List of county routes in Nassau County, New York (C01–C25)

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County routes in Nassau County, New York, are maintained by the Nassau County Department of Public Works and have been unsigned since the 1970s.[1] The designations are largely in alphabetical order. Routes C01 to C25 are listed below; unused route designations are skipped.

County Route C01

County Route C01

LocationKings Point–Great Neck
Length0.9 mi[2] (1,400 m)

County Route C01 is a short county route known as Arrandale Avenue, which extends for 0.9 miles (1.4 km) through Kings Point and Great Neck. It begins at Bayview Avenue (CR C09) in Kings Point and the intersection of Middle Neck Road (CR 11) in Great Neck.[3][4]

Major intersections
Locationmi[2]kmDestinationsNotes
Kings Point0.000.00Bayview Avenue (CR C09)
0.510.82Polo RoadPolo Road provides access to Great Neck North High School.
Great Neck0.91.4Middle Neck Road (CR 11)
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

County Route C02

County Route C02

LocationEast Rockaway–Lynbrook
Length1.21 mi[5] (1.95 km)

County Route C02 is known as Atlantic Avenue and extends for 1.21 miles (1.95 km) through East Rockaway and Lynbrook.

Major intersections along the route include Scranton Avenue, Union Avenue, Sunrise Highway (NY 27), and Merrick Road (CR 27).[3]

CR C02 was formerly designated as part of CR 3 and CR 10, prior to the route numbers in Nassau County being altered.[6]

County Route C03

County Route C03

LocationOceanside–Freeport
Length2.51 mi[7] (4.04 km)

County Route C03 is known as Atlantic Avenue and extends for 2.51 miles (4.04 km) through Oceanside, Baldwin, and Freeport.[3]

The western terminus of CR C03 is Waukena Avenue in Oceanside, while the eastern terminus is South Main Street in Freeport.[3]

CR C03 was formerly part of CR 90, prior to the route numbers for county roads in Nassau County being altered.[6]

County Route C04

County Route C04

LocationEast Rockaway–Oceanside
Length1.29 mi[8] (2.08 km)

County Route C04 is known as Atlantic Avenue and extends for 1.29 miles (2.08 km) through East Rockaway and Oceanside.[3]

The western terminus of CR C04 is Main Street in East Rockaway, while the eastern terminus is Long Beach Road in Oceanside.[3] It intersects Ocean Avenue before crossing the Long Island Rail Road's Long Beach Branch. It then intersects Rockaway Avenue/Lawson Boulevard slightly to the east. It then continues east, ultimately terminating at Long Beach Road.[3]

County Route C05

County Route C05

LocationIsland Park–Barnum Island
Length1.39 mi[9] (2.24 km)

County Route C05 is known as Austin Boulevard and connects Long Beach and Oceanside, serving as a bypass of Long Beach Road through Island Park.[3][4] Its southern terminus is at the Long Beach Bridge, and its northern terminus is where it re-joins Long Beach Road.[3] It is 1.39 miles (2.24 km) in length.

It parallels the Long Island Rail Road's Long Beach Branch for much of its length.[4]

CR C05 was formerly designated as part of CR 1, prior to the route numbers in Nassau County being altered.[10]

County Route C06

County Route C06

LocationUniversity Gardens–Lake Success
Length0.81 mi[11] (1,300 m)

County Route C06 is a short county road which consists of the portions of Bates Road and Horace Harding Boulevard within Nassau County. It is 0.81 miles (1.30 km) in total length.[3][12]

The route begins as Bates Road at the Queens–Nassau County border, in University Gardens, shortly thereafter entering the Incorporated Village of Lake Success. It then continues east, soon merging into Horace Harding Boulevard, continuing east.[3] It then meets the North Service Road of the Long Island Expressway (I-495), ending at Lakeville Road (CR 11).

