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New York Route 17
Elmira to Binghamton

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Pictures are arranged in order from west to east. NY-17 East photos are left-aligned in the last column, while NY-17 West photos are right-aligned.
Center-line pictures are centered within the last column.

Location	Description		Photo
			East- Bound	West- Bound
Route 17 continues west into and past Elmira now co-designated with Interstate 86. Click here for Page 3 images.
Chemung County Town of Ashland	Signage for the Route 352 interchange along I-86 west. Route 352 is the eastern-most interchange along I-86. I-86 signs begin popping up with Route 17 signage westerly from this interchange all the way to the Pennsylvania Border.
	Photographed by: AsphaltPlanet.ca	Date: 7/12/2009	High Res
Chemung County Town of Ashland	Advanced signage for the Route 352 interchange. Easterly view along Route 17/Interstate 86 towards the Church Street and Water Street interchanges. The interchanges are linked together due to their close proximity.
	Photographed by: AsphaltPlanet.ca	Date: 7/12/2009	High Res
Chemung County Town of Ashland	Westerly view approaching Exit 58. Note the county road shield adorning the signage for exit 58. County Roads are seldom signed in this fashion along New York freeways.
	Photographed by: AsphaltPlanet.ca	Date: 7/12/2009	High Res
Chemung County Town of Chemung	Advanced sign for Highway 427.
	Photographed by: AsphaltPlanet.ca	Date: 7/12/2009	High Res
Bradford County (PA) Borough of South Waverly	The Exit to US-220 and Waverly. This exit is located within the state of Pennsylvania. Route 17 marks the northern terminus of US-220.
	Photographed by: AsphaltPlanet.ca	Date: 7/12/2009	High Res
Bradford County (PA) Borough of South Waverly	Advanced signage for US-220. Just beyond the 220 signage, notice the signage marking the State Line. New York Route 17 dips into the Commonwealth to by-pass Waverly
	Photographed by: AsphaltPlanet.ca	Date: 7/12/2009	High Res
Tioga County Village of Waverly	Signage for Exit 61. Despite the PA Route 199 shield on the signage, this interchange is located entirely within New York State.
	Photographed by: AsphaltPlanet.ca	Date: 7/12/2009	High Res
Tioga County Village of Waverly	Advanced signage for Exit 61 in Waverly.
	Photographed by: AsphaltPlanet.ca	Date: 7/12/2009	High Res
Tioga County Town of Nichols	Signage for Lounsberry. Steve Alpert has a great photo of a button-copy Lounsberry sign here.
	Photographed by: AsphaltPlanet.ca	Date: 7/12/2009	High Res
Tioga County Town of Nichols	Advanced signage for Lounsberry.
	Photographed by: AsphaltPlanet.ca	Date: 7/12/2009	High Res
Tioga County Town of Owego	Future Interstate 86 signage located a short distance west of the Route 96 flyover.
	Photographed by: AsphaltPlanet.ca	Date: 7/12/2009	High Res
Tioga County Town of Owego	This view looks towards the Route 96 overpass. The Southern-Tier Expressway runs in close proximity to the Susquehanna River, explaining the rather considerable overpass that is visible in the photo.
	Photographed by: AsphaltPlanet.ca	Date: 7/12/2009	High Res
Broome County Village of Elndicott	Signage for the ramp to Route 26-South. There isn't a lot of weaving distance between the loop ramps along Route 17.
	Photographed by: AsphaltPlanet.ca	Date: 7/12/2009	High Res
Broome County Village of Elndicott	Overhead guide signage at the first leg of the Route 26 cloverleaf.
	Photographed by: AsphaltPlanet.ca	Date: 4/19/2009	High Res
Broome County Town of Union	View looking westerly as the exit lane for Route 17C departs the westbound carriageway. The right lane ends shortly beyond the Route 17C interchange (as is visible in the photo). Notice that a bolt-on shield is used on the pull-through signage denoting Route 17. Seemingly this was done so that the 17 shield could easily be switched to an Interstate 86 shield when the I-86 designation envelopes the Southern-Tier Expressway.
	Photographed by: AsphaltPlanet.ca	Date: 7/12/2009	High Res
Broome County Town of Union	Advanced signage for the Route 17C interchange.
	Photographed by: AsphaltPlanet.ca	Date: 7/12/2009	High Res
Broome County Town of Union	Westbound signage for the Route 201 cloverleaf interchange.
	Photographed by: AsphaltPlanet.ca	Date: 7/12/2009	High Res
Broome County Village of Port of Dickinson	First overhead guide signage west of the I-81 interchange. I was surprised to find that Route 17 was had been six laned for a considerable distance west of the I-81 interchange. Judging by the apparent 'newness' of the light fixtures and crash-barriers, it seemed to me that this work had been completed in the early 2000s.
	Photographed by: AsphaltPlanet.ca	Date: 7/12/2009	High Res
Route 17 continues east through Binghamton along I-81 and beyond towards New York City. Click here for Page 5 images.

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