Major Intersections
| County | Location | Mile | km | Destinations | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cattaraugus |
Town of Allegany | 0.00 | 0.00 | PA 646 | Continuation into Pennsylvania |
| Olean | 8.69 | 13.99 | NY 417 | ||
| 10.13 | 16.30 | I-86 / NY 17 | Exit 27 (I-86 / NY 17) | ||
| 16.20 | 26.07 | I-86 / NY 17 | Exit 28 (I-86 / NY 17) | ||
| Hinsdale | 16.46 | 26.49 | NY 446 | Western terminus of NY 446 | |
| Village of Franklinville | 28.30 | 45.54 | NY 98 south | Southern terminus of NY 16 / NY 98 overlap | |
| 31.46 | 50.63 | NY 98 north | Northern terminus of NY 16 / NY 98 overlap | ||
| Machias | 35.07 | 56.44 | NY 242 | Eastern terminus of NY 242 | |
| Town of Yorkshire | 44.06 | 70.91 | NY 39 east | Hamlet of Yorkshire; southern terminus of NY 16 / NY 39 overlap | |
| Erie |
Sardinia | 44.86 | 72.20 | NY 39 west | Northern terminus of NY 16 / NY 39 overlap |
| Town of Aurora | 58.43 | 94.03 | NY 400 | Southern terminus of NY 16 / NY 400 overlap; southern terminus of NY 400 | |
| East Aurora | 60.42 | 97.24 | NY 400 north | Northern terminus of NY 16 / NY 400 overlap; interchange | |
| 62.36 | 100.36 | US 20A east / NY 78 south | Eastern terminus of US 20A / NY 16 and NY 16 / NY 78 overlaps | ||
| 63.42 | 102.06 | US 20A west | Western terminus of US 20A / NY 16 overlap | ||
| Elma | 66.47 | 106.97 | CR 574 (Jamison Road) | Former western terminus of NY 422 | |
| West Seneca | 68.96 | 110.98 | US 20 / NY 78 north (Transit Road) | Western terminus of NY 16 / NY 78 overlap | |
| 72.35 | 116.44 | NY 277 (Union Road) | |||
| Buffalo | 73.71 | 118.62 | NY 400 (Aurora Expressway) | Interchange | |
| 74.06 | 119.19 | NY 240 | |||
| 76.44 | 123.02 | US 62 (Bailey Avenue) | |||
| 76.69 | 123.42 | I-190 north / Thruway north | Exit 3 (I-190 / Thruway) | ||
| 79.19 | 127.44 | NY 5 (Ellicott Street) |
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