New York State Route 39 - Major Intersections

Major Intersections

County Location Mile km Destinations Notes
Chautauqua
 Sheridan 0.00 0.00 US 20
Cattaraugus
 Gowanda 17.89 28.79 US 62 south Southern terminus of US 62 / NY 39 overlap
Erie
 18.62 29.97 NY 438 Eastern terminus of NY 438
Collins 20.46 32.93 US 62 north Northern terminus of US 62 / NY 39 overlap
24.45 39.35 NY 75 Southern terminus of NY 75
Springville 33.17 53.38 US 219 Interchange
35.80 57.61 NY 240
Sardinia 45.06 72.52 NY 16 north Northern terminus of NY 16 / NY 39 overlap
Cattaraugus
 Yorkshire 45.86 73.80 NY 16 south Southern terminus of NY 16 / NY 39 overlap
Wyoming
 Village of Arcade 48.73 78.42 NY 98 south Western terminus of NY 39 / NY 98 overlap
48.86 78.63 NY 98 north Eastern terminus of NY 39 / NY 98 overlap
Eagle 58.42 94.02 NY 362 Hamlet of Bliss; southern terminus of NY 362
Village of Pike 64.64 104.03 NY 19 south Southern terminus of NY 19 / NY 39 overlap
65.25 105.01 NY 19 north Northern terminus of NY 19 / NY 39 overlap
Town of Pike 67.37 108.42 NY 436 Hamlet of Lamont; western terminus of NY 436
Village of Castile 70.10 112.82 NY 19A south Southern terminus of NY 19A / NY 39 overlap
70.30 113.14 NY 19A north Northern terminus of NY 19A / NY 39 overlap
Village of Perry 77.49 124.71 NY 246 Southern terminus of NY 246
Livingston
 Town of Leicester 82.46 132.71 US 20A west Western terminus of US 20A / NY 39 overlap
Village of Leicester 84.75 136.39 NY 36 north Western terminus of NY 36 / NY 39 overlap
84.89 136.62 NY 36 south Eastern terminus of NY 36 / NY 39 overlap
Town of Geneseo 88.63 142.64 NY 63 south Southern terminus of NY 39 / NY 63 overlap
Village of Geneseo 88.94 143.14 NY 63 north Northern terminus of NY 39 / NY 63 overlap
89.64 144.26 US 20A east Eastern terminus of US 20A / NY 39 overlap
Village of Avon 98.89 159.15 US 20 / NY 5

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