The road serves as a link between Little Neck Parkway (in Queens) and the Long Island Expressway.[4]

History

Bates Road was formerly considered part of Lakeville Road.[13][14]

CR C06 was formerly designated as part of CR 118, prior to the route numbers in Nassau County being altered.[15]

County Route C09

County Route C09

LocationKings Point–Great Neck Estates
Length1.66 mi[16] (2.67 km)
CR C09 crossing the 9-11 Memorial Bridge in August 2022.

County Route C09 is the main north-south route on the west side of the Great Neck Peninsula north of the Long Island Rail Road, extending for 1.66 miles (2.67 km) and linking Arrandale Avenue (CR C01) in Kings Point with Cutter Mill Road (CR C55) in Great Neck Estates.[3][4] It consists of Bayview Avenue and West Shore Road.

CR C09, south of Arrandale Avenue, crosses the 9-11 Memorial Bridge, entering Saddle Rock.[3][4] It continues south, intersecting Old Mill Road (CR D78) and Emerson Drive, adjacent to Saddle Rock Elementary School. It then continues south, entering Great Neck Estates and intersecting Cedar Drive (CR C32), thence continuing south to its terminus at Cutter Mill Road.[3]

History

The 9-11 Memorial Bridge was formerly known as the Saddle Rock Bridge (and before that as Udall's Bridge).[17] It was renamed the 9-11 Memorial Bridge in December 2001, due to how the bridge was a gathering site after the September 11, 2001 attacks, and because of the clear view of the Twin Towers from the bridge.[17][18]

CR C09 was formerly designated as part of CR 43, prior to the route numbers in Nassau County being altered.[15]

County Route C10

County Route C10

LocationBayville
Length1.87 mi[19] (3.01 km)

County Route C10 is a 1.87-mile (3.81 km) county road located entirely within Bayville, consisting of the portion of Bayville Avenue west of Ludlam Avenue (CR D41).[3][4]

CR C10 begins at the Bayville–Locust Valley border. It then continues east to Ludlam Avenue, east of which the route becomes CR C12.[3][4]

County Route C11

County Route C11

LocationLocust Valley–Lattingtown
Length2.15 mi[20] (3.46 km)

County Route C11 is a 2.15-mile (3.46 km) county road in Locust Valley and Lattingtown, consisting of Bayville Road.[3] It is a western continuation of CR C10.[4]

CR C11 begins at Buckram Road in Locust Valley. From there, it continues north, soon entering the Incorporated Village of Lattingtown, and shortly thereafter intersection with Feeks Lane (CR C75).[3][4] It then continues north to Horse Hollow Road (CR D20), hugging the west side of the Bailey Arboretum along the way. At Horse Hollow Road, Bayville Road turns east, thence to the northeast before turning north again. It then makes a final turn to the east, re-entering Locust Valley and then reaching the Locust Valley–Bayville border shortly thereafter, at which point the road becomes CR C10.[3]

County Route C12

County Route C12

LocationBayville–Unincorporated Oyster Bay
Length1.26 mi[21] (2.03 km)

County Route C12 is a 1.26-mile (2.03 km) county road located entirely within Bayville, consisting of the portion of Bayville Avenue east of Ludlam Avenue (CR D41), along with Centre Island Road up to the Centre Island border.[3][4]

CR C12 begins at the Ludlam Avenue. It then continues east to intersecting West Harbor Drive. It then continues east, exiting the Incorporated Village of Bayville and entering an unincorporated section of the Town of Oyster Bay, soon becoming Centre Island Road. It continues east from there up to the Centre Island village line.[3][4]

County Route C16

County Route C16

LocationOyster Bay Cove–Oyster Bay
Length2.04 mi[22] (3.28 km)

County Route C16 is a 2.04-mile (3.68 km) county route, consisting of Berry Hill Road, between the Incorporated Village of Oyster Bay Cove and Oyster Bay.[3][4]

CR C16 begins at North Hempstead Turnpike (NY 25A) in Oyster Bay Cove.[3][4] It travels north, intersecting Amber Lane, thence continuing north to Sandy Hill Road. It then turns northwest, eventually intersecting McCouns Lane. It then continues northwest to Pine Hollow Road (NY 106) in Oyster Bay.[3][4]

