New York State Route 37

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New York State Route 37 is a state highway in northern New York that runs near the St. Lawrence River, connecting several communities close to the Canadian border.

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New York State Route 37 canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf road transportation infrastructure
state highway
abbreviation NY 37
NY-37
borderProximity close to Canada
connects Fort Covington, New York
Massena, New York
Ogdensburg, New York
Waddington, New York
communities near the St. Lawrence River
country United States
hasJunctionWith New York State Route 12
New York State Route 56
New York State Route 812
U.S. Route 11
hasSpeedLimitType rural highway speed limits
highwayNumber 37
highwayType New York State Route
isNumberedWithin New York state route numbering system
isPublicRoad true
locatedIn New York (state)
linked to: New York

North Country (New York)
locatedNear Canadian border
maintainedBy New York State Department of Transportation
parallelTo St. Lawrence River
partOf New York State highway system
passesThrough Franklin County, New York NERFINISHED
Jefferson County, New York NERFINISHED
St. Lawrence County, New York NERFINISHED
region Northern New York
roadSurface paved
runsNear St. Lawrence River
servesAs east–west highway
traverses rural areas
small towns
usedFor local access to border communities
regional transportation

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New York State Route System hasPart New York State Route 37
Massena, New York roadConnection New York State Route 37
Seaway International Bridge partOf New York State Route 37
Rooseveltown, New York traversedBy New York State Route 37
New York State Route 420 hasJunctionWith New York State Route 37