" Lake Road at a traffic signal. Kings Highway then becomes Casper Hill Road, which ends less than a mile later at an angled intersection with NY 303 near the Palisades Mall. Beyond CR 13's northern terminus, Kings Highway continues as Old Haverstraw Road, and stretches for about a mile to its terminus at NY 304 just short of NY 304's northern terminus at US 9W in Haverstraw. So, while CR 13 is only listed for part of the time, its corridor provides a link between NY 303, in West Nyack, and NY 304 in New City.

Major intersections

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location=Congers
lspan=1
notes=Congers Road/Lake Road

Route 15

County Route 15 is a convert|5.8|mi|km south/north county route in the eastern part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 15 begins at the New Jersey border in Tappan and Northvale, New Jersey, and ends at West Nyack Road just north of the NY 59 overpass in West Nyack, near the Palisades Mall.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=15379507623328865399,41.018684,-73.950444%3B18313265575559160857,41.094392,-73.965068&saddr=CR-8%2FMain+St+%4041.018710,+-73.950450&daddr=Western+Hwy+%4041.094400,+-73.965030&mra=cc&dirflg=h&sll=41.092516,-73.957729&sspn=0.057183,0.11673&ie=UTF8&ll=41.058126,-73.957729&spn=0.114425,0.233459&z=12&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 15|accessdate=2007-09-23] CR 15 runs through Tappan, Orangeburg, Blauvelt, and West Nyack. CR 15 southern terminus has been extended twice in recent years. The route originally ended at Dominican College at CR 20 (Orangeburg Road). CR 15 was extended to CR 8 (Old Tappan Road), near the New Jersey border. In fact, the CR 15 end sign still remains at the intersection, but it now continues along CR 8 for 0.3-miles before breaking south to the New Jersey border for another 0.3-miles. The portion of CR 15 south of CR 8 is labelled as East/West. This is probably because CR 8 (an east/west route) used to travel along this route before it was re-routed to its current western terminus. CR 15 runs as Western Highway for about 90% of its route.

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*CR 15A- Route 15A was a convert|0.2|mi|km route that began and ended at CR 15 along Old Western Highway in Blauvelt.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=12259863843397550323,41.067543,-73.958845%3B556287141324016074,41.070658,-73.959595&time=&date=&ttype=&saddr=Old+Western+Hwy+%4041.067543,+-73.958845&daddr=41.070551,-73.960004&mra=dme&mrcr=0&mrsp=1&sz=15&sll=41.069128,-73.969316&sspn=0.014171,0.028839&ie=UTF8&ll=41.070357,-73.961506&spn=0.028342,0.057678&z=14&om=1|title=Overview Map of Former Rockland CR 15A|accessdate=2008-01-22]

Major intersections

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county=Rockland
cspan=6
type=mplex
mile=0.3
road=
location=Tappan
lspan=1
notes=Washington Street/Old Tappan Road
Concurrency for 0.2 milesNYint
mile=2.2
road=
location=Orangeburg
lspan=1
notes=Orangeburg RoadNYint
mile=2.9
road=
location=Blauvelt
lspan=2
notes=Convent RoadNYint
mile=4.2
road=
notes=Leber RoadNYint
mile=5.3
road=
location=West Nyack
lspan=2
notes=Green RoadNYint
mile=5.7
road=
notes=Not direct interchange

Decommissioned Route 16

County Route 16, now just Hunt Road, was a convert|0.6|mi|km west/east county route in the southern part of Rockland County.

Former Route 16 began at CR 20 (and former CR 22), and ended at CR 17.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=14520850071483805544,41.038600,-73.977750%3B15099352621764572826,41.043243,-73.985594&time=&date=&ttype=&saddr=41.038578,-73.978028&daddr=Hunt+Rd+%4041.043243,+-73.985594&mra=dme&mrcr=0&mrsp=0&sz=15&sll=41.037672,-73.976355&sspn=0.014049,0.028839&ie=UTF8&ll=41.041944,-73.984766&spn=0.028095,0.057678&z=14&om=1|title=Overview Map of Former Rockland CR 16|accessdate=2008-01-21] CR 16 ran exclusively in Orangeburg. CR 16 ran exclusively on the southern side of Veterans' Memorial Park. It also ran into heavy business areas of Orangeburg. Several companies such as Verizon Communications have headquarters off or near former CR 16.