The route serves as a link between NY 25A and NY 106 – and between Oyster Bay and Syosset to its south.[4]

County Route C17

County Route C17 is a designation applied to two separate roads: Bethpage Road in Farmingdale and Birch Hill Road between Matinecock and Locust Valley.[3]

County Route C17

LocationFarmingdale
Length0.35 mi[23] (560 m)

Bethpage Road

Bethpage road (CR C17) is a short, 0.35-mile (0.56 km) road located entirely within the Incorporated Village of Farmingdale.

CR C17 begins at Round Swamp Road (CR 110) and continues east and south to Main Street (CR D42).[3][4]

Bethpage Road and Main Street were both formerly part of CR 110, prior to the route numbers in Nassau County being altered.[1]

Birch Hill Road

County Route C17

LocationMatinecock–Locust Valley
Length0.18 mi[23] (290 m)

Birch Hill Road (CR C17) is a short, 0.18-mile (0.29 km) road between Matinecock and Locust Valley.[3][4]

CR C17 begins at Piping Rock Road (CR D89) in Matinecock. It briefly heads towards the northwest before turning more towards the north, soon entering Locust Valley and crossing the Long Island Rail Road's Oyster Bay Branch. It then terminates just north of this location, at its intersection with Forest Avenue (CR C79) and Buckram Road (CR C26).[3][4]

Birch Hill Road then continues north as a town-maintained road without any county route designation.[4]

County Route C18

County Route C18

LocationWoodmere–North Woodmere
Length0.92 mi[24] (1,480 m)

County Route C18 is a 0.92-mile (1.48 km) road in Woodmere and North Woodmere. The road is known as Branch Boulevard.[3][4]

CR C18 begins at Peninsula Boulevard (CR 2) in Woodmere.[3][4] It then heads north-northwest, hugging (and providing access to) North Woodmere County Park and intersecting University Street. It then continues northwest, hugging the park, before veering towards the east, ending at Hungry Harbor Road.[3][4]

History

The route largely follows or parallels the approximate route of the former Cedarhurst Cut-Off.[25]

CR C18 was formerly designated as CR 135, prior to the route numbers in Nassau County being altered.[6]

Major intersections

Locationmi[24]kmDestinationsNotes
Woodmere0.000.00Peninsula Boulevard (CR 2)
North Woodmere0.921.48Hungry Harbor RoadBecomes Hungry Harbor Road (CR D22).
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

County Route C19

County Route C19

LocationGlen Cove
Length0.34 mi[26] (550 m)

County Route C19 is a short, 0.34-mile (0.55 km) county route entirely within the City of Glen Cove, known as Brewster Street.[3][4]

CR C19 begins at Mill Hill Road. It then continues north-northeast to Cottage Row – at which point the CR C19 designation ceases and the name of the road changes.[3][4]

County Route C21

County Route C21

LocationFreeport
Length0.37 mi[27] (600 m)

County Route C21 is a 0.37-mile (0.6 km) road entirely within the Incorporated Village of Freeport known as Broadway.[3][4]

The route begins at North Main Street. From there, it continues northeast, intersecting Harding Place before ultimately terminating at North Columbus Avenue.[3][4]

County Route C22

County Route C22 is a designation applied to two separate roads: Broadway between Lawrence and Lynbrook, and Broadway in Bethpage.[3]

Broadway (Lawrence–Lynbrook)

County Route C22

LocationLawrence–Lynbrook
Length5.2 mi[28] (8.4 km)
Broadway in Hewlett in August 2022.

