List of former state routes in New York (26–50)

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This section of the list of former state routes in New York contains all routes numbered between 26 and 50.

RouteSouthern or western terminusNorthern or eastern terminusFormedRemoved
NY 26
(1924-1930)		 NY 13 near Freeville NY 5 in Camillus1924 [1] 1930 [2]
NY-26A.svg NY 26A NY 12  / NY 26 in Lowville NY 3 in Carthage1930 [2] 1978 [3]
NY-26B.svg NY 26B NY 26 in Alexandria NY 37 in Alexandriaca. 1931 [4] [5] mid-1970s [6] [7]
NY-28B.svg NY 28B NY 287 in Prospect NY 12  / NY 28 in Remsenca. 1936 [8] [9] mid-1960s [10] [11]
NY 30
(1924-1930)		 US 9 in MechanicvilleCanadian border at Mooers1924 [1] 1930 [2]
NY 31A
(Onondaga County)		 NY 5 in Elbridge NY 31 in Jordanmid-1920s [1] [12] 1930 [13]
NY 31A
(western Niagara County)		 NY 3  / NY 18 in Niagara Falls NY 31 on Lewiston–Cambria town linelate 1920s [14] [15] 1935 [16]
NY 31B
(1932-1933)		 US 11 in Cicero NY 31 in Ciceroca. 1932 [5] [17] ca. 1933 [17] [18]
NY-31B.svg NY 31B NY 31 in Weedsport NY 5 in Elbridgeca. 1933 [17] [18] 1980 [19]
NY-31C.svg NY 31C NY 5 in Elbridge NY 31 in Jordanca. 1933 [17] [18] 2003 [19]
NY-31D.svg NY 31D Orleans–Monroe county line NY 19  / NY 31 in Swedenca. 1935 [8] [20] ca. 1963 [21] [22]
NY 32
(1920s-1930)		 NY 5 in AmherstLake Road in Olcottmid-1920s [1] [12] 1930 [2]
NY 32A
(1930-early 1940s)		 US 4  / NY 32 in StillwaterUS 4 / NY 32 in Schuylerville1930 [2] early 1940s [23] [24]
NY-32B.svg NY 32B NY 32 in Queensbury US 4 in Hudson Falls1930 [2] mid-1960s [11] [25]
NY 33B
(1931-1940s)		 NY 96 in Pittsford NY 33  / NY 350 in Walworthca. 1931 [4] [5] 1949 [26]
NY-33B.svg NY 33B
(1962-1965)		 NY 33A in Chili NY 383 in Rochesterca. 1962 [21] [27] ca. 1965 [11] [28]
NY-33B.svg NY 33B
(1965-1970s)		 NY 33 in BuffaloNY 33 in Cheektowagaca. 1965 [11] [29] mid-1970s [6] [30]
NY 34
(1924-1930)		 NY 5 in BuffaloFort Niagara near Youngstown1924 [1] 1930 [2]
NY-34A.svg NY 34A NY 13 in Ithaca NY 34 in Lansing1930s [4] [31] mid-1960s [10] [11]
NY-35 (1927).svg NY 35
(mid-1920s-1927)		 NY 16 in East Aurora NY 4 near Livonia villagemid-1920s [1] [12] 1927 [32]
NY-35 (1927).svg NY 35
(1927-early 1940s)		 NY 36 in Wheatland US 104 in Ontario1927 [32] early 1940s [23] [24]
NY-35A (1927).svg NY 35A US 62  / NY 18 in Buffalo NY 35 in Cheektowaga1930 [4] mid-1930s [33] [34]
NY-35B (1927).svg NY 35B NY 35  / NY 47 in RochesterNY 35 in Penfield1930s [4] [33] early 1940s [23] [24]
NY-36A (1927).svg NY 36A NY 36 in Dansville NY 63 in Mount Morris1930 [4] early 1940s [23] [24]
NY 37
(mid-1920s-1927)		 NY 17 in MonroeConnecticut state line near Brewstermid-1920s [1] [12] 1927 [32]
NY 37
(late 1920s-1930)		 NY 40 in Cato NY 31 in Baldwinsvillelate 1920s [2] [32] 1930 [2]
NY-37A.svg NY 37A NY 37 in LisbonNY 37 in Waddington1930 [4] 1980 [19]
NY-37D.svg NY 37D NY 37 in Theresa town NY 26 in Theresa villageca. 1936 [8] [9] mid-1960s [10] [11]
NY 38
(1920s-1930)		 NY 62 near Angelica NY 14 in Penn Yanmid-1920s [1] [12] 1930 [2]
NY-39 (1927).svg NY 39
(1920s-1930)		 NY 21 in Poughkeepsie NY 22 in Pattersonmid-1920s [1] [12] 1930 [2]
NY-40A (1927).svg NY 40A NY 40 in SchaghticokeNY 40 / NY 67 in Schaghticokeca. 1933 [17] [18] late 1940s [35] [36]
NY 41
(1920s-1930)		Ferry landing at Barrytown NY 22 in North Eastmid-1920s [1] [12] 1930 [2]
NY 42
(1920s-1930)		 NY 15 in Owego NY 26 in Freevillemid-1920s [1] [12] 1930 [2]
NY-44 (1927).svg NY 44
(1920s-1930)		 NY 7 in Sidney NY 5  / NY 12 in Uticamid-1920s [1] [12] 1930 [2]
NY-44 (1927).svg NY 44
(1930-1935)		 NY 13 in Caton NY 3 in Wolcott1930 [2] 1935 [37]
NY-44A.svg NY 44A US 44 in WashingtonUS 44 / NY 82 in Millbrook1980 [38] 2007 [39]
NY 45
(1920s-1930)		 US 9E in Troy MA 2 at the Massachusetts state line at Stephentownmid-1920s [1] [12] 1930 [2]
NY 45
(1930-late 1949)		New Jersey state line at Warwick US 9W in New Windsor1930 [2] 1949 [40]
NY-46A (1948).svg NY 46A NY 49  / NY 365 in Rome NY 46 in Western1930 [4] early 1950s [41] [42]
NY-47 (1927).svg NY 47
(1920s-1930)		 US 9 in Chestertown NY 30 in Ticonderogamid-1920s [1] [12] 1930 [2]
NY-47 (1927).svg NY 47
(1930-1936)		 US 9 in Lake George NY 8 in Hague1930 [2] 1936 [43]
NY-47.svg NY 47 NY 104 in GreeceCulver Road in Irondequoitca. 1937 [44] [45] 1980 [19]
NY 48
(1920s-1930)		 NY 12 in Lowville NY 3 in Alexandriamid-1920s [1] [12] 1930 [2]
NY-48A (1927).svg NY 48A NY 48 in MinettoNY 48 in Oswegoca. 1931 [4] [5] ca. 1940 [46] [47]
NY 50
(mid-1920s-1927)		 PA 7 at the Pennsylvania state line at Port Jervis NY 10 in Kingstonmid-1920s [1] [12] 1927 [32]

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