Major intersections

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county=Rockland
cspan=2
mile=0.0
road=
location=Orangeburg
lspan=2
notes=Veterans Memorial Drive/Orangeburg RoadNYint
mile=0.6
road=
notes=Blaisdell Road

Route 17

County Route 17 is a convert|0.7|mi|km south/north county route in the southern part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 17 begins at the New Jersey border in Orangeburg and Old Tappan, New Jersey, and ends at CR 20 near the Palisades Interstate Parkway (Exit 6W).cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=14954181759302667819,41.040909,-73.976569%3B13713486120136921055,41.031068,-73.977556&saddr=Blaisdell+Rd+%4041.040900,+-73.976560&daddr=41.030744,-73.977256&mrcr=0&mrsp=1&sz=15&mra=dme&sll=41.031521,-73.97584&sspn=0.014309,0.029182&ie=UTF8&ll=41.037672,-73.976355&spn=0.05723,0.11673&z=13&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 17|accessdate=2007-09-23] CR 17 runs exclusively in Orangeburg. CR 17 serves big industries that have branches in Orangeburg. Olympus Corporation, the Keebler Company, and Verizon Communications are a few of the companies that have offices on or just off CR 17. CR 17 passes Veterans Memorial Park between where it used to intersect former CR 16 (now Hunt Road), and its northern terminus. While CR 17 ends at the New York/New Jersey border, Bergen County Route 17 takes over proceeding along the eastern side of Lake Tappan, and ends near a strip mall about a mile south.

Major intersections

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cspan=1
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road=
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lspan=1
notes=Orangeburg Road

Route 20

County Route 20 is a convert|4.4|mi|km west/east county route in the southern part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 20 begins near the New Jersey border in Pearl River, and ends at NY 303, close to NY 340, in Orangeburg.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=12507947118444211706,41.051784,-74.022639&saddr=S+Main+St+%4041.051784,+-74.022639&daddr=41.046816,-73.94537&mrsp=0,1&sz=16&mra=mi&sll=41.044777,-73.950477&sspn=0.007153,0.014591&ie=UTF8&ll=41.047253,-73.984165&spn=0.057222,0.11673&z=13&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 20|accessdate=2007-09-23] CR 20 runs through Pearl River and Orangeburg. CR 20 includes an intersection with the Palisades Interstate Parkway (Exit 6E/6W). CR 20 is a four lane route for most of its run. CR 20 shares a concurrency with CR 23 when it splits upper and lower Lake Tappan in Pearl River. CR 20 passes Blue Hill Golf Course and Veterans Memorial Park along its route. CR 20 passes Dominican College at its intersection with CR 15 in Orangeburg. CR 20 used to be the southern terminus for CR 15, before CR 15 was extended south to the New Jersey border.

Major intersections

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county=Rockland
cspan=6
mile=0.8
road=
location=Pearl River
lspan=2
notes=Gilbert AvenueNYint
type=mplex
mile=1.8
road=
notes=Blue Hill Road
Concurrency for 0.2 milesNYint
mile=2.8
road=
location=Orangeburg
lspan=4
notes=Blaisdell RoadNYint
mile=3.7
road=
notes=Exit 6E/6W PIPNYint
mile=4.2
road=
notes=Western HighwayNYint
mile=4.4
road=
notes=Near NY 340 Northern Terminus

Decommissioned Route 22

County Route 22, now just Old Orangeburg Road, was a convert|1.0|mi|km west/east route in the southern part of Rockland County.

