I-87 North / I-287 West - Tarrytown to Suffern

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I-87/287 curve westward onto the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge at the village of Tarrytown.
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I-87/287 curve northwest along the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge into the village of Nyack ahead of Exit 10 for U.S. 9W.
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U.S. 9W parallels the NYS Thruway northwest into the village of Nyack. Exit 11 connects I-87/287 with High Avenue east to U.S. 9W along Highland Avenue.
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Exit 11 loops away from I-87/287 northbound for High Avenue at Polhemus Street north of NY 59 (Main Street).
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The Spring Valley Toll Gantry
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Interstate 287 separates from I-87 (NYS Thruway) at a directional T interchange (Exit 15) straddling the Suffern and Hillburn village line.
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NY 17 extends north from New Jersey Route 17 through Hillburn to RIRO ramps at Exit 15A.
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NY 17 east combines with I-287 south 0.18 miles north of the New Jersey state line. Route 17 branches southeast at the succeeding exit in Mahwah.
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