List of county routes in Nassau County, New York (C51–C75)

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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 C51 to C75 are listed below; unused route designations are skipped.

County Route C51

County Route C51

LocationCove Neck
Length0.99 mi[2] (1,590 m)

County Route C51 is known as Cove Neck Road, which extends for 0.99 miles (1.59 km) through (and is located entirely within) Cove Neck. It begins at Cove Road (CR C66) at the Cove Neck–Oyster Bay Cove border, and meanders its way north through Cove Neck to Sagamore Hill Road (CR E14).[3][4][5][6]

Major intersections
Locationmi[2]kmDestinationsNotes
Cove Neck–Oyster Bay Cove line0.000.00Cove Road (CR C66)
Cove Neck0.991.59Sagamore Hill Road (CR E14)Access to Sagamore Hill National Historic Site, via Sagamore Hill Road.
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

County Route C52

County Route C52 is a designation applied to Covert Avenue and the Covert Avenue Spur.[3]

Covert Avenue

County Route C52

LocationElmont – New Hyde Park
Length1.68 mi[7] (2.70 km)
Covert Avenue's underpass underneath the Long Island Rail Road's Main Line in 2019, shortly after its completion.

Covert Avenue (CR C52) is a 1.68-mile (2.70 km) county road known as Covert Avenue, connecting the Elmont and the Incorporated Village of New Hyde Park.[3][4][5][6]

Route description

CR C52 begins at Hempstead Turnpike (NY 24) in Elmont, across the intersection from Meacham Avenue (CR D49).[3][4] From there, it travels Northwest to Harrison Street, where it meets the Covert Avenue Spur (CR C52). From there, Covert Avenue turns to the north-northeast, continuing in that general direction for a distance, and then turns to the north-northwest, intersecting Reed Avenue. From there, CR C52 continues north-northwest to Tulip Avenue (CR E41), which it intersects adjacent to Sewanhaka High School. From there, Covert Avenue enters the Incorporated Village of Stewart Manor and turns to the north-northeast, forming the border between that village and the Incorporated Village of Floral Park. It then continues north-northeast, eventually crossing the Long Island Rail Road's Hempstead Branch at-grade. On the north side of the tracks, CR C52 forms the border between the incorporated villages of Stewart Manor and New Hyde Park until reaching Stewart Avenue (CR 177).[3][4][5][6]

North of Stewart Avenue (CR 177), Covert Avenue enters the Incorporated Village of New Hyde Park, continuing north-northeast for a distance before curving to the north-northwest. CR C52 then crosses underneath the Long Island Rail Road's Main Line and continues north-northwest to its northern terminus at Jericho Turnpike (NY 25).[3][4][5][6]

Covert Avenue, in its entirety, is classified as a minor arterial road by the New York State Department of Transportation.[5][6]

History

Covert Avenue was formerly designated as part of CR 174, with Meacham Avenue, prior to the route numbers in Nassau County being altered.[8]

In 2019, Covert Avenue's grade crossing with the Long Island Rail Road's Main Line was eliminated, as part of the Long Island Rail Road's Third Track Project.[9][10][11] As part of the associated reconfiguration of Covert Avenue and the construction of its underpass, the road now passes underneath 2nd and 3rd Avenues, with one slip lane connecting to 2nd Avenue and another connecting to 3rd Avenue.[12] The grade crossing elimination project required a six-month closure of that stretch of Covert Avenue, during which time the crossing was removed and the underpass was installed.[10]

Major intersections

Locationmi[7]kmDestinationsNotes
Elmont0.000.00 NY 24 (Hempstead Turnpike) – New York, East FarmingdaleSouthern terminus of CR C52; continues south as Meacham Avenue (CR D49).
0.030.048Covert Avenue Spur (CR C52)
Harrison Street
Elmont–Floral Park–
Stewart Manor tripoint		1.091.75Tulip Avenue (CR E41)Access to Sewanhaka High School.
New Hyde Park–Stewart Manor line1.191.92Stewart Avenue (CR 177)
New Hyde Park1.682.70 NY 25 (Jericho Turnpike) – New York, Orient PointNorthern terminus of CR C52.
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Covert Avenue Spur