Former Route 22 began at CR 20 (and former CR 16) and ended at CR 20.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=17060436664943282988,41.043854,-73.967408%3B4865694688413103715,41.043578,-73.985432&time=&date=&ttype=&saddr=Connector+Rd+%4041.043854,+-73.967408&daddr=41.04353,-73.985496&mra=dme&mrcr=0&mrsp=1&sz=17&sll=41.042333,-73.983629&sspn=0.003512,0.00721&ie=UTF8&ll=41.044081,-73.976784&spn=0.028095,0.057678&z=14&om=1|title=Overview Map of Former Rockland CR 22|accessdate=2008-01-21] CR 22 ran exclusively in Orangeburg. CR 22 ran along the northern portion of Veteran's Memorial Drive. It also provided a link to residential areas of Orangeburg, as well as Blue Hill and Broadacres Golf Courses. Presently, construction along former CR 22 is heavy. Perhaps CR 22 will be re-designated at the completion of this project. CR 22's former eastern terminus was along Connector Road, which was a one-way road from CR 20 to CR 22.

Major intersections

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county=Rockland
cspan=2
mile=0.0
road=
location=Orangeburg
lspan=2
notes=Veterans Memorial Drive/Orangeburg RoadNYint
mile=1.0
road=
notes=Orangeburg Road One-way from CR 20 to CR 22

Route 23

County Route 23 is an convert|11.0|mi|km south/north county route in the eastern part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 23 begins at the at New Jersey border, at Orangeburg Road (Bergen CR 2), in Orangeburg and Old Tappan, New Jersey, and ends at CR 90 just south of Hi-Tor State Park in the northern outskirts of New City, near the Haverstraw townline.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=11402322664208795099,41.040876,-73.999658%3B9383932714619214019,41.176716,-73.961506&saddr=S+Blue+Hill+Rd+%4041.040920,+-73.999680&daddr=41.126306,-73.969917+to:Ridge+Rd+%4041.176710,+-73.961430&mrcr=0,1&mrsp=1&sz=13&mra=dpe&sll=41.127987,-73.996181&sspn=0.057152,0.11673&ie=UTF8&ll=41.124366,-73.993607&spn=0.22862,0.466919&z=11&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 23|accessdate=2007-09-23] CR 23 runs through residential and rural areas of Orangeburg, Pearl River, Blauvelt, West Nyack, and New City. CR 23 has junctions with a few state highways in the county. CR 23 runs past two notable New York State reservoirs. At its southern terminus, CR 23 immediately runs along a mile and a half stretch of Lake Tappan. Later, immediately after the "Four Corners", in West Nyack, a four-mile stretch runs along on the western shore of Lake DeForest. CR 23 and CR 47 are the only two Rockland County routes that have two concurrencies with other county routes for a certain amount of time.

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*CR 23A- Route 23A is a convert|0.2|mi|km private road that begins at a dead end and ends at CR 23 along West Blue Hill Road in Pearl River.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=1483216360963151726,41.043090,-73.998160&time=&date=&ttype=&saddr=Blue+Hill+Rd+W+%4041.043090,+-73.998160&daddr=41.043951,-73.995581&mra=mi&mrsp=1&sz=15&sll=41.041168,-73.99086&sspn=0.014177,0.028839&ie=UTF8&ll=41.04366,-73.997512&spn=0.028354,0.057678&z=14&om=1|title=Overview Map of Private Rockland CR 23A|accessdate=2001-08-22]

Major intersections

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county=Rockland
cspan=9
type=mplex
mile=0.5
road=
location=Pearl River
lspan=1
notes=West Orangeburg Road
Concurrency for 0.2 milesNYint
type=mplex
mile=1.5
road=
location=Blauvelt
lspan=1
notes=Gilbert Avenue/Convent Road
Concurrency for 0.2 milesNYint
mile=3.7
road=
location=West Nyack
lspan=4
notes=Townline RoadNYint
mile=4.7
road=
notes=Green RoadNYint
mile=4.8
road=
notes=Limited interchangeNYint
mile=5.7
road=
notes=Germonds RoadNYint
mile=9.6
road=
location=New City
lspan=3
notes=Congers RoadNYint
mile=10.2
road=
notes=NYint
mile=11.0
road=
notes=South Mountain Road

