New York State Route 365 (
NY 365)
is a
state route in
Central New York.
The route runs from
Oneida
to Ohio
for , connecting NY 5 with NY 8. NY 365 spans the
Hinckley Reservoir in Hinckley, Herkimer
County
, where a scenic roadside picnic area is operated by the New York
State Department of Environmental Conservation.
Route description
Oneida to Rome
NY 365
begins at NY 5 in Oneida as State
Street. It takes a northerly direction as it passes through
Oneida Castle. Eventually, it passes through
NY 365A (Prospect Street).
It then
enters the Town of
Verona
, as it travels in a northeast direction.
NY 365
shortly turns into a divided highway as it passes the Turning Stone
Casino
. It shortly approaches the
New York State Thruway (
Interstate 90) at Exit 33. NY 365
continues as a divided highway and intersects with
NY 31.
From NY 31, NY 365 continues as a divided highway through the Town
of Verona.
It eventually enters the Inner District of
the city of Rome
. NY
365 then passes the
Mohawk
Correctional Facility, as it becomes a limited access highway.
From this point on, it is overlapped with several other state
rotues. It intersects with
NY
26, which it overlaps with as it travels east. NY 365/NY 26
forms an interchange with South James Street. Shortly after, NY 26
branches off onto Erie Blvd East, which is a multiplex of NY
26/
NY 49/
NY 69. From this point eastward, NY
49 and NY 69 overlap with NY 365. NY 365 then approaches an
interchange with
NY 233,
which heads towards
Westmoreland.
NY 69 leaves the overlap at this
interchange, forming an overlap with NY 233.
NY 365/NY 49 continue
towards Rome, until NY 365 exits the limited access highway,
leaving NY 49, which travels to Utica
.
NY 365 continues along East Dominick Street, and passes Shady Grove
Trail, which gives access to
NY
825. Eventually, NY 365 changes its road name to River Road.
NY 365
continues northeast onto New Floyd Road, headed towards Floyd
.
Rome to Barneveld
NY 365 passes through Floyd, and eventually intersects with
NY 291.
Beyond this
intersection, NY 365 passes through the Village of
Holland Patent
. In Holland Patent, NY 365 intersects with
NY 274.
NY 365 then enters
the Village of
Barneveld
, where it intersects with NY 12/NY 28.
Barneveld to Ohio
NY 365
continues to travel in a northeasterly direction as it enters the
village of Prospect
. In Prospect, NY 365 intersects with NY 920V
(An unsigned reference route that was formerly
NY 28B) NY 920V connects to NY
12/NY 28.
Beyond this point, NY 365 continues to travel in its northeastern
direction, as it follows the northern border of the
Hinckley Reservoir.
NY 365 then ends at
NY 8 in the town of Ohio.
History
NY 365
was assigned in the early 1930s to a previously unnumbered
alignment between Oneida and Barneveld by way of Rome.
The route
also continued northeast into Adirondack
Park to Plattsburgh
, overlapping
NY 28 from Barneveld through
Forestport
to Blue Mountain Lake
, NY 10 (now
NY 30) from Blue Mountain
Lake to Tupper
Lake
, and NY 3
from Tupper Lake to Plattsburgh. The overlaps with NY
28, NY 10 and NY 3 were eliminated when NY 365 was truncated to
NY 12C west of Holland
Patent between 1946 and 1962. NY 12C, which NY 365
overlapped between Holland Patent and Barneveld, remained
intact.
Originally, modern NY 365 between Barneveld
and NY 8 in Ohio was designated as New York State Route
287 in the 1930
renumbering. The designation remained in place until
January 1, 1970, when it, as well as NY 12C from Holland Patent to
Barneveld, became part of an extended NY 365.
NY 365A
NY 365A ( ) is a spur connecting NY 365
to downtown Oneida. The
route begins at
NY 5
southwest of the city and intersects
NY 46 in the center of Oneida before
ending at NY 365 east of the city.
Major intersections
References
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