County Route C52

LocationElmont
Length0.05 mi[7] (80 m)

Covert Avenue Spur (CR C52) is a 0.5-mile (0.80 km) spur of Covert Avenue in Elmont.[3][4][5][6] It begins at the intersection of Covert Avenue (CR C52) and Harrison Street. It then runs southwest to its terminus at Hempstead Turnpike (NY 24).[3][4][5][6]

The Covert Avenue Spur, in its entirety, is classified as a minor arterial road by the New York State Department of Transportation.[5][6]

County Route C53

County Route C53

LocationPort Washington – Sands Point
Length1.04 mi[13] (1.67 km)

County Route C53 is a 1.04-mile (1.67 km) county road, known as Cow Neck Road, which connects Port Washington and the Incorporated Village of Sands Point.[3][4][5][6]

Route description

The southern terminus of CR C53 is at its intersection with Manorhaven Boulevard (CR D44), Sands Point Road, and Shore Road (CR E25) in Port Washington. From there, it travels towards the north before curving towards the northwest, forming the border between Port Washington and the Incorporated Village of Port Washington North, until reaching Barker's Point Road – at which point the road enters the Incorporated Village of Sands Point. From there, the road continues towards the northwest before curving back towards the north, reaching its northern terminus at Middle Neck Road (CR D55).[3][4][5][6]

CR C53 was formerly designated as CR 45, prior to the route numbers for county roads in Nassau County being altered.[14]

Major intersections

Locationmi[13]kmDestinationsNotes
Port Washington–Port Washington North line0.000.00Manorhaven Boulevard (CR D44)
Sands Point Road
Shore Road (CR E25)		Southern terminus of CR C53; continues south as Manorhaven Boulevard (CR D44)
Port Washington North–Sands Point line0.550.89Barkers Point Road
Sands Point1.041.67Middle Neck Road (CR D55)Northern terminus.
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

County Route C54

County Route C54

LocationGlen Cove
Length1.32 mi[15] (2.12 km)

County Route C54 is a 1.32-mile (2.12 km) county route known as Crescent Beach Road, and is located entirely within the City of Glen Cove.[3]

Route description

CR C54 begins at Landing Road (CR D29). From there, it travels north, soon intersecting Woolsey Avenue. From there, CR C54 continues north, eventually reaching and forming portions of the perimeter of the Welwyn Preserve. It then reaches a bend in the road, at which point Crescent Beach Road turns west – still forming the preserve's perimeter.. A short distance later, the road bends back to the north and continues in that general direction for a brief distance, before reaching its terminus at a dead-end.[3][4][5][6]

CR C54 provides access to the Webb Institute, the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County, and the Welwyn Preserve County Park.[5][6] Additionally, CR C54 was formerly designated as CR 69, prior to the route numbers in Nassau County being altered.[14]

County Route C55

County Route C55 is a designation applied to two separate roads: Cutter Mill Road and Daly Boulevard.[3]

Cutter Mill Road

County Route C55

LocationGreat Neck Estates – Great Neck Plaza
Length0.54 mi[16] (870 m)

Cutter Mill Road (CR C55) is a 0.64-mile (1.03 km) county road known as Cutter Mill Road, connecting the incorporated villages of Great Neck Estates and Great Neck Plaza.[3][4][5][6]

Route description

CR C55 begins at an intersection with Great Neck Road (CR D01) at the Great Neck Estates–University Gardens line. From there, it travels north, crossing over the Long Island Rail Road's Port Washington Branch, soon thereafter reaching an intersection with Bayview Avenue (CR C09) and Mirrielees Road. From there, Cutter Mill Road (CR C55) veers northeast while Bayview Avenue (CR D09) continues north. CR C55, continuing northeast, soon enters the Incorporated Village of Great Neck Plaza, roughly paralleling the Port Washington Branch, until reaching Middle Neck Road (CR 11), where the road and the CR C55 designation both terminate.[3][4]

