List of former state routes in New York (301–400)

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This section of the list of former state routes in New York contains all routes numbered between 301 and 400.

RouteSouthern or western terminusNorthern or eastern terminusFormedRemoved
NY 305
(1930-early 1940s)		New Jersey state line at Chestnut Ridge US 202 in Haverstraw1930 [1] early 1940s [2] [3]
NY-307.svg NY 307 NY 32 in Cornwall NY 218 in Cornwall1930s [1] [4] 1980 [5]
NY-310.svg NY 310
(1930s-1960s)		 NY 85A in Voorheesville US 20 in Guilderland1930s [6] [7] mid-1960s [8] [9]
NY 312 (1930–1937)
(1930-1937)		 NY 52 in Patterson NY 22 in Patterson1930 [1] ca. 1937 [7] [10]
NY 314
(1930-1950s)		 NY 7 in SchenevusWestford1930 [1] mid-1950s [11] [12]
NY 317
(1930-early 1940s)		 NY 28 in NewportNorway1930 [1] early 1940s [3] [13]
NY-317.svg NY 317
(early 1940s-1980)		 NY 7 in Troy NY 142 in Brunswickearly 1940s [3] [14] 1980 [15]
NY 318
(1931-1950s)		 NY 12D in Leyden NY 12 in Port Leydenca. 1931 [1] [6] late 1950s [16] [17]
NY-319.svg NY 319 Chenango CR 4 / CR 10 / CR 19 in Preston NY 12 in Norwich1930 [1] 1984 [5]
NY-323.svg NY 323 NY 249 in Brant NY 5 in Evans1930 [1] 1980 [5]
NY 324
(1932-1933)		East Eden US 62 in Hamburgca. 1932 [6] [18] ca. 1933 [18] [19]
NY 325
(1932-1933)		 NY 96 in Ithaca Taughannock Falls State Park in Ulyssesca. 1932 [6] [18] ca. 1933 [18] [19]
NY 328A PA 549 at the Pennsylvania state line at Southport NY 328 in Southport1930 [20] ca. 1935 [21] [22]
NY-330.svg NY 330 76 Road in Caroline NY 79 in Drydenca. 1931 [1] [6] 1980 [5]
NY-333.svg NY 333 Steuben CR 11 / CR 24 in Thurston NY 415 in Campbell1930 [1] 1997 [5]
NY 337
(1930-1933)		 NY 41 in Spafford NY 174 in Marcellus1930 [1] ca. 1933 [18] [19]
NY-337.svg NY 337
(1935-1972)		 NY 12D  / NY 26 in West Turin NY 12 in Lyons Fallsca. 1935 [21] [22] ca. 1972 [23] [24]
NY 338
(1930s)		 NY 248 in Whitesville Pennsylvania state lineca. 1931 [1] [6] ca. 1939 [25] [26]
NY-338.svg NY 338
(1940s-1980)		 NY 29 in Northumberland US 4  / NY 32 in Schuylerville1940s [13] [27] 1980 [28]
NY-338.svg NY 338
(1980-1996)		 NY 40 in Argyle NY 29 in Greenwich1980 [28] 1996 [5]
NY 339
(1932-1937)		 NY 17 in Ramapo US 202 in Suffernca. 1932 [6] [18] ca. 1937 [29] [30]
NY-339.svg NY 339 NY 50 in Ballston NY 146A in Ballstonby 1946 [31] early 1970s [24] [32]
NY-341 (1927).svg NY 341
(early 1930s-1934)		 NY 22 in Dover CT 55 at the Connecticut state line at Doverearly 1930s [6] [33] ca. 1934 [21] [33]
NY-341 (1927).svg NY 341 NY 22  / NY 55 in PawlingConnecticut state line at Pawlingca. 1934 [21] [33] 1940s [13] [31]
NY 342
(1930-1940s)		 NY 23 in GilboaSchoharie CR 18 in Conesville1930 [1] late 1940s [34] [35]
NY-347 (1927).svg NY 347
(1930-1934)		 NY 22 in Crown Point VT 17 at the Vermont state line at Crown Point1930 [1] ca. 1934 [21] [33]
NY-347 (1948).svg NY 347
(1934-1952)		 NY 22 in TiconderogaFerry landing in Ticonderogaca. 1934 [21] [33] 1952 [36]
NY-348.svg NY 348 NY 22 in Chazy US 9 in Chazy1930 [1] 1980 [5]
NY-351.svg NY 351
(1931-1970s)		 NY 436 in Portage NY 408 in Nundaca. 1931 [1] [6] mid-1970s [37] [38]
NY 352
