Major Intersections
| County | Location | Mile | km | Destinations | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tioga |
Town of Owego | 0.00 | 0.00 | NY 96 | |
| Town of Newark Valley | 7.29 | 11.73 | NY 38B | Western terminus of NY 38B | |
| Richford | 18.01 | 28.98 | NY 79 | ||
| Cortland |
Harford | 21.94 | 35.31 | NY 200 | Hamlet of Harford Mills; western terminus of NY 200 |
| 23.53 | 37.87 | NY 221 | Western terminus of NY 221 | ||
| Tompkins |
Village of Dryden | 29.69 | 47.78 | NY 13 south / NY 392 | Western terminus of NY 392; southern terminus of NY 13 / NY 38 overlap |
| 30.22 | 48.63 | NY 13 north | Northern terminus of NY 13 / NY 38 overlap | ||
| Freeville | 33.29 | 53.58 | NY 366 | Eastern terminus of NY 366 | |
| Town of Dryden | 35.93 | 57.82 | NY 34B | Hamlet of Peruville; eastern terminus of NY 34B | |
| Village of Groton | 39.04 | 62.83 | NY 222 | Western terminus of NY 222 | |
| Cayuga |
Locke | 45.15 | 72.66 | NY 90 | |
| Village of Moravia | 48.91 | 78.71 | NY 38A | Southern terminus of NY 38A | |
| Auburn | 64.56 | 103.90 | NY 437 | Eastern terminus of NY 437 | |
| 66.57 | 107.13 | NY 34 south | Southern terminus of NY 34 / NY 38 overlap | ||
| 67.49 | 108.61 | US 20 east / NY 5 east | |||
| 67.53 | 108.68 | US 20 west / NY 5 west / NY 34 north | Northern terminus of NY 34 / NY 38 overlap; eastern terminus of US 20 / NY 5 / NY 38 overlap | ||
| 67.70 | 108.95 | US 20 west / NY 5 west | Western terminus of US 20 / NY 5 / NY 38 overlap | ||
| Port Byron | 75.27 | 121.14 | NY 31 east | Eastern terminus of NY 31 / NY 38 overlap | |
| 75.67 | 121.78 | NY 31 west | Western terminus of NY 31 / NY 38 overlap | ||
| Victory | 87.17 | 140.29 | NY 370 | ||
| Sterling | 91.23 | 146.82 | NY 104 | Hamlet of North Victory | |
| 95.65 | 153.93 | NY 104A |
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