Cutter Mill Road, in its entirety, is classified as a minor arterial road by the New York State Department of Transportation.[5][6]

Cutter Mill Road was formerly designated as CR 75, prior to that designation being transferred to Doughty Boulevard in Inwood.[3][5][6][14]

Major intersections

Locationmi[16]kmDestinationsNotes
University Gardens–Great Neck Estates line0.000.00Great Neck Road (CR D01)
Great Neck Estates0.130.21Bayview Avenue (CR C09)
Mirrielees Road
Great Neck Plaza0.641.03Middle Neck Road (CR 11)
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Daly Boulevard

County Route C55

LocationOceanside
Length0.65 mi[16] (1,050 m)

Daly Boulevard (CR C55) is a 0.65-mile (1.05 km) road in Oceanside, known as Daly Boulevard.[3][4][5][6]

Route description

CR C55 begins at Hampton Road. It then continues east, crossing over the Long Island Rail Road's Long Beach Branch and intersecting Lawson Boulevard (CR D32). It then continues east to its terminus, at its intersection with Long Beach Road (CR D39).[3][4][5][6]

History

CR C55 was formerly designated as part of CR 57, prior to the route numbers in Nassau County being altered.[8][17] Additionally, Daly Boulevard was originally part of Lawson Boulevard.[18]

County Route C56

County Route C56

LocationOceanside
Length0.47 mi[19] (760 m)

County Route C56 is a short, 0.47-mile (0.76 km) county route consisting of Davison Avenue in Oceanside.[3][4][5][6][18]

Route description

The route begins at an intersection with Lincoln Avenue (CR D35) and Davison Avenue West in the downtown area of Oceanside. It then proceeds east and intersects Long Beach Road (CR D39). From there, CR C56 continues east, eventually intersecting Oceanside Boulevard (CR D75). The road then curves towards the southeast and merges into Brower Avenue (CR C24) – at which point the CR C56 designation terminates.[3][4][5][6]

CR C56 was formerly designated as part of CR 90, prior to the route numbers in Nassau County being altered.[8]

County Route C57

County Route C57

LocationRockville Centre – Baldwin
Length1.74 mi[20] (2.80 km)

County Route C57 is a major, 1.74-mile (2.80 km) county road known as Demott Avenue, which connects the Incorporated Village of Rockville Centre and Baldwin.[3][4]

Route description

CR C57 begins at North Village Avenue (CR D65) in Rockville Centre. From there, it travels east, soon intersecting Hempstead Avenue (CR D10). It then continues east, intersecting Long Beach Road (CR D39), thence continuing east, eventually entering Baldwin. Upon entering Baldwin, the road curves to the northeast briefly before returning to a more easterly direction, and then intersects Grand Avenue (CR 55) a short distance thereafter. It then continues towards the east for a short distance and eventually intersects Anna Place, just east of which the CR C56 designation ends and the road forks; the northern fork is a one-block continuation of Demott Avenue, owned and maintained by the Town of Hempstead, while the southern fork is Centennial Avenue (CR C34).[3][4][5][6]

The entirety of CR C57 is classified as a major collector road by the New York State Department of Transportation.[5][6]

County Route C58

County Route C58 is a county route designation applied to three separate county routes: Denton Avenue in the Incorporated Village of East Rockaway, Dogwood Avenue between West Hempstead and Franklin Square, and Denton Avenue in Garden City Park.[3][4][5][6]

Denton Avenue (East Rockaway)

County Route C58

LocationEast Rockaway
Length0.04 mi[21] (64 m)

Denton Avenue (CR C58) is a short, 0.04-mile (0.064 km) county route located entirely within the Incorporated Village of East Rockaway, consisting of a one-block segment of Denton Avenue.[3][4][5][6]

CR C58 begins at Denton Avenue's intersection with Main Street (CR D42). From there, it travels one block north to Atlantic Avenue (CR C04), where the county route designation ends.[3][4][5][6]

Denton Avenue continues north and south of this one-block segment as a village-maintained road.[3][4][5][6]

Dogwood Avenue

County Route C58

LocationWest Hempstead – Franklin Square
Length1.48 mi[21] (2.38 km)