Broadway (CR C22) is a 5.2-mile (8.37 km) thoroughfare between Lawrence and Lynbrook.[3][4]

CR C22 begins at the Queens-Nassau County border in Lawrence. Continuing towards the east, it soon intersects Doughty Boulevard (CR 75), and then the Nassau Expressway (NY 878) immediately afterwards.[3][4] It then continues towards the east, eventually intersecting Lawrence Avenue, thence turning towards the northeast until intersecting Rockaway Turnpike (CR 257) and Meadow Lane (CR D51). It then continues on a more easterly path, eventually turning again towards the northeast briefly before turning back towards the east as it enters Woodsburgh. Soon thereafter, Broadway intersects Woodmere Boulevard (CR E68), and then enters Woodmere. It then turns northeast again and soon intersects West Broadway (CR E51). It then continues northeast, soon entering Hewlett and intersecting East Rockaway Road (CR C64). It soon thereafter intersects Rockaway Avenue (CR E06), thence entering Lynbrook. Soon thereafter, it intersects Scranton Avenue (CR E18) before reaching Sunrise Highway (NY 27). It then crosses underneath the Long Island Rail Road, and soon thereafter terminates at Merrick Road (CR 27).[3][4]

CR C22 was formerly designated as CR 54, prior to the route numbers in Nassau County being altered.[6]

Major intersections


Locationmi[28]kmDestinationsNotes
Lawrence, Nassau County–Queens line0.000.00Harris StreetWestern terminus of CR C22 designation and Nassau County ownership; Broadway continues west into Queens.
Lawrence, Nassau County0.080.13 NY 878 (Nassau Expressway)At-grade intersection.
0.220.35Lord Avenue
0.520.84Lawrence Avenue
0.821.32Weston Place
0.931.50Rockaway Turnpike (CR 257) / Meadow Lane (CR D51)
Cedarhurst1.402.25Waverly Place
Cedarhurst–Woodmere line1.893.04Prospect Avenue
Woodmere2.023.25Linden Street
Woodmere–Woodsburgh line2.123.41Meadow DriveThe border between Woodmere and the Incorporated Village of Woodsburgh runs along the center of Broadway between Meadow Drive and Woodmere Boulevard.
2.373.81Woodmere Boulevard (CR E68)
Woodmere–Hewlett line2.754.43Johnson Place
Hewlett3.185.12Piermont Avenue
3.215.17West Broadway (CR E51)
3.445.54East Rockaway Road (CR C64)
4.046.50Rockaway Avenue (CR E06) / Sheridan Avenue
Lynbrook4.707.56Scranton Avenue (CR E18)
4.797.71Olive Place
4.907.89Union Place
5.038.10 NY 27 (Sunrise Highway)At-grade intersection.
5.108.21Langdon Place
5.208.37Merrick Road (CR 27)End of CR C22; merges into Hempstead Avenue (CR D09).
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Broadway (Bethpage)

County Route C22

LocationBethpage
Length0.18 mi[28] (290 m)

Broadway (CR C22) is a short, 0.18-mile (0.29 km) county road in Bethpage.[3][4]

CR C22 begins at Central Avenue (CR C35), extending 0.18 miles (0.29 km) towards the north.[3][4]

County Route C23

County Route C23 is a designation applied to two separate roads: Brooklyn Avenue in Freeport and Brookside Avenue North in Roosevelt.[3]

Brooklyn Avenue

County Route C23

LocationFreeport
Length0.11 mi[29] (180 m)

Brooklyn Avenue (CR C23) is a short, 0.11-mile (0.18 km) county road entirely within the Incorporated Village of Freeport.[3][4]

CR C23 begins at North Grove Street. It then continues east to North Main Street, at which point Brooklyn Avenue becomes Broadway (CR C21).[3][4]

Brookside Avenue North

County Route C23

LocationRoosevelt
Length1.1 mi[29] (1.8 km)

Brookside Avenue North (CR C23) is a 1.1-mile (1.77 km) road in Roosevelt.[3][4]

CR C23 begins at the Freeport–Roosevelt border. It continues north through the hamlet, intersecting Centennial Avenue. From there, it continues towards the north, terminating at Nassau Road (CR 7B).[3][4]

