List of former state routes in New York (201–300)

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This section of the list of former state routes in New York contains all routes numbered between 201 and 300.

RouteSouthern or western terminusNorthern or eastern terminusFormedRemoved
NY 201
(1930-1950s)		 NY 199 in Pine Plains NY 22 in Copake1930 [1] early 1950s [2] [3]
NY 202
(1930-1935)		 NY 52 in East Fishkill NY 55 in Poughkeepsie1930 [4] 1935 [5]
NY 204
(1930-1940s)		 US 20 in Nassau NY 295 in Chatham1930 [1] early 1940s [6] [7]
NY-209 (1927).svg NY 209
(1930-1935)		 NY 19 in Shelby NY 18 in Carlton1930 [1] 1935 [5]
NY 215
(1930-1939)		 NY 17 near Bloomingburg US 9W  / NY 32 in Newburgh1930 [4] ca. 1939 [8] [9]
NY-215.svg NY 215
(1940s-1970s)		 NY 360 in HamlinHamlin Beach State Park south boundary in Hamlinearly 1940s [7] [10] early 1970s [11] [12]
NY 218
(1930-early 1940s)		 NY 41 in Coventry NY 7 in Bainbridge1930 [1] early 1940s [7] [10]
NY-219 (1927).svg NY 219
(1930-1935)		 NY 26  / NY 79 in Whitney Point NY 12  / NY 41 in Greene1930 [1] ca. 1935 [13] [14]
NY 225
(1930-late 1940s)		 NY 17 in Tioga NY 223 in Spencer1930 [1] late 1940s [15] [16]
NY-229 (1927).svg NY 229 NY 34 in Lansing NY 38 in Fleming1930 [1] ca. 1939 [8] [9]
NY 231
(1931-1939)		 NY 414 in Butler NY 38 in Conquestca. 1931 [1] [17] ca. 1939 [8] [9]
NY 232
(1933-1940s)		 NY 17G in Rexville NY 21 in Troupsburgca. 1933 [18] [19] 1950 [20]
NY-234.svg NY 234 NY 26 in Vernon NY 31  / NY 365 in Veronaca. 1932 [18] [17] 1981 [21]
NY 236
(1931-1939)		 NY 17 in Hancock NY 10 in Tompkinsca. 1931 [1] [17] ca. 1939 [8] [9]
NY-239.svg NY 239 NY 354 in Marilla US 20 in Alden1930 [1] 1980 [21]
NY-252A.svg NY 252A NY 33A  / NY 386 in Chili NY 383 in Chililate 1950s [22] [23] 2009 [24]
NY 254
(1930-1940)		 US 20A in Geneseo US 20  / NY 5 in Avon1930 [1] ca. 1940 [9] [10]
NY-255.svg NY 255 NY 256 in Sparta NY 15 in Conesus1930 [25] 1995 [21]
NY 257
(1935-1941)		 US 9W in Highland FallsUS 9W in Cornwall-on-Hudson1935 [5] 1941 [26]
NY 264
(1930-1932)		 NY 18 in CattaraugusEast Otto1930 [1] ca. 1932 [18] [17]
NY 265
(1931-1936)		 NY 5 in Clarence NY 267 in Clarenceca. 1931 [1] [17] ca. 1936 [14] [27]
NY 266
(1931-1935)		 NY 78 in Clarence NY 267 in Clarenceca. 1931 [1] [17] ca. 1935 [13] [14]
NY 267
(1931-1935)		 NY 5 in Clarence NY 263 in Clarenceca. 1931 [1] [17] ca. 1935 [13] [14]
NY-267.svg NY 267 NY 93 in Akron NY 77 in Alabamaca. 1935 [13] [14] 1980 [21]
NY-268.svg NY 268
(1934-1974)		 NY 5 in Clarence NY 78 on Clarence–Amherst town lineca. 1934 [14] [19] ca. 1974 [12] [28]
NY 273
(1931-early 1940s)		 NY 53 in Italy Hill NY 54A in Branchportca. 1931 [1] [17] early 1940s [6] [7]
NY-273.svg NY 273 US 4 near Whitehall village NY 22A in Hampton1949 [29] 1980 [21]
NY 274
(1933-1940s)		 NY 36 in Troupsburg NY 17 in Woodhullca. 1933 [18] [19] early 1940s [6] [7]
NY 276
(1930s)		 NY 305 south of ClarksvilleNY 275 in Bolivar1930 [30] ca. 1939 [8] [9]
NY 276
(1940s)		 NY 27A in Massapequa Park NY 27 in Massapequa Parkca. 1941 [31] late 1940s [32]
NY 278
(1930-1935)		 NY 75 in Boston NY 16 in Holland1930 [1] ca. 1935 [13] [14]
NY 278
(1935-1938)		 US 20 in Hamburg NY 78 in Orchard Parkca. 1935 [13] [14] ca. 1938 [33] [34]
NY 279
(1931-1933)		 NY 39 in Sardinia NY 16 in Sardiniaca. 1931 [1] [17] ca. 1933 [18] [19]
NY 279
(1933-1935)		 US 6 in Port Jervis US 9W in Kingston1933 [35] [36] 1935 [5]
NY-283.svg NY 283
(1930-1970)		 NY 282 in Nichols NY 17 in Owego1930 [37] 1970 [11]
NY-283.svg NY 283
(1970s)		 US 11 in Antwerp NY 12 in Alexandria Baymid-1970s [12] [38] by 1981 [39]
NY-284 (1927).svg NY 284
(1930-1939)		 NY 52 in Callicoon NY 17 in Rockland1930 [40] ca. 1939 [8] [9]
NY-285.svg NY 285 NY 69 in AnnsvilleOneida CR 67A / CR 70 in Florence1930 [1] 1988 [21]
NY 286
(1930-early 1940s)		 NY 22 in Granville VT 30A at the Vermont state line at Hampton1930 [1] early 1940s [7] [41]
NY 286A
(1938-1939)		 NY 286 in Hampton VT 286A at the Vermont state line at Hamptonca. 1938 [33] [34] ca. 1939 [9] [33]
NY-286A.svg NY 286A NY 47 in Penfield NY 286 in Penfield1949 [29] early 1970s [11] [28]
NY-287.svg NY 287
(1930-1970)		 NY 12  / NY 12C  / NY 28 in Barneveld NY 8 in Ohio1930 [1] 1970 [11]
NY-287.svg NY 287
(1970s)		 NY 283 in Alexandria NY 37 in Alexandriamid-1970s [12] [38] 1979 [42]
NY 288
(1930-1940)		 US 11 in Sandy CreekBoylston1930 [1] ca. 1940 [6] [9]
NY-288.svg NY 288 NY 161 in Glen NY 5S in Glenearly 1940s [7] [43] 1981 [21]
NY 291
(1930-1940s)		 NY 2  / NY 14 in Phelps NY 89 in Tyre1930 [1] early 1940s [6] [7]
NY 292
(1935-1938)		 NY 54A in JerusalemBluff Pointca. 1935 [13] [14] ca. 1938 [33] [44]
NY 293
(1930-1933)		 NY 31 in Weedsport NY 5 in Elbridge1930 [1] ca. 1933 [18] [19]
NY 297
(1931-ca. 1936)		 NY 23 in South Gilboa NY 30 in Gilboa1931 [17] ca. 1936 [13] [27]
NY 298
(1930-1934)		 NY 9G in Germantown US 9 in Clermont1930 [1] ca. 1934 [14] [19]

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