Dogwood Avenue (CR C58) is a 1.49-mile (2.40 km) county road between West Hempstead and Franklin Square.[3][4][5][6]

Route description

CR C58 begins at Cornwell Avenue (CR C46). It then travels north, soon intersecting Sprague Avenue. From there CR C58 continues north to Western Park Drive, at which point the road curves to the northeast to its terminus at Nassau Boulevard (CR D66).[3][4][5][6]

The entirety of CR C58 is classified as a major collector road by the New York State Department of Transportation.[5][6]

Denton Avenue (Garden City Park)

County Route C58

LocationGarden City Park
Length0.93 mi[21] (1,500 m)

Denton Avenue (CR C58) is a major, 0.93-mile (1.50 km) road in Garden City Park.[3][4][5][6]

Route description

CR C58 begins at an intersection with Marcus Avenue (CR D46). From there, it travels south, intersecting many streets, until it reaches its southern terminus at Jericho Turnpike (NY 25) and South Denton Avenue, at which point county ownership and maintenance end – along with the CR C58 designation.[3][4][5][6]

South of the intersection, Denton Avenue becomes South Denton Avenue, a town-maintained street, and then ultimately becomes Tanners Pond Road, maintained by the Village of Garden City.[3][4][5][6]

The entirety of CR C58 is classified as a minor arterial road by the New York State Department of Transportation.[5][6]

County Route C59

County Route C59 is a county route entirely within the City of Glen Cove, consisting of Dosoris Lane and Dosoris Way.[3][4][5][6]

Dosoris Lane

County Route C59

LocationGlen Cove
Length1.36 mi[22] (2.19 km)

Dosoris Lane (CR C59) is a 1.36-mile (2.19 km) county road which begins at an intersection with Deans Highway and Lattingtown Road (CR D30). From there, it travels south, eventually intersecting Brewster Street (CR C79) and Dosoris Way – the latter of which CR C59 continues along.[3][4][5][6]

Dosoris Way

County Route C59

LocationGlen Cove
Length0.49 mi[22] (790 m)

Dosoris Way (CR C59) is a 0.49-mile (0.79 km) continuation of Dosoris Lane (CR C59). It begins at the intersection with Dosoris Lane and Brewster Street (CR C79). From there, it bends to the east, eventually reaching its eastern terminus at an intersection with Walnut Road (CR E45), adjacent to (and serving) Glen Cove Hospital.[3][4][5][6]

County Route C60

County Route C60

LocationGlen Cove – Matinecock
Length2.51 mi[23] (4.04 km)

County Route C60 is a 2.51-mile (4.04 km) county road known as Duck Pond Road, which connects the City of Glen Cove and the Incorporated Village of Matinecock.[3][4]

Route description

CR C60 begins at Pearsall Avenue (CR D87) and Town Path (CR E40), adjacent to the Glen Cove station on the Long Island Rail Road's Oyster Bay Branch. It then continues east, crossing the Long Island Rail Road's Oyster Bay Branch at-grade. It then continues east, soon reaching Meadow Spring Lane. From there, CR C60 continues east, eventually veering northeast for a brief way before returning to the east, shortly thereafter intersecting Piping Rock Road (CR D89), at which point CR C60 enters the Incorporated Village of Matinecock.[3][4] From there, CR C60 continues east through Matinecock until reaching the end of the road, at its intersection with Oyster Bay Road (CR C90/CR D37).[3][4][5][6]

County Route C62

County Route C62 is a county route designation applied to two separate, major county routes: Dutch Broadway between Elmont and North Valley Stream, and East Meadow Avenue between North Bellmore and East Meadow.[3][4][5][6]

Dutch Broadway

County Route C62

LocationElmont – North Valley Stream
Length2.38 mi[24] (3.83 km)
Dutch Broadway (CR C62) in North Valley Stream in 2022.