Route 26

County Route 26 is a convert|2.8|mi|km west/east county route in the southern part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 26 begins at CR 20 in Pearl River, and ends at CR 15 in Blauvelt.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=14304537461281701631,41.055020,-73.955240%3B5308133156238551807,41.052285,-74.007833&saddr=41.054955,-73.954897&daddr=Gilbert+Ave+%4041.052290,+-74.007840&mrcr=0&mrsp=0&sz=16&mra=dme&sll=41.053596,-73.956099&sspn=0.007152,0.014591&ie=UTF8&ll=41.053596,-73.973608&spn=0.057216,0.11673&z=13&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 26|accessdate=2007-09-23] CR 26 passes through Pearl River, Orangeburg, and Blauvelt along its route, and is an alternate for CR 20 throughout its run. CR 26 cuts through two northern sections of Lake Tappan, and runs north of Blue Hill Golf Course during its route. CR 26 also passes Pearl River Middle School near its western junction at CR 20. CR 26 used to end at CR 23, but was extended to its current eastern terminus. CR 26 now runs with CR 23 for 0.2-miles, before branching off headed toward its eastern terminus near Dominican College.

Major intersections

NYint
county=Rockland
cspan=3
mile=0.0
road=
location=Pearl River
lspan=1
notes=Gilbert Avenue/Veterans Memorial DriveNYint
type=mplex
mile=0.9
road=
location=Orangeburg
lspan=1
notes=Sickletown Road/Blue Hill Road
Concurrency for 0.1 mileNYint
mile=2.8
road=
location=Blauvelt
lspan=1
notes=Western Highway

Route 27

County Route 27 is a convert|1.8|mi|km south/north county route in the eastern part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 27 begins at CR 23, at the "Four Corners" in West Nyack, and ends at NY 304 in New City.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=16643341023210538928,41.120875,-73.992662%3B11937569974575691830,41.103997,-73.972836&saddr=Germonds+Rd+%4041.120730,+-73.992640&daddr=41.104029,-73.972664&mrcr=0&mrsp=1&sz=15&mra=dme&sll=41.110141,-73.974466&sspn=0.014292,0.029182&ie=UTF8&ll=41.113827,-73.981934&spn=0.028582,0.058365&z=14&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 27|accessdate=2007-09-23] CR 27 runs through West Nyack and New City. CR 27 travels through educational areas of Clarkstown, including links to Clarkstown South High School and Felix V Festa Middle School. CR 27 also passes Germonds Town Pool along its route. Official county maps show CR 27 continuing past its present northern terminus to an ultimate end at CR 33/Little Tor Road in New City. That would make sense because this northern link is still part of Germonds Road which is CR 27 for its southern half. However, Germonds Road north of NY 304 is unsigned. Therefore, either the county has failed to update signage, or it is really not part of CR 27. The only sign that this may be true is at NY 304's intersection with CR 27, where junction shields show CR 27 going both ways. However, a CR 27 end shield exists at NY 304. Beyond CR 27's southern terminus, Germonds Road changes into Old Mill Road, which provides a link to CR 13 in Valley Cottage.

Major intersections

NYint
county=Rockland
cspan=2
mile=0.0
road=
location=West Nyack
lspan=1
notes=Strawtown Road (& Old Mill Road)
"Four Corners"NYint
mile=1.8
road=
location=New City
lspan=1
notes=Signed northern terminus

