New York State Route 266 parallels the Niagara River from the Lower West Side neighborhood in Buffalo north to the city of Tonawanda in Erie County. The 11.15 mile long route begins along Niagara Street north at Virginia Street and the directional ramps (NY 951L) with Interstate 190 at Exit 8. Following Niagara Street, NY 266 parallels I-190 north to Buffalo's Upper West Side and the Riverside neighborhood in northwest Buffalo.
Continuing north into the Town of Tonawanda, NY 266 (River Road) diverges from Interstate 190 beyond NY 325 (Sheridan Drive). River Road serves an array of industrial businesses north to the Fly Ash Landfill. The state route meets I-190 again adjacent to NY 324 (Grand Island Boulevard) and the South Grand Island Bridge spanning the Niagara River. Within the city of Tonawanda, NY 266 lines Niagara Street along the Niagara River east to NY 265 (Seymour Street) at Downtown.
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I-190 trailblazer posted along NY 266 (Niagara Street) north at Farmer Street in northwest Buffalo.
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Ontario Street angles southwest through the Riverside neighborhood in Buffalo to intersect NY 266 (Niagara Street) across from the entrance ramp to Interstate 190 northbound.
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The on-ramp to Interstate 190 north at Ontario Street is the first entry point from NY 266 since the state route began at Virginia Street.
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NY 266 (Niagara Street) leaves the city of Buffalo north at Vulcan Street and Riverside Park.
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A pair of signalized intersections operate along NY 266 (River Road) at entrances to the the General Motors Tonawanda Powertain plant.
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NY 266 (River Road) meets NY 325 (Sheridan Drive) just beyond a loop ramp for Interstate 190 south to Buffalo.
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NY 325 angles 1.44 miles northeast from NY 266 (River Road) to NY 324 (Grand Island Boulevard).
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Photo Credits:
05/27/00, 08/23/21 by AARoads
Connect with:
Interstate 190
Page Updated 03-02-2023.