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A four level interchange joins I-787 with I-90 in Albany.
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There are two other four-level interchanges of similar design in New York State. The exchange joining I-90 with U.S. 9 to the immediate west is one. The other is where I-295 meets Grand Central Parkway in Queens, New York.
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I-787 advances north from Albany into the village of Menands. The trumpet interchange at Exit 6 links with an access road (NY 913T) to parallel NY 32 (Broadway).
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Interstate 787 expands to six lanes northward to NY 7 at Exit 9.
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NY 32 (Broadway) runs south to North Albany and north through Menands to Watervliet.
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NY 378 meets I-787 north at a directional cloverleaf interchange (Exit 7) in a half mile.
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An auxiliary lane opens along I-787 northbound to Exit 7E for NY 378 east across the Troy-Menands Bridge into South Troy.
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NY 378 east to U.S. 4 south leads to the Hudson Valley Community College and Joseph L. Bruno Stadium. Bruno Stadium, named after Senator Joseph Bruno, the politician responsible with securing funds for the 4,500-seat stadium, is home to the Tri-City ValleyCats. The ValleyCats are a minor league franchise in the Frontier League.
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NY 378 ends 0.6 miles to the east of Exit 7 E at the High Street intersection with U.S. 4 (Mill Street / Burden Avenue).
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NY 378 (Menand Road) west crosses Menands to U.S. 9 (Loudon Road) at the Albany suburb of Loudonville.
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NY 378 (Menand Road) west meets NY 32 (Broadway) at a parclo interchange to the immediate west of Exit 7 W. NY 378 runs 3.30 miles overall between U.S. 9 in the town of Colonie and U.S. 4.
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Exit 8 connects with 23rd Street in the city of Watervliet and Lower Hudson Avenue north into the village of Green Island.
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Exit 8 joins Interstate 787 with 23rd Street at Watervliet near NY 2 (19th Street / Troy-Watervliet Bridge). NY 2 spans the Hudson River between Downtown Troy and Downtown Watervliet. The state route is accessible from Exit 8 via NY 32 (2nd Avenue).
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Lower Hudson Avenue extends north from the diamond interchange (Exit 8) with 23rd Street to the Troy-Green Island Bridge. 23rd Street west links with parallel NY 32 (2nd Avenue).
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NY 2 (Troy-Watervliet Bridge) passes over Interstate 787 at Exit 8 to 23rd Street. The succeeding exit takes I-787 east onto the Collar City Bridge (NY 7) into Troy.
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Signage for Exit 9 E originally directed Interstate 787 northbound onto NY 7 east across the Hudson River.
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NY 7 constitutes a freeway between U.S. 4 in Troy and Interstate 87 in the town of Colonie. The freeway was originally considered as part of an extension of I-88 from Schenectady to Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The Crosstown Connection Schenectady and NY 7 here were the only sections of those original plans built the area.
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NY 7 travels 3.6 miles west from the directional cloverleaf interchange with I-787 to I-87 (Adirondack Northway). NY 787 extends 2.64 miles north from I-787 along an expressway to NY 32 in Cohoes.
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