Route 28

County Route 28 is a convert|2.1|mi|km west/east county route in the eastern part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 28 begins at NY 303 in Blauvelt, and ends at US 9W in Grand View-on-Hudson.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=586947540989835297,41.058499,-73.948116&saddr=41.072396,-73.922818&daddr=41.058499,-73.948116&mrsp=0,1&sz=16&mra=mi&sll=41.073382,-73.926659&sspn=0.00715,0.014591&ie=UTF8&ll=41.067122,-73.930693&spn=0.028602,0.058365&z=14&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 28|accessdate=2007-09-24] CR 28 runs through Blauvelt and Grand View-on-Hudson, but runs along the southern border of Blauvelt State Park for a good portion of its route. In Blauvelt State Park, CR 28 intersects CR 5. Both of the county routes spend a good deal of their route in this state park. Before its eastern terminus, CR 28 proceeds down Old Mountain Road with a beautiful view of the Hudson River and the Tappan Zee Bridge. Old Mountain Road underwent a major construction job that was finished in the Summer of 2007.

Major intersections

NYint
county=Rockland
cspan=4
mile=0.0
road=
location=Blauvelt
lspan=2
notes=NYint
mile=0.2
road=
notes=Greenbush RoadNYint
mile=1.5
road=
location=Blauvelt State Park
lspan=1
notes=Grandview AvenueNYint
mile=2.1
road=
location=Grand View-on-Hudson
lspan=1
notes=Broadway Avenue

Route 29

County Route 29 is a convert|2.9|mi|km south/north county route in the eastern part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 29 begins at CR 80 in downtown New City, and ends at CR 90, just south of Hi-Tor State Park, near the Haverstraw townline.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=9554579375380007586,41.148187,-73.989358&saddr=CR-80%2FNew+Hempstead+Rd+%4041.148187,+-73.989358&daddr=41.177104,-73.966184&mrsp=0,1&sz=15&mra=mi&sll=41.174003,-73.970518&sspn=0.014278,0.029182&ie=UTF8&ll=41.169738,-73.979187&spn=0.057115,0.11673&z=13&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 29|accessdate=2007-09-24] CR 29 begins near the Rockland County Court House, and then proceeds toward high-class residential areas in North New City. While on Main Street, CR 29 is heavily signed, as there is a reassurance shield after almost every intersection. CR 29 turns east at Zukor Park, but keeps the north/south label. When CR 29 changes direction it comes in contact with three county/town parks. They include Kennedy Dells County Park, Zukor Park, and Dellwood Country Club. While CR 29 goes due west/east for a bit of time, it eventually turns northeast toward its northern terminus at CR 90. CR 29 shares a terminus with CR 90, as CR 29's northern terminus is also CR 90's western terminus.

History

CR 29 is part of the original routing of NY 304. [http://www.nycroads.com/roads/rockland_026-050/ Rockland County Routes 26-50 - NYC Roads.com] ]

Major intersections

NYint
county=Rockland
cspan=2
mile=0.0
road=
location=New City
lspan=2
notes=New Hempstead Road/Main StreetNYint
mile=2.9
road=
notes=South Mountain Road
Just west of Haverstraw line

Route 30

County Route 30 is a convert|1.0|mi|km west/east county route in the southern part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 30 begins at the New Jersey border in Pearl River and Montvale, New Jersey, and ends at NY 304.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=10812502352051520952,41.059939,-74.042959%3B10404375185083383366,41.060262,-74.024849&saddr=Old+Pascack+Rd+%4041.060020,+-74.042970&daddr=41.060133,-74.024634&mrcr=0&mrsp=1&sz=15&mra=dme&sll=41.064792,-74.032402&sspn=0.014302,0.029182&ie=UTF8&ll=41.062204,-74.031801&spn=0.028605,0.058365&z=14&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 30|accessdate=2007-09-24] CR 30 runs exclusively through Pearl River. CR 30 is one of the newest Rockland County Routes. The last 0.5-miles of CR 30 used to be the southern end of CR 35. CR 30 was inserted in place of CR 35 because of the east/west direction, and that the county wanted to label Old Pascack Road a Rockland County route. After CR 30's western terminus at the New Jersey border, Summit Avenue continues providing a route to the Garden State Parkway. It is possible that CR 30 could someday replace the portion of CR 33 that runs east/west along Central Avenue in Pearl River.