Dutch Broadway (CR C62) is a major, 2.38-mile (3.83 km) road between the Queens–Nassau border in Elmont and North Valley Stream at its west end, and Franklin Square at its east end.[3][4][5][6] It is colloquially referred to as "DBW".[25]

Route description

Dutch Broadway and the CR C62 designation begin at Parkway Drive, adjacent to the Cross Island Parkway at the Queens–Nassau border (on the west side of which Dutch Broadway becomes NYCDOT-maintained 115th Street and continues west to Springfield Boulevard). From Parkway Drive, the road runs east-southeast, soon reaching Elmont Road (CR C71). From there, it continues east-southeast to Crystal Street. From Crystal Street, the road continues east-southeast and soon intersects North Fletcher Avenue.[3][4][5][6]

Continuing east-southeast from its intersection with North Fletcher Avenue, CR C62 soon curves to the northeast before curving back to the east-southeast to intersect Meacham Avenue (CR D49). From there, it continues east-southeast for a distance before curving towards the east and intersecting North Corona Avenue (CR C47). It then continues towards the east, soon intersecting Franklin Avenue (CR C83), where the road and county route designation end.[3][4][5][6]

History

In 2023, the County of Nassau approved more than $500,000 in funding to reconstruct the road to improve traffic safety on the road – a longtime goal amongst the community and government officials.[26][27][28][29] The project will include the installation of improved crosswalks and sidewalks and additional traffic signals – amongst several other enhancements.[26][27][28]

CR C62 was formerly designated as CR 100, prior to the route numbers in Nassau County being altered.[8]

Major intersections

Locationmi[24]kmDestinationsNotes
Queens–Elmont–
North Valley Stream tripoint		0.000.00Parkway DriveWestern terminus of CR C62 and Nassau County ownership; continues west as NYCDOT-maintained 115th Street, crossing under the Cross Island Parkway and ending at Springfield Boulevard.
Elmont–North Valley Stream line0.510.82Elmont Road (CR C71)
0.651.05Crystal Street
1.442.32North Fletcher Avenue
1.532.46Meacham Avenue (CR D49)
Franklin Square2.273.65North Corona Avenue (CR C47)Access to westbound Southern State Parkway, via North Corona Avenue.
2.383.83Franklin Avenue (CR C83)Eastern terminus; access to eastbound Southern State Parkway, via Franklin Avenue.
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

East Meadow Avenue

County Route C62

LocationNorth Bellmore – East Meadow
Length1.95 mi[24] (3.14 km)

East Meadow Avenue (CR C62) is a major, 1.95-mile (3.14 km) road connecting North Bellmore and East Meadow.[3][4][5][6]

Route description

CR C62 begins at Newbridge Road (NY 106) in North Bellmore. From there, it travels northwest, soon intersecting Jerusalem Road (CR 181), entering East Meadow.[3][4][5][6] It continues northwest from there, eventually intersecting Prospect Avenue, thence continuing northwest to Front Street (NY 102). From NY 102, CR C62 continues northwest, eventually reaching an intersection with Hempstead Turnpike (NY 24) and Park Boulevard (CR D82), where the route terminates.[3][4][5][6]

North of the intersection, East Meadow Avenue becomes Park Boulevard, at which point the CR C62 designation is replaced with the CR D82 designation.[3][4][5][6]

The entirety of CR C69 is classified as a minor arterial road by the New York State Department of Transportation.[5][6]

Major intersections

Locationmi[24]kmDestinationsNotes
North Bellmore0.000.00 NY 106 – North Bellmore, Oyster Bay (hamlet)
North Bellmore–East Meadow line0.20.32Cold Spring Road (CR E39)
East Meadow1.071.72McKinley Avenue
1.171.88Prospect Avenue
1.642.64 NY 102 – Hempstead (village), East Meadow
1.953.14 NY 24 (Hempstead Turnpike) – New York, East Farmingdale
Park Boulevard (CR D82)		Roadway continues north as Park Boulevard (CR 82); access to Eisenhower Park via CR D82.
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

County Route C63

County Route C63

LocationEast Garden City
Length0.58 mi[30] (930 m)

County Route C63 is a 0.58-mile (0.93 km) county route known as Earle Ovington Boulevard, located entirely within East Garden City (Uniondale).[3]

