East Coast Roads - Nassau County Route 1 - Glen Cove Road

Glen Cove Road changes designation from NY 904 to CR 1 at the North Hempstead-Oyster Bay town line. It runs south through Greenvale as a four-lane undivided road.

Photos taken March 2024.

There is a traffic light at Northern Boulevard (NY 25A). Turn left to go east or right to go west.

Photo taken March 2024.

Glen Cove Road runs south as a four-lane undivided road.

Photos taken February 2015.

There is a grass median at the intersection with Harbor Hill Road and Red Ground Road.

Photos taken February 2015.

After a very short distance, the median ends.

Photos taken February 2015.

There is an interchange with the Long Island Expressway (I-495).

Photos taken February 2015.

In this area, both Glen Cove Road and the Northern Parkway run south. One can see the parkway by looking through the trees on the right.

Photos taken February 2015.

There is a traffic light at Hillside Avenue (NY 25B). Turn left to go east or right to go west.

Photos taken February 2015.

There is a traffic light at Jericho Turnpike (NY 25). Turn left to go east. Turn right to go west and for an entrance to go west on the Northern Parkway.

Photos taken May 2021.

Glen Cove Road passes under the northern terminus of the Meadowbrook Parkway. There are entrances to the Meadowbrook Parkway and the Northern Parkway.

Photos taken May 2021.

Glen Cove Road passes through a commercial area in Carle Place.

Photos taken May 2021.

Glen Cove Road passes under the Main Line of the Long Island Rail Road.

Photo taken May 2021.

Glen Cove Road ends at a traffic light at Old Country Road (CR 25) in Carle Place. Turn left to go east or right to go west. Continue straight ahead onto Clinton Road to stay on CR 1.

Photos taken May 2021.

Clinton Road runs south through Garden City as a four-lane undivided road.

Photos taken June 2020.

Flashing signs warn of pedestrians crossing.

Photos taken June 2020.

There is a traffic light at Stewart Avenue (CR 177).

Photos taken June 2020.

There is a railroad crossing after Stewart Avenue. There are no gate arms or flashing lights because these tracks are hardly ever used. Commercial Avenue is to the left at the first traffic light after the tracks.

Photos taken June 2020.