North of this intersection Brookside Avenue North becomes Uniondale Avenue (CR 188).[3][4]

County Route C24

County Route C24 is a designation applied to two separate roads: Brookside Avenue South in Freeport and Brower Avenue in Oceanside.[3]

Brookside Avenue South

County Route C24

LocationFreeport
Length0.31 mi[30] (500 m)

Brookside Avenue South (CR C24) is a short, 0.31-mile (0.5 km) county road entirely within the Incorporated Village of Freeport.[3][4]

CR C24 begins at Merrick Road (CR 27). It then continues north to its terminus at Sunrise Highway (NY 27).[3][4]

Brower Avenue

County Route C24

LocationOceanside
Length0.83 mi[30] (1,340 m)

Brower Avenue (CR C24) is a 0.83-mile (1.34 km) road in Oceanside.[3][4]

CR C24 begins at Oceanside Road (CR D75). It then continues southeast and east, eventually reaching Waukena Avenue. From there, the road continues as Atlantic Avenue (CR C03), which continues east to Freeport.[3][4]

County Route C25

County Route C25

LocationWoodsburgh–Hewlett Neck
Length0.37 mi[31] (600 m)
Browers Point Branch Road in August 2022.

County Route C25 is a short, 0.37-mile (0.6 km) road in the Incorporated Village of Hewlett Neck and the Incorporated Village of Woodsburgh, known as Browers Point Branch Road.[3][4]

CR C25 begins at Woodmere Boulevard (CR E68) in Woodsburgh. It soon intersects Barberry Lane and then continues to wind its way through a neighborhood, ending at another, nearby intersection with Woodmere Boulevard in Hewlett Neck.[3][4]

CR C25 was formerly designated as part of CR 93A, prior to the route numbers in Nassau County being altered.[10]

Major intersections
Locationmi[31]kmDestinationsNotes
Woodsburgh0.000.00Woodmere Boulevard (CR E68)The Woodsburgh–Woodmere border runs along the centerline of CR C25 between this point and Barberry Lane.
0.210.34Barberry Lane
Hewlett Neck0.370.60Woodmere Boulevard South (CR E68)
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

References

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  7. ^ "CR C03" (PDF). NYSDOT Local Highway Inventory. Retrieved January 2, 2023.
  8. ^ "CR C04" (PDF). NYSDOT Local Highway Inventory. Retrieved January 2, 2023.
  9. ^ "CR C05" (PDF). NYSDOT Local Highway Inventory. Retrieved January 2, 2023.
  10. ^ a b "Lawrence quadrangle, New York - Map Collections". Brooklyn Public Library. Retrieved 2023-01-13.
  11. ^ "CR C06" (PDF). NYSDOT Local Highway Inventory. Retrieved January 2, 2023.
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  20. ^ "CR C11" (PDF). NYSDOT Local Highway Inventory. Retrieved January 2, 2023.
  21. ^ "CR C12" (PDF). NYSDOT Local Highway Inventory. Retrieved January 2, 2023.
  22. ^ "CR C16" (PDF). NYSDOT Local Highway Inventory. Retrieved January 2, 2023.
  23. ^ a b "CR C17" (PDF). NYSDOT Local Highway Inventory. Retrieved January 2, 2023.
  24. ^ a b "CR C18" (PDF). NYSDOT Local Highway Inventory. Retrieved January 2, 2023.
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  27. ^ "CR C21" (PDF). NYSDOT Local Highway Inventory. Retrieved January 2, 2023.
  28. ^ a b c "CR C22" (PDF). NYSDOT Local Highway Inventory. Retrieved January 2, 2023.
  29. ^ a b "CR C23" (PDF). NYSDOT Local Highway Inventory. Retrieved January 2, 2023.
  30. ^ a b "CR C24" (PDF). NYSDOT Local Highway Inventory. Retrieved January 2, 2023.
  31. ^ a b "CR C25" (PDF). NYSDOT Local Highway Inventory. Retrieved January 2, 2023.
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