CR C63 begins at Hempstead Turnpike (NY 24). It then travels north, soon intersecting Charles Lindbergh Boulevard West (CR C28). From there, CR C63 continues north, eventually intersecting (and ending) at Charles Lindbergh Boulevard (CR C28).[3][4]

History

Earle Ovington Boulevard is named in honor of aviator Earle Ovington, in-line with a street-naming convention in the area.[31] Furthermore, the road was constructed over the former site of Mitchel Air Force Base.[31]

County Route C64

County Route C64

LocationHewlett
Length1.00 mi[32] (1.61 km)

County Route C64 is a 1.00-mile (1.61 km) road in Hewlett, known as East Rockaway Road.[3][4]

Route description

CR C64 begins at Broadway (CR C22).[3][4] It then heads east, following the Helwett–Hewlett Harbor border, soon intersecting Union Avenue (CR E43). From there, CR C64 continues east to the Hewlett–East Rockaway border, at which point the CR C64 designation ends and the road continues east as Main Street (CR D42).[3][4]

CR C18 was formerly designated as part of CR 10, prior to the route numbers in Nassau County being altered.[8]

County Route C65

County Route C65

LocationRoslyn
Length0.76 mi[33] (1,220 m)

County Route C65 is a 0.76-mile (1.22 km) county route in the Incorporated Village of Roslyn, consisting of East Broadway and a portion of Old Northern Boulevard.[3][4]

Route description

CR C64 begins at East Broadway's intersection with Main Street (CR 7A). It then continues towards the north to Old Northern Boulevard (CR D71). North of this intersection, Old Northern Boulevard assumes the CR C65 designation, while the CR D71 designation ends. The road then continues north, through Roslyn's downtown, to Bryant Avenue (CR C26), at which point Old Northern Boulevard curves to the northeast and shortly thereafter merges into Northern Boulevard (NY 25A), where the county ownership and route designation terminate.[3][4]

History

The East broadway portion of CR C65 was formerly designated as CR 7C, prior to the route numbers in Nassau County being altered – while all of Old Northern Boulevard – including the portion presently designated as part of CR C65 – was formerly designated as CR 25A.[14]

Additionally, all of Old Northern Boulevard was part of NY 25A until 1949, when it was bypassed with the construction and opening of the William Cullen Bryant Viaduct.[34][35][36]

County Route C66

County Route C66

LocationOyster Bay – Oyster Bay Cove
Length1.38 mi[37] (2.22 km)

County Route C66 is a 1.38-mile (2.22 km) county route in Oyster Bay and the Incorporated Village of Oyster Bay Cove, consisting of East Main Street.[3][4]

Route description

CR C66 begins at South Street (NY 106) in the downtown area of the hamlet of Oyster Bay. From there, it continues east, soon intersecting White Street. It then continues east, passing Oyster Bay High School before intersecting Sandy Hill Road and entering the Incorporated Village of Oyster Bay Cove. From there, CR C66 continues east and southeast, eventually reaching the intersection of Cove Road (CR D80) and Cove Neck Road (CR C51), at which point the CR C66 designation terminate.[3][4]

Major intersections

Locationmi[37]kmDestinationsNotes
Oyster Bay (hamlet)0.000.00 NY 106 – North Bellmore, Oyster Bay (hamlet)Western terminus of CR C66.
Oyster Bay Cove0.410.66Sandy Hill Road
Oyster Bay Cove–Cove Neck line1.382.22Cove Road (CR C51)Access to Sagamore Hill National Historic Site, via CR C51.
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

County Route C67

County Route C67

LocationThomaston – Kings Point
Length1.36 mi[38] (2.19 km)

County Route C67 is a 1.36-mile (2.19 km) thoroughfare between Thomaston and Kings Point, known as East Shore Road.[3][4][5][6]

CR C67 follows the shore of Manhasset Bay for a significant portion of its length.[3][4][5][6][39]

Route description

CR C67 begins at East Shore Road's intersection with Bayview Avenue (CR E25), at the Manhasset–Thomaston border; south of this point, East Shore Road uses the CR E25 designation.[3][4][5][6] From this intersection, CR C67 travels north through the Incorporated Village of Thomaston and crosses underneath the Long Island Rail Road's Manhasset Viaduct, soon reaching Grace Avenue (CR C96) and entering the Incorporated Village of Kensington. From there, it continues north through Kensington and then enters the Incorporated Village of Great Neck. CR C67 then continues north through Great Neck and then enters the Incorporated Village of Kings Point.

