Provost Avenue, South Third Avenue, South Columbus Avenue, North Columbus Avenue, White Plains Road, West Post Road, East Post Road, North Broadway, Mount Kisco Road, Bedford Road, Old Post Road, Cantitoe Street, Jay Street, Goldens Bridge Road, Main Street, Mahopac Avenue, Brewster Road

Direction:

North/South

Southern Terminus:

Boston Road (US 1) in the Bronx

Northern Terminus:

Main Street (US 11) and Champlain Street (US 11) in Mooers

Distance:

336.82 miles

Counties:

Bronx, Westchester, Putnam, Dutchess, Columbia, Rensselaer, Washington, Essex, Clinton

Signed:

Yes

NY 22 is a major north/south route running through the eastern section of New York State. It begins at Boston Road (US 1) in the Bronx as Provost Avenue and runs north a few blocks to the Bronx-Westchester county line. NY 22 runs north through Westchester, taking on a number of different names throughout its length. North of White Plains, NY 22 runs parallel to I-684. I-684 has its northern terminus at NY 22 in Brewster in Putnam County. North of this point, NY 22 has no name in most areas. It continues north through New York State, running very close to the border with Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Vermont. Substantial sections of the northern part of NY 22 are multiplexed with US 4 and NY 9N. NY 22 at US 11 a short distance south of the Canadian border. Most of NY 22 is a two-lane undivided road, although certain sections are wider, especially in Westchester County.

NY 22 originally extended beyond of its current northern terminus, multiplexing with US 11 for a few blocks to the west and then following Hemmingford Road north to the Canadian border. This section has been decommissioned, and Hemmingford Road is now Clinton CR 34.