N.Y. HAY Law § 342-K

§ 342-k. Portion of state and county highway system to be designated\nand known as the "Black River Trail". All that portion of the state and\ncounty highway system beginning at the intersection of state routes\nforty-six, forty-nine and sixty-nine in the city of Rome, Oneida County,\ncontinuing north on route forty-six to the intersection of state route\nforty-six and Schuyler Street in the village of Boonville; continuing\neasterly on Schuyler Street to the intersection of Schuyler Street and\nstate route twelve-D, and then southeasterly on state route twelve-D to\nthe intersection with state route twelve, and then northerly along state\nroute twelve through Port Leyden and Lyons Falls to the intersection of\nstate route twelve and state route twenty-six in Lowville; continuing\nnorth from Lowville on route twelve/twenty-six overlap and then\ncontinuing along state route twenty-six to the intersection of state\nroute twenty-six and state route four hundred ten and then northeasterly\nalong state route four hundred ten to the intersection of state routes\nfour hundred ten and state route one hundred twenty-six and then\nnorthwesterly along state route one hundred twenty-six to the\nintersection of state route one hundred twenty-six and state route three\nin the Village of Carthage, and then southeasterly along route one\nhundred twenty-six/three overlap and