CanHighways.com > New York > New York Route 414

Southern Terminus: NY 352 in downtown Corning

Northern Terminus: NY 104, 5 miles west of Wolcott

Length: 83.20 miles

Counties: Steuben, Chemung, Schuyler, Seneca, Wayne

Routing: NY 414 begins at NY 352 in downtown Corning, and passes over the Chemung River, by NY 415's Eastern Terminus and by an interchange with I-86/NY 17 before it even departs the city to the northeast. The state route departs Steuben County, and clips the northwestern corner of Chemung County before entering into Schuyler County. NY 414 meets NY 14 near the Watkins Glen Race Course, and the two highways duplex through Watkins Glen. Leaving the village to the north, after passing by NY 79's Western Terminus, NY 414 runs along the east side of the longest of the Finger Lakes, Seneca Lake, up into Seneca County. NY 414 moves inland, passing through the villages of Lodi and Ovid. There, it meets NY 96, and the two routes run together for a few miles heading north. After NY 96 splits off, NY 414 continues north up to Seneca Falls. There, it meets US 20/NY 5, and the three routes triplex for 1.5 miles heading west toward Waterloo. NY 414 turns north again as a solo route, meeting I-90/New York Thruway at its Exit 41 4 miles to the north, immediately north of NY 318. Continuing north in Wayne County, NY 414 enters Clyde, where it crosses the Erie Canal and meets NY 31. 8 miles to the north of Clyde, NY 414 comes to an end where it meets NY 104.

Links:

NY 414 @ New York Routes -- Mark Sinsabaugh
NY 414 @ New York State Highway Termini -- Doug Kerr

*Location*	*Description*		*Photo*
			North- Bound	South- Bound
The Southern Terminus of NY 414 is at NY 352 in downtown Corning. NY 352 occupies the pre-I-86 routing of NY 17 through the vicinity. Click here for NY 352 images (coming soon).
NY 414 meets the I-86/NY 17 freeway at a diamond interchange (Exit 46) on the north side of Corning. From Corning, I-86/NY 17, the Southern Tier Expressway, runs west to Olean and east to Elmira. Click here for I-86 images, and click here for NY 17 images.
Heading southeasterly from NY 414, NY 14 travels through Montour Falls on its way to Elmira. Click here for NY 14 South images.
Schuyler County Village of Watkins Glen	View looking northerly along the NY 14/NY 414 duplex approaching the NY 329 junction in Watkins Glen. Watkins Glen is located at the southern tip of Seneca Lake, the largest of New York's Finger Lakes.
	Photographer: Scott Steeves	Date: 4/19/2009	High Res
Schuyler County Village of Watkins Glen	View of NY 14/NY 414 North at the signalized intersection marking the northern split of their duplex in downtown Watkins Glen. The intersection also serves as the Eastern Terminus of NY 409, a short spur route serving the northern entrance of Watkins Glen State Park.
	Photographer: Scott Steeves	Date: 4/19/2009	High Res
From Watkins Glen, NY 14 traverses the western edge of Seneca Lake, en route to Geneva. Click here for NY 14 North images.
Seneca County Village of Ovid	Assembly featuring NY 96, NY 414 and NY 96A shields on NY 414/NY 96 South at the junction of the three routes in the Village of Ovid. NY 96 and NY 96A "bump" each other at this intersection, with NY 96 turning off of NY 414 to the left, while NY 96A comes in from the right and joins NY 414 going straight ahead.
	Photographer: Dan Garnell	Date: 8/03/2009	High Res
From their eastern junction with NY 414 in downtown Seneca Falls, US 20 and NY 5 run concurrently to Auburn before going their separate ways heading east. Click here for US 20 East images (coming soon), and click here for NY 5 East images.
Seneca County Town of Seneca Falls	NY 414 North shield at the western end of the US 20/NY 5/NY 414 triplex. As NY 414 resumes a solo northerly trek to the right, US 20 and NY 5 continue straight ahead as duplexed routes.
	Photographer: Dan Garnell	Date: 8/02/2008
Seneca County Town of Seneca Falls	US 20 East, NY 5 East and NY 414 South reassurance markers at the beginning of the US 20/NY 5/NY 414 triplex in the eastbound direction.
	Photographer: Dan Garnell	Date: 8/01/2008
West of NY 414, the US 20/NY 5 duplex serves Waterloo, Geneva and Canandaigua before splitting near Avon. Click here for US 20 West images (coming soon), and click here for NY 5 West images.
Seneca County Town of Seneca Falls	This menagerie of trailblazers for I-90/New York Thruway, NY 414, US 20 and NY 5 appears on WB River Rd. in advance of the three-way stop intersection with a road that crosses the Seneca-Cayuga Canal via the Water Falls Bridge, then promptly meets US 20/NY 5 and NY 414 at the western junction of the three routes between Waterloo and Seneca Falls. As US 20/NY 5 follows the Seneca-Cayuga Canal on the north side, River Rd. straddles the southern banks of the canal on the south side.
	Photographer: Dan Garnell	Date: 8/01/2009	High Res
Seneca County Town of Seneca Falls	A second quintuplet of trailblazers appears on WB River Rd. right at the turnoff onto the road that crosses the Seneca-Cayuga Canal and connects River Rd. with the western intersection of US 20/NY 5 and NY 414.
	Photographer: Dan Garnell	Date: 8/01/2009	High Res
NY 414 intersects I-90/New York Thruway at its Exit 41 approximately 4 miles north of Waterloo. Click here for I-90 images.
NY 414's Northern Terminus is at NY 104, along the Rochester-to-Oswego stretch of the busy east-west state highway. Click here for NY 104 images.