Major intersections

NYint
county=Rockland
cspan=2
mile=0.5
road=
location=Pearl River
lspan=2
notes=South Highland AvenueNYint
mile=1.0
road=
notes=Near NJ border

Route 33

County Route 33 is the longest county route in Rockland at convert|13.3|mi|km miles. CR 33 runs through Pearl River, Nanuet, New City, Garnerville, Stony Point.

Route 33A

County Route 33A is a convert|0.1|mi|km south/north county route in the central part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 33A begins at CR 33, and ends at CR 46.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=9437545082847221935,41.085352,-74.015729%3B17376389136189772071,41.086904,-74.016030&saddr=Old+Middletown+Rd+%4041.085350,+-74.015740&daddr=41.086856,-74.016008&mrcr=0&mrsp=1&sz=16&mra=dme&sll=41.08595,-74.016008&sspn=0.007149,0.014591&ie=UTF8&ll=41.08684,-74.015365&spn=0.007148,0.014591&z=16&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 33A|accessdate=2007-09-24] CR 33A is located just south of downtown Nanuet. CR 33A is a spur for drivers to connect between CR 33 and CR 46 without going to the CR 33/CR 46 intersection. CR 33A used to run along the last 0.2-miles of CR 46. CR 33 had as many as three child routes at one time, but CR 33A is the only one that still exists. CR 33B was designated in New City, and CR 33C was designated in Stony Point.

Major Intersections

NYint
county=Rockland
cspan=2
mile=0.0
road=
location=Nanuet
lspan=2
notes=Middletown RoadNYint
mile=0.1
road=
notes=Convent Road/Old Middletown Road

Route 35

County Route 35 is a convert|4.1|mi|kmsouth/north county route in the central part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 35 begins close to the New Jersey border at CR 30 in Pearl River, and ends at CR 60 in Nanuet.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=5342763968655309301,41.059971,-74.034119%3B3748752833534356310,41.108831,-74.030685&saddr=S+Highland+Ave+%4041.059970,+-74.034120&daddr=41.079869,-74.045792+to:N+Pascack+Rd+%4041.108830,+-74.030640&mrcr=0,1&mrsp=1&sz=13&mra=dpe&sll=41.085303,-74.033775&sspn=0.057189,0.11673&ie=UTF8&z=13&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 35|accessdate=2007-09-24] CR 35 runs through Pearl River, Chestnut Ridge, Spring Valley, and Nanuet. CR 35's southern terminus used to be a half-mile east of its current location. CR 35 followed the eastern portion of CR 30's route to NY 304, but was replaced by an even numbered route because this stretch is east/west. The current portion of CR 30 west of CR 35 was not signed. After a long stretch through residential Chestnut Ridge, CR 35 enters a busy area in Spring Valley. Northbound Garden State Parkway ends at the New York State Thruway, but has an alternate exit unto CR 35 for drivers heading into Spring Valley and Nanuet. The GSP cannot be entered from CR 35, nor can southbound GSP drivers exit unto CR 35. CR 35 shares a terminus with CR 60 at the Smith Road/Pascack Road intersection. Pascack Road continues north for a bit before ending at CR 74.

History

CR 35 is part of the original routing of NY 304. [http://www.nycroads.com/roads/rockland_026-050/ Rockland County Routes 26-50 - NYC Roads.com] ]