(1931-1938)		 NY 25A in Riverhead Wildwood State Park west entranceca. 1931 [6] [39] ca. 1938 [30] [4]
NY 355
(1930-1937)		 NY 33 in Cheektowaga NY 5 in Williamsville1930 [1] ca. 1937 [10] [7]
NY-356.svg NY 356 NY 265 in City of Tonawanda NY 270 in Amherst1930 [1] 1988 [5]
NY 357
(1933-1940s)		 Letchworth State Park NY 39 in Castileca. 1933 [18] [19] early 1940s [3] [13]
NY-358.svg NY 358 US 20A in Wales US 20 in Alden1930 [1] 1982 [5]
NY 359
(1930-early 1940s)		 NY 77 in Royalton US 104 in Hartland1930 [1] early 1940s [2] [3]
NY-360.svg NY 360 NY 272 in Hamlin NY 19 in Hamlinca. 1931 [1] [6] 2012 [40]
NY 361
(1931-1935)		Blaine NY 5S in Canajoharieca. 1931 [1] [6] 1935 [41]
NY-361.svg NY 361 CT 361 at the Connecticut state line at North East US 44 in Millerton1935 [41] 1980 [28]
NY 363
(1930-1931)		Blaine NY 5S in Canajoharie1930 [1] ca. 1931 [1] [6]
NY 363
(1932-1950s)		 NY 15A in Mendon NY 65 in Honeoye Fallsca. 1932 [6] [18] late 1950s [16] [17]
NY 365
(1930-early 1930s)		 NY 17 in Big FlatsChambers Road / Cowan Road in Catlin1930 [20] by 1932 [18]
NY-368.svg NY 368 NY 321 in Elbridge NY 5 in Elbridge1930s [1] [7] 1980 [28]
NY 376
(1930-1933)		 NY 32 in Esopus NY 213 in Rosendale1930 [1] 1933 [42]
NY-379.svg NY 379 NY 14 in Southport NY 427 in Southportca. 1931 [6] [20] 1978 [5]
NY-380.svg NY 380 NY 60 in Gerry NY 5 near Brocton1930 [43] 1980 [5]
NY-381.svg NY 381 NY 43 in Rensselaer US 4 in East Greenbushca. 1938 [4] [10] late 1960s [9] [32]
NY-382.svg NY 382 NY 17 in Red HouseAllegany State Park west boundary in Red Houseca. 1932 [6] [18] early 1970s [37] [32]
NY 383
(1930-1935)		 NY 93 in Akron NY 5 in Akron1930 [1] ca. 1935 [21] [22]
NY 383
(1935-early 1940s)		 NY 26  / NY 79 in Whitney Point NY 12  / NY 41 in Greeneca. 1935 [21] [22] early 1940s [2] [3]
NY 383B NY 47  / NY 383 in RochesterNY 383 in Penfieldearly 1940s [2] [3] late 1940s [34] [35]
NY 385
(1930-1932)		 NY 31 in Murray NY 18 in Kendall1930 [1] ca. 1932 [6] [18]
NY-388 (1927).svg NY 388 NY 33 in West Walworth NY 35 in West Walworthca. 1931 [1] [6] early 1940s [3] [13]
NY 389 NY 14A  / NY 245 southwest of Geneva US 20  / NY 5 west of Genevaca. 1931 [6] [29] early 1940s [3] [13]
NY-390.svg NY 390
(1930-1960s)		 US 20  / NY 5  / NY 414 in Seneca Falls NY 318 in Tyre1930 [1] mid-1960s [8] [9]
NY-390A (1955).svg NY 390A US 20  / NY 5 in Seneca Falls NY 89 on Tyre – Seneca Falls town line1930s [1] [4] late 1950s [16] [17]
NY-392.svg NY 392
(1936-1970s)		 NY 79 in Ithaca NY 366 in Drydenca. 1936 [7] [22] mid-1970s [37] [38]
NY-393.svg NY 393 NY 13 in IthacaGame Farm Road on Ithaca–Dryden town lineca. 1933 [18] [19] mid-1960s [8] [9]
NY 394 (1930–1935)
(1930-1935)		 NY 361 in Canajoharie NY 162 in Root1930 [1] ca. 1935 [21] [22]
NY-394.svg NY 394 (1936–1967)
(1936-1967)		 NY 137 in Pound Ridge CT 29 at the Connecticut state line at Pound Ridgeca. 1935 [7] [22] 1967 [44]
NY-398.svg NY 398 NY 9J in Stuyvesant US 9 in Stuyvesantca. 1932 [6] [18] 1980 [5]
NY 399 NY 29 in Johnstown NY 29A in Johnstown1935 [45] by 1961 [46]
NY 400 US 9 in StockportStockport1930sby 1935
NY 400 NY 9H in Kinderhook NY 203 in Valatieby 1935early 1950s

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