List of former state routes in New York (101–200)

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This section of the list of former state routes in New York contains all routes numbered between 101 and 200.

RouteSouthern or western terminusNorthern or eastern terminusFormedRemoved
NY 104
(early 1930s)		Atlantic Beach Bridge in Lawrence NY 27 in Queensearly 1930s [1] [2] by 1932 [3]
NY 104
(1932-1936)		 NY 137 in Pound Ridge CT 29 at the Connecticut state line at Pound Ridgeca. 1932 [3] [4] ca. 1936 [5] [6]
NY-113.svg NY 113
(1930-1972)		 NY 27 in Quogue NY 24 in Riverhead1930 [7] 1972 [8]
NY-115.svg NY 115
(1932-1970s)		 Merrick Road in Wantagh NY 107 in Bethpageca. 1932 [3] [4] early 1970s [9] [10]
NY 119A US 1 in Rye NY 119  / NY 120 in Harrisonca. 1939 [11] [12] 1960 [13]
NY-120B (1927).svg NY 120B NY 120 in Rye NY 120 in North Castleearly 1930s [1] [3] ca. 1939 [12] [14]
NY 122
(1931-1934)		 NY 129 at Croton Reservoir US 9 in Peekskillca. 1931 [1] [4] 1934 [15] [16]
NY 126
(1930-1936)		 US 1 in Mamaroneck NY 125 in White Plains1930 [1] ca. 1936 [5] [6]
NY-126.svg NY 126
(1940-1972)		 I-81  / US 104 in Mexico NY 13 in Williamstownca. 1940 [12] [17] ca. 1972 [18] [19] [20]
NY 130
(1930-1938)		 US 6 in Peekskill NY 301 in Kent1930 [1] ca. 1938 [14] [21]
NY 131
(1930-mid-1940s)		 NY 129 in CortlandtNY 129 in Yorktownca. 1931 [1] [4] mid-1940s [22] [23]
NY-132A.svg NY 132A Dead end in Yorktown US 202  / NY 35 in Yorktown1930 [1] early 1970s [9] [24]
NY 135
(1930-1935)		 NY 134 in OssiningNY 134 in Yorktown1930 [1] ca. 1935 [5] [16]
NY 135
(1937-1939)		 US 20  / NY 5 in AureliusNY 5 in Sennettca. 1937 [25] [26] ca. 1939 [11] [12]
NY 136
(1931-1938)		 NY 22 in North Castle Connecticut state lineca. 1931 [1] [4] ca. 1938 [26] [11]
NY-137A (1927).svg NY 137A NY 137 in Pound RidgeConnecticut state line at Pound Ridge1930 [1] ca. 1932 [3] [4]
NY 140
(1932-1936)		 NY 131 at Croton Reservoir NY 132A at FDR State Parkca. 1932 [4] [3] ca. 1936 [16] [25]
NY 142
(1931-1938)		 NY 100 in Mount PleasantNY 100 in Hawthorneca. 1931 [1] [4] ca. 1938 [14] [26]
NY-146B.svg NY 146B NY 146 in Clifton ParkMiller and Sugarhill Roads in Clifton Parkca. 1932 [3] [4] ca. 1965 [27] [28]
NY-146C (1960).svg NY 146C NY 7 in Rotterdam NY 146 in Rotterdammid-1930s [6] [16] ca. 1962 [29] [30]
NY 148
(1930-1960)		 NY 7 in Schoharie NY 30 in Mayfield1930 [1] 1960 [31]
NY-152.svg NY 152 US 4  / NY 43 in North Greenbush NY 150 in Sand Lake1930 [1] 1980 [32]
NY 153
(1932-1940s)		 NY 154 in Poestenkill NY 2 in Brunswickca. 1932 [3] [4] early 1940s [33] [34]
NY-153.svg NY 153
(1962-early 1980s)		 NY 22 in Salem VT 153 at the Vermont state line at Salemca. 1962 [29] [30] early 1980s [35] [36]
NY-154.svg NY 154 NY 66 in TroyRensselaer CR 77 in Poestenkillca. 1932 [3] [4] 1980 [32]
NY-161A (1927).svg NY 161A NY 161 in Florida NY 30 in Floridaca. 1931 [1] [37] ca. 1938 [11] [21]
NY 164
(1930-1940)		 NY 10 in Cobleskill US 20 in Sharon1930 [1] ca. 1940 [12] [17]
NY-164.svg NY 164
(1940-1960s)		 US 9  / NY 9A in Yonkers US 1 in The Bronxca. 1940 [12] [38] 1960s [9] [39]
NY-179.svg NY 179
(1930-1963)		 NY 3 in Hounsfield NY 12  / NY 12E in Clayton1930 [1] ca. 1963 [30] [40]
NY-181 (1927).svg NY 181
(1930-1939)		 NY 12 in Clayton NY 37 in Theresa1930 [1] ca. 1939 [11] [12]
NY-181.svg NY 181
(1960-1963)		 NY 12 in Pamelia NY 3 in Black River1960 [41] ca. 1963 [30] [40]
NY 182
(1933-1935)		 NY 3D at Palermo US 11 in Hastingsca. 1933 [3] [15] 1935 [42]
NY 182
(1935-1939)		 US 11 in Hastings NY 49 in Constantia1935 [42] ca. 1939 [11] [12]
NY-185.svg NY 185
(1930s-1980)		 NY 37 in HammondBrasie Corners – Rossie Road in Rossieca. 1931 [1] [4] 1980 [43]
NY-186.svg NY 186
(1931-1982)		 NY 812 in De Kalb NY 68 in Cantonca. 1931 [1] [4] 1982 [44]
NY 187
(1930-1938)		 NY 11B in Lawrence NY 30 in Malone1930 [1] ca. 1938 [11] [21]
NY-188 (1927).svg NY 188
(1930-1939)		 NY 37 in Westville US 11 in Burke1930 [1] ca. 1939 [11] [12]
NY-188.svg NY 188
(1969-1970)		 NY 17 in OwegoNY 17 / NY 26 in Vestal1969 [45] 1970 [9]
NY-191.svg NY 191 NY 22 in Chazy US 9 in Chazy19302015 [32]
NY-192.svg NY 192 NY 30 in Brighton NY 86 in Harrietstown1930 [7] 1989 [32]
NY-192A.svg NY 192A NY 86 in Harrietstown NY 192 in Brightonearly 1950s [46] [47] 1980 [32]
NY-194.svg NY 194 NY 177 in Pinckney NY 12 in Copenhagen1930 [7] 1980 [32]
NY-195 (1927).svg NY 195
(1930-1936)		 US 9 in Elizabethtown NY 22 in Westport1930 [7] 1936 [48]
NY-195.svg NY 195 NY 11B in Lawrence US 11 in Lawrenceca. 1938 [14] [21] 1980 [32]
NY 198
(1932-1940s)		 NY 33A  / NY 251 in Chili NY 383 in Chilica. 1932 [3] [4] 1949 [49]
NY 200
(1930-early 1940s)		 US 44  / NY 22 in Amenia CT 343 at the Connecticut state line at Amenia1930 [7] early 1940s [17] [34]

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