Upon entering Kings Point, CR C67 continues north along the shore of Manhasset Bay for a distance before curving to the west. It then continues heading west to its intersection with Hicks Lane (CR D15) and Station Road (CR D39), where the CR C67 designation ends.[3][4][5][6]

CR C67 was formerly designated as part of CR 11A, prior to the route numbers in Nassau County being altered.[8][14]

Major intersections

Locationmi[38]kmDestinationsNotes
Manhasset–Thomaston line0.000.00Bayview Avenue (CR E25)Southern terminus of the CR C69 designation; road continues south CR E25.
Thomaston0.210.34Grace Avenue (CR C96)
Kings Point1.362.19Station Road (CR E30)
Hicks Lane (CR D15)		East Shore Road veers north and becomes a village-maintained Street; CR C67 becomes Hicks Lane (CR D15) at the west side of the intersection.
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

County Route C69

County Route C69

LocationMuttontown – Syosset
Length1.52 mi[40] (2.45 km)

County Route C69 is a 1.52-mile (2.45 km) county road known as Muttontown–Eastwoods Road (or simply as Eastwoods Road), connecting Muttontown and Syosset.[3][4][5][6]

Route description

CR C69 begins at the intersection of NY 106 and Muttontown Road. It travels east along a fairly-straight right-of-way through Muttontown and eventually enters Syosset. CR C69 then continues east through Syosset until it reaches Cold Spring Road (CR E39), where the road and the CR C69 designation both terminate.[3][4][5][6]

The entirety of CR C69 is classified as a minor arterial road by the New York State Department of Transportation.[5][6]

Major intersections

Locationmi[40]kmDestinationsNotes
Muttontown0.000.00 NY 106 – North Bellmore, Oyster Bay (hamlet)Western terminus of the CR C69 designation; road continues west as village-maintained Muttontown Road.
Syosset1.522.45Cold Spring Road (CR E39)
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

County Route C70

County Route C70 is a designation applied to three separate roads: Eleventh Street in Garden City, and Ellington Avenue East & Ellington Avenue West in East Garden City (Uniondale).[3]

Eleventh Street

County Route C70

LocationGarden City
Length0.58 mi[41] (930 m)

Eleventh Street (CR C70) is a 0.58-mile (0.93 km) county road entirely within the Incorporated Village of Garden City, known as Eleventh Street.[3][4][5][6]

CR C70 begins at the intersection of Cherry Valley and Hilton Avenues. It then continues east, soon intersecting Franklin Avenue (CR 5A). From there, it continues east, intersecting County Seat Drive (CR C49) and Arthur Street. East of That intersection, CR C70 continues east, eventually intersecting Washington Avenue (CR 7A), where the road and CR C70 designation both end.[3][4]

The Eleventh Street segment of CR C70, in its entirety, is classified as a minor arterial road by the New York State Department of Transportation.[5][6]

Ellington Avenue East

County Route C70

LocationEast Garden City
Length0.09 mi[41] (140 m)

Ellington Avenue East (CR C70) is a short, 0.09-mile (0.14 km) road in East Garden City (Uniondale).[3][4][5][6] It is located on the grounds of the former Mitchel Air Force Base.[3]

Ellington Avenue West

County Route C70

LocationEast Garden City
Length0.09 mi[41] (140 m)

Ellington Avenue West (CR C70) is a short, 0.09-mile (0.14 km) road in East Garden City (Uniondale).[3][4][5][6] It is located on the grounds of the former Mitchel Air Force Base.[3]

County Route C71

County Route C71

LocationNorth Valley Stream – Elmont
Length2.08 mi[42] (3.35 km)

County Route C71 is a 2.08-mile (3.35 km) county road named Elmont Road and Elmont Avenue, which runs between Elmont and North Valley Stream.[3][4]

Route description

CR C71 begins at the Queens–Nassau County Line in North Valley Stream, as a northern continuation of Brookville and Hook Creek Boulevards.[3][4][5][6] It then runs northeast, soon intersecting Stuart Avenue before crossing over the Southern State Parkway and intersecting Linden Boulevard (CR C36). It then continues north and intersects Dutch Broadway (CR C62), entering Elmont.

