Major Intersections
| County | Location | Mile | km | Destinations | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Broome |
Sanford | 0.00 | 0.00 | NY 17 | Exit 82 (NY 17); hamlet of McClure |
| Chenango |
Village of Afton | 14.51 | 23.35 | I-88 | Exit 7 (I-88) |
| 14.93 | 24.03 | NY 7 | |||
| Coventry | 22.70 | 36.53 | NY 206 east | Eastern terminus of NY 41 / NY 206 overlap; hamlet of Coventryville | |
| 24.81 | 39.93 | NY 235 | Northern terminus of NY 235 | ||
| Village of Greene | 32.30 | 51.98 | NY 12 south / NY 206 west | Southern terminus of NY 12 / NY 41 overlap; western terminus of NY 41 / NY 206 overlap | |
| 32.76 | 52.72 | NY 12 north | Northern terminus of NY 12 / NY 41 overlap | ||
| Smithville | 38.22 | 61.51 | NY 220 | Western terminus of NY 220 | |
| Cortland |
Willet | 46.60 | 75.00 | NY 26 south | Southern terminus of NY 26 / NY 41 overlap |
| 47.18 | 75.93 | NY 221 | Eastern terminus of NY 221 | ||
| Cincinnatus | 50.43 | 81.16 | NY 26 north | Northern terminus of NY 26 / NY 41 overlap | |
| Cortland | 64.13 | 103.21 | I-81 | Exit 10 (I-81) | |
| 64.38 | 103.61 | US 11 south | Southern terminus of US 11 / NY 41 overlap | ||
| 66.71 | 107.36 | NY 13 south | Southern terminus of NY 13 / NY 41 overlap | ||
| 67.02 | 107.86 | NY 13 north / NY 222 | Northern terminus of NY 13 / NY 41 overlap; eastern terminus of NY 222; eastern terminus of NY 41 / NY 222 overlap | ||
| 67.25 | 108.23 | NY 222 west | Western terminus of NY 41 / NY 222 overlap | ||
| Village of Homer | 69.04 | 111.11 | I-81 via NY 930Q | Exit 12 (I-81) | |
| 69.65 | 112.09 | NY 90 | Southern terminus of NY 90 | ||
| 69.94 | 112.56 | US 11 north | Northern terminus of US 11 / NY 41 overlap | ||
| 70.59 | 113.60 | NY 281 | |||
| Town of Homer | 73.04 | 117.55 | NY 41A | Southern terminus of NY 41A | |
| Onondaga |
Spafford | 88.18 | 141.91 | NY 174 | Southern terminus of NY 174; hamlet of Borodino |
| Village of Skaneateles | 95.63 | 153.90 | US 20 |
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