uffixed routes

*CR 35A- The only child route that is longer than mere tenths of a mile.:"See Also: County Route 35A"
*CR 35B- Route 35B was convert|0.1|mi|km route that began at CR 30 and ended at CR 35 along Old South Highland Avenue in Pearl River.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=476808688725046008,41.060988,-74.034163&time=&date=&ttype=&saddr=Old+South+Highland+Ave+%4041.060988,+-74.034163&daddr=41.060052,-74.032981&mra=mi&mrsp=1,0&sz=16&sll=41.060683,-74.034119&sspn=0.007087,0.01442&ie=UTF8&z=16&om=1|title=Overview Map of Former Rockland CR 35B|accessdate=2008-01-21]
*CR 35C- Route 35C is a disputed convert|0.1|mi|km route that begins at CR 35 and ends at CR 35A along Perlman Drive. The reason CR 35C is disputed is because it is not signed, but in fact is still signed CR 35A. CR 35A used to run along Perlman Drive before being extended northward along West Clarkstown Road. County maps show Perlman Drive as CR 35C.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=13976377564608282119,41.105386,-74.032338&time=&date=&ttype=&saddr=41.105096,-74.0309&daddr=Perlman+Dr+%4041.105386,+-74.032338&mra=mi&mrsp=0,1&sz=16&sll=41.106406,-74.031887&sspn=0.007082,0.01442&ie=UTF8&z=16&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 35C|accessdate=2008-01-21]

Major intersections

NYint
county=Rockland
cspan=5
mile=0.0
road=
location=Pearl River
lspan=1
notes=West Washington AvenueNYint
mile=2.7
road=
location=Nanuet
lspan=1
notes=Convent RoadNYint
mile=3.5
location=Spring Valley
lspan=2
road=
notes=Alternate exit for GSP NB
No entry from CR 35 to GSPNYint
mile=3.6
road=
notes=Forman DriveNYint
mile=4.1
road=
location=Nanuet
lspan=1
notes=Smith Road

Route 35A

County Route 35A is a convert|3.6|mi|km south/north county route in the central part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 35A begins at CR 35 in Spring Valley, and ends at CR 80 in New City.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=6941381814676423066,41.103270,-74.030238%3B5401984988213917326,41.148283,-74.016596%3B11876134611438844438,41.102705,-74.030992%3B3920203337849120924,41.102362,-74.032532&time=&date=&ttype=&saddr=W+Clarkstown+Rd%2FCR-35A+%4041.148283,+-74.016596&daddr=CR-35A%2FForman+Dr+%4041.102705,+-74.030992+to:CR-35A%2FForman+Dr+%4041.102362,+-74.032532&mra=mr&sll=41.108977,-74.025536&sspn=0.014163,0.028839&ie=UTF8&ll=41.125918,-74.025536&spn=0.056636,0.115356&z=13&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 35A|accessdate=2007-09-24] CR 35A runs through Spring Valley, Nanuet, and New City. CR 35A begins as a spur from CR 35 to NY 59 in a busy area of Spring Valley. This little spur has commuter lots on both sides. CR 35A then merges with NY 59, and shares an intersection with the northbound entrance/exit for Exit 14A of the New York State Thruway (I-87/I-287). At the next traffic light, CR 35A turns right, and proceeds north for the rest of its route. CR 35A is the longest child county route in Rockland County. Actually, CR 35A is the only child that is longer than one-tenth of a mile. Only as recently as the late 1990s was CR 35A extended south beyond NY 59 and north beyond the Spring Valley Market Place. In fact, CR 35A used to begin at NY 59, and turn left at Perlman Road at the first traffic light. CR 35A signs still remain on Perlman Road, which was formally the northern terminus of the route. County maps of Rockland County label this CR 35C even though CR 35A signs stand.

Major intersections

NYint
county=Rockland
cspan=6
mile=0.0
road=
location=Spring Valley
lspan=3
notes=Pascack RoadNYint
type=mplex
mile=0.2
road=
notes=Concurrency for 0.1 mileNYint
mile=0.2
road=
notes=NB entrance & exit via CR 35ANYint
mile=0.6
road=
location=Nanuet
lspan=1
notes=Smith RoadNYint
mile=1.9
road=
location=New City
lspan=2
notes=East Eckerson RoadNYint
mile=3.6
road=
notes=New Hempstead Road

