05/28/00, 05/10/05 & 07/02/05 photos taken by Alex Nitzman.
Lake Ontario State Parkway East
Lake Ontario State Parkway shields on the parkway eastbound approaching New York 390. The parkway has u-turn ramps located periodically in the median, and these signs point towards one of them. Photo taken 05/28/00.
Lake Ontario State Parkway and Seaway Trail markers posted along the highway east of its interchange with New York 390 south. Photo taken 05/10/05.
Heading east toward Rochester, eastbound motorists next meet a folded-cloverleaf interchange with Dewey Avenue (Monroe County 132). Exit signs refer to Dewey Avenue as New York 18, but Dewey Avenue just provides the connection to the state route. Photo taken 05/10/05.
Eastbound at the Monroe County 132 (Dewey Avenue) off-ramp. Dewey Avenue travels south from Beach Avenue to junction New York 18 (Latta Road) at Mount Read. New York 18 follows Dewey Avenue south from Latta Road 3.61 miles to its eastern terminus (junction New York 104 / Ridge Road). Photo taken 05/10/05.
Another set of Lake Ontario State Parkway / Seaway Trail shields reside at the Dewey Avenue underpass. Photo taken 05/10/05.
An abandoned railroad line passes over the Lake Ontario State Parkway east of Dewey Avenue. Photo taken 05/10/05.
Greenleaf Road (Monroe County 126) meets the parkway at a diamond interchange next. Photo taken 05/10/05.
U-turn ramps provide access to the opposite directions of the Lake Ontario State Parkway between Dewey Avenue and Greenleaf Road. Photos taken 05/10/05.
Lake Ontario State Parkway West
Lake Avenue southbound between Stutson Street and the westbound beginning of the Lake Ontario State Parkway at Pattonwood Drive east. Pattonwood Drive spans the Genesee River via the Col. Patrick O'Rorke Memorial Bridge, a span that replaced the original Stutson Street Bridge. Photo taken 07/02/05.
Lake Ontario State Parkway doubles as the Seaway Trail west to Hamlin Beach, the freeway's western terminus. Pattonwood Drive represents the Seaway Trail east to St. Paul Boulevard. The 1812 trailblazer directs motorists to a historical site associated with the War of 1812. Photo taken 07/02/05.
Lake Ontario State Parkway begins with a 35 mph speed limit and decorative light poles from Lake Avenue and Pattonwood Drive. The highway quickly widens into a limited access highway. Photo taken 07/02/05.
A three-quarter diamond interchange joins Lake Ontario State Parkway with Latta Road. Latta Road leads west from River Street to Mount Read. Photos taken 07/02/05.
A diamond interchange with Greenleaf Road quickly follows for westbound Lake Ontario State Parkway drivers. Photo taken 07/02/05.
Greenleaf Road (Monroe County 126) heads north to Beach Avenue at Lake Erie and south to the intersection of Latta Road and Hampton Boulevard nearby. Photo taken 07/02/05.
Westbound reassurance shields for Lake Ontario State Parkway posted ahead of the Greenleaf Road overpass and after the westbound on-ramp. Photos taken 07/02/05.
A U-turn ramp provides return access to Lake Ontario State Parkway east toward Greenleaf Road and Lake Avenue. Photo taken 07/02/05.
Heading west from the U-turn ramps to the Dewey Avenue half-cloverleaf interchange with Monroe County 132. Photo taken 05/10/05.
Passing under an abandoned railroad line ahead of the Dewey Avenue off-ramp on Lake Ontario State Parkway west. Dewey Avenue connects the limited access highway with Beach Avenue to the north and junction New York 18 (Latta Road) to the south. Photo taken 05/10/05.
New York 18 follows Dewey Avenue north 3.61 miles from its beginning at New York 104 (Ridge Road) to Latta Road. Latta Road carries the state route 1.16 miles west to junction New York 390. Photo taken 05/10/05.
Lake Ontario State Parkway curves northwest toward the trumpet interchange with New York 390's northern terminus. Photo taken 05/10/05.
New York 390 represents the northwestern quadrant of the Rochester Outer Loop between Lake Ontario State Parkway and junction Interstates 390 and 490. The freeway serves the western suburbs and Rochester International Airport. Photo taken 05/10/05.
Looping onto New York 390 (Rochester Outer Loop) south from Lake Ontario State Parkway west. New York 390 upgrades to Interstate 390 south of Interstate 490, a freeway that connects Rochester with Geneseo and Interstate 86 in the Southern Tier. Photo taken 05/10/05.