Interstate 684

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Interstate 684 constitutes a commuter freeway linking I-84 in Putnam County with I-287 (Cross Westchester Expressway) at White Plains and Hutchinson River Parkway south toward New York City. Traveling 29 miles, I-684 runs north from Purchase to Rye Lake. Between NY 120 (Exit 2) and NY 22 (Exit 3), I-684 passes through portion of Greenwich, Connecticut, though without any local access. Northward, I-684 traverses timberland and suburban areas through the towns of Bedford, Somers and Southeast. NY 22 extends the freeway north from I-684 a short distance to U.S. 202 and East Branch Reservoir.

Interstate 684 was numbered in place of the original I-87 loop from the New York Thruway east between Elmsford and Newburgh. The designation was approved by the American Association of State Highway Officials (AASHO) on October 26, 1969.

I-684 - 1968 Map

Designated as I-87, the initial stretch of Interstate 684 extended north from White Plains to NY 22 (Bedford Road) within the town of North Castle in 1968.



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    Interstate 84
    Interstate 287

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