North of Dutch Broadway (CR C62), Elmont Road continues north–northeast. It soon intersects Hempstead Turnpike (NY 24); the street name changes to Elmont Avenue at the north side of the intersection. Elmont Avenue then continues north to (and merges into) Plainfield Avenue (CR D90). At Plainfield Avenue, the CR C71 designation ends and becomes part of CR D90.[3][4]

The entirety of CR C71 is classified as a minor arterial road by the New York State Department of Transportation.[5][6]

CR C71 was formerly designated as part of CR 99, prior to the route numbers in Nassau County being altered.[8]

Major intersections

Locationmi[42]kmDestinationsNotes
Queens–North Valley Stream line0.000.00Brookville Boulevard
Hook Creek Boulevard		Southern terminus of the CR C71 designation.
North Valley Stream0.350.56Stuart Avenue
0.480.77Linden Boulevard (CR C36)
North Valley Stream–Elmont line0.891.43Dutch Broadway (CR C62)
Elmont1.953.14 NY 24 (Hempstead Turnpike) – New York, East FarmingdaleName changes to Elmont Avenue on the north side of the intersection.
2.083.35Plainfield Avenue (CR D90)CR C71 designation ends; Elmont Avenue becomes Plainfield Avenue, bearing the CR D90 designation.
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
  •       Route transition

County Route C73

County Route C73

LocationEast Garden City
Length0.21 mi[43] (340 m)

County Route C73 is a short, 0.21-mile (0.34 km) county route entirely within the East Garden City (Uniondale), known as Endo Boulevard.[3][4]

CR C73 begins at Stewart Avenue (CR 177). It then continues south to Perimeter Road, on (and serving) the campus of Nassau Community College.[3][4]

County Route C74

County Route C74 is a designation applied to two separate roads: Fairview Avenue in Kings Point and Fifth Avenue in Bay Park.[3]

Fairview Avenue

County Route C74

LocationKings Point
Length0.09 mi[44] (140 m)

Fairview Avenue (CR C74) is a short, 0.09-mile (0.14 km) road in Kings Point.[3][4] The route begins at the Great Neck–Kings Point village border. It then travels east to Station Road (CR E30), where it terminates.[3]

Fifth Avenue

County Route C74

LocationBay Park
Length0.02 mi[44] (32 m)

Fifth Avenue (CR C74) is a short, 0.02-mile (0.032 km) road in Bay Park.[3][4] It begins at Waterview Lane (south of which Fifth Avenue becomes CR C45) and travels north a short distance to the Bay Park–East Rockaway border – at which point the CR C74 designation ends; north of this point, Fifth Avenue becomes a village-maintained street.[3]

County Route C75

County Route C75

LocationLattingtown – Mill Neck
Length0.95 mi[45] (1,530 m)

County Route C75 is a 0.95-mile (1.53 km) county route between Lattingtown and Mill Neck, known as Feeks Lane.[3][4]

Route description

CR C75 begins at Bayville Road (CR C11) in the Incorporated Village of Lattingtown. It then continues east, soon entering the Incorporated Village of Mill Neck. From there, it continues east, eventually reaching Factory Pond Road – at which point the CR C75 designation ceases and the road continues east as a village-maintained road.[3][4][5][6]

Major intersections

Locationmi[45]kmDestinationsNotes
Lattingtown0.000.00Bayville Road (CR C11)
Mill Neck0.951.53Factory Pond RoadEastern terminus of the CR C75 designation; roadway continues east, becoming a village-owned street at the east side of the intersection.
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

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