Interstate 495, New York
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Interstate 495 is an east-west expressway across Long Island in New York State. It goes from Riverhead, west to the Queens-Midtown Tunnel, in Manhattan. Orginal plans called for I-495 to run across Mid-Town Manhattan to the Lincoln Tunnel and enter New Jersey. Signs for the Lincoln Tunnel still sign it as a part of I-495, while it is not. On Long Island, I-495 is known as the Long Island Expressway, Queens-Midtown Expressway, and the Horace Harding Expressway.
While in New York, I-495 is not multi-plexed.
In New York, Interstate 495 crosses the following interstates.
Interstate 95, in Queens.
Interstate 678, in Queens.
WB I-495 under one mile from I-678.
WB I-495 near I-678.
WB I-495 at I-678.
Interstate 278, in Queens.
Info on the parent highway of I-495 in New York.
A BGS on SB I-295.
WB I-495 west of I-295.
A WB guide marker.
WB I-495 near 164th in Queens.
WB I-495 near Main in Queens.
A BGS on 10th Ave in Manhattan for the Lincoln Tunnel, still indicating it as a part of I-495.
A BGS on 10th Ave in Manhattan for the Lincoln Tunnel, still indicating it as a part of I-495.
A BGS on NB NY St Rt 9A.
A guide marker on 42nd Street in Manhattan.
30 January 2020