New York State Route 21 - Major Intersections

Major Intersections

County Location Mile km Destinations Notes
Allegany
Village of Andover 0.00 0.00 NY 417
Town of Alfred 8.80 14.16 NY 244 Hamlet of Alfred Station; eastern terminus of NY 244
Village of Almond 12.78 20.57 I-86 / NY 17 Exit 33 (I-86 / NY 17)
Steuben
Hornell 17.45 28.08 NY 36 south Southern terminus of NY 21 / NY 36 overlap
19.97 32.14 NY 36 north Northern terminus of NY 21 / NY 36 overlap
Town of Wayland 36.89 59.37 I-390 / NY 15 Exit 3 (I-390); southern terminus of NY 15; southern terminus of NY 15 / NY 21 overlap
37.05 59.63 NY 415 Northern terminus of NY 415
Village of Wayland 38.75 62.36 NY 15 north / NY 63 Northern terminus of NY 15 / NY 21 overlap; southern terminus of NY 63
Town of Cohocton 45.52 73.26 NY 371 Hamlet of North Cohocton; northern terminus of NY 371
Ontario
Village of Naples 50.04 80.53 NY 53 Northern terminus of NY 53
51.50 82.88 NY 245 Southern terminus of NY 245
South Bristol 57.68 92.83 NY 64 Hamlet of Bristol Springs; southern terminus of NY 64
Town of Canandaigua 70.81 113.96 US 20 west / NY 5 west Western terminus of US 20 / NY 5 / NY 21 overlap
City of Canandaigua 72.44 116.58 US 20 east / NY 5 east / NY 332 Eastern terminus of US 20 / NY 5 / NY 21 overlap; southern terminus of NY 21 / NY 332 overlap; southern terminus of NY 332
73.39 118.11 NY 332 north Northern terminus of NY 21 / NY 332 overlap
Hopewell 76.61 123.29 NY 488 Hamlet of Chapin; southern terminus of NY 488
Village of Manchester 80.59 129.70 NY 96
80.87 130.15 I-90 / Thruway Exit 43 (I-90 / Thruway)
Wayne
Village of Palmyra 86.87 139.80 NY 31 west Western terminus of NY 21 / NY 31 overlap
87.49 140.80 NY 31 east Eastern terminus of NY 21 / NY 31 overlap
Williamson 99.99 160.92 NY 104

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