Route 36

County Route 36 is a convert|0.5|mi|km west/east county route in the eastern part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 36 begins at CR 15, and ends at North Molson Roadcite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=1328246216343383710,41.072574,-73.960605%3B15595805377295071646,41.070034,-73.951850&saddr=Leber+Rd+%4041.072610,+-73.960590&daddr=41.069969,-73.951786&mrcr=0&mrsp=1&sz=16&mra=dme&sll=41.070568,-73.953652&sspn=0.00715,0.014591&ie=UTF8&ll=41.071118,-73.957&spn=0.028601,0.058365&z=14&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 36|accessdate=2007-09-24] CR 36 runs exclusively through residential areas of Blauvelt. CR 36 eastern terminus is just 0.1-mile away from NY 303, but because the end of Leber Road is a one-way bridge it is not designated CR 36. Some Rockland County maps actually show CR 36 continuing over the bridge, crossing NY 303, and finally ending at CR 11 about a hundred feet later. However, a CR 36 end shield exists before the bridge. With Rockland County removing some of their routes in recent years, logic says CR 36 could be on the block. CR 36 is merely a side street serving a Blauvelt residential neighborhood, and it doesn't even have double yellow lines any more.

Major Intersections

NYint
county=Rockland
cspan=1
mile=0.0
road=
location=Blauvelt
lspan=1
notes=Western Highway

Decommissioned Route 37

County Route 37 was a convert|0.4|mi|km south/north county route in the central part of Rockland County, New York. Known as South Central Avenue, the road was decommissioned and handed over to the town of Chestnut Ridge, New York.

Former Route 37 began at a curve with the Old Nyack Turnpike near the New York State Thruway. The road intersected with several local roads, some of which intersected other routes. CR 37 came to an end at NY 59.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&q=from:+S+Central+Ave+%4041.108280,+-74.040010+to:+S+Central+Ave+%4041.101910,+-74.038980&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wl|title=Overview Map of Former Rockland CR 37|accessdate=2007-10-27]

Major Intersections

NYint
county=Rockland
cspan=2
mile=0.0
road=
location=Spring Valley
lspan=2
notes=Old Nyack TurnpikeNYint
mile=0.4
road=
notes=Korean Veterans Memorial Highway

Route 38

County Route 38 is a convert|1.3|mi|km west/east county route in the eastern part of Rockland County, New York.

Route 38 begins at CR 11 in Blauvelt, and ends at the back entrance of Nyack College.cite map|publisher=Google Maps|url=http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=en&geocode=15908154188080409919,41.075793,-73.947430&saddr=Greenbush+Rd+%4041.075793,+-73.947430&daddr=41.086209,-73.932753&mrsp=0,1&sz=14&mra=mi&sll=41.081292,-73.929405&sspn=0.028596,0.058365&ie=UTF8&ll=41.085627,-73.942537&spn=0.028594,0.058365&z=14&om=1|title=Overview Map of Rockland CR 38|accessdate=2007-09-24] CR 38 runs through Blauvelt, along the northern border of Blauvelt State Park, and Nyack. CR 38's western terminus used to extend to NY 303, and only recently was shortened to begin at CR 11. In fact, Bradley Hill Road extends west beyond NY 303 for about a quarter-mile. After being truncated, CR 38 is one of the more hidden Rockland County routes.

Major intersections

NYint
county=Rockland
cspan=2
mile=0.4
road=
location=Blauvelt
lspan=1
notes=Greenbush RoadNYint
mile=1.1
road=
location=Nyack
lspan=1
notes=North Tweed Road

See also

*List of county routes in Rockland County, New York
*List of county routes in Rockland County, New York (41-75)
*List of county routes in Rockland County, New York (76-118A)

References

External links

* [http://www.nycroads.com/roads/rockland_001-025/ Rockland County Routes 1-25]
* [http://www.nycroads.com/roads/rockland_026-050/ Rockland County Routes 26-50]
* [http://www.empirestateroads.com/cr/crrockland.html Rockland County Route List (as of 2001)]
* [http://www.co.rockland.ny.us/Legislature/Hmaps/ Rockland County Maps]