Interstate 590
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| Interstate 590 Auxiliary route of the Interstate Highway System | |||||
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| Length: | 5.31<ref name=gribblenation>Gribblenation.NET: New York Routes - Interstate 590</ref> mi (8.55 km) | ||||
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| Formed: | 1977<ref name=gribblenation>Gribblenation.NET: New York Routes - Interstate 590</ref> | ||||
| South end: | Image:I-390.svg I-390 in Brighton, NY | ||||
| North end: | Image:I-490.svgImage:NY-590.svg I-490/NY 590 in Rochester, NY | ||||
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Interstate 590 (abbreviated I-590) is a tertiary spur interstate route of Interstate 90 that skirts the southeast border of the City of Rochester, New York. I-590 runs for 5.3 miles in a roughly north-south direction. The northern terminus of I-590 is at Interstate 490 (Eastern Expressway), just inside the Rochester city line, while the southern terminus is at the junction with Interstate 390 in Brighton. Along with part of I-390, Interstate 590 completes the length of the Genesee Expressway. Interstate 590 also makes up the southeast quadrant of the Rochester Outer Loop, a series of expressways that encircle the city of Rochester.
The expressway continues north of I-490 as New York State Route 590.
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[edit] Route description
Beginning at I-390, I-590 travels east through open fields to its first interchange at South Winton Road. Here, the surroundings rapidly change from fields to dense suburbs as it runs through Brighton. As it approaches NY 31 (Monroe Avenue) at exit 2, I-590 turns a full 90 degrees to the north. After crossing NY 31, I-590 enters the former Erie Canal and Rochester Subway bed. Surrounded on both sides by residential neighborhoods that are separated from I-590 only by sound barriers, I-590 travels due north until exit 5, where I-590 interchanges with I-490 and becomes NY 590 at the Can of Worms.
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[edit] Exit list
Exits are listed from south to north. Mileposts derived from <ref>Interstate 590 Exit Listing</ref> and the usage of Rochester-area maps.
| County | Location | Mile | # | Destinations | Notes |
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| Monroe | Brighton | 0.0 | Image:I-390.svg I-390 - Corning, Airport | Southern terminus. | |
| 1.7 | 1 | Winton Road | |||
| 3.1 | 2 | Image:NY-31.svg NY 31 (Monroe Avenue) - Pittsford | No access from NY 31 eastbound to I-590 northbound. | ||
| 4.0 | 3 | Elmwood Avenue | Northbound: entrance only; southbound: exit only. | ||
| 4.6 | 4 | Highland Avenue | Northbound: exit only; southbound: entrance only. | ||
| Rochester | 5.3 | 5 | Image:I-490.svg I-490/Image:NY-590.svg NY 590 - Downtown Rochester, Victor | Northern terminus. | |
| Image:I-590.svg becomes Image:NY-590.svg | |||||
[edit] History
Interstate 590 was once signed as State Route 47, the Rochester Outer Loop, along with portions of Interstate 390 and all of New York State Route 590. The designation was eliminated in 1980.
[edit] See also
- New York State Route 590 for exits 6-11
[edit] References
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| Auxiliary routes of Interstate 90 | |
| I-190 | Illinois - Massachusetts - New York - South Dakota |
| I-290 | Illinois - Massachusetts - New York |
| I-390 | New York |
| I-490 | New York - Ohio |
| I-590 | New York |
| I-690 | New York |
| I-790 | New York |
| I-890 | New York |
| I-990 | New York |
| past/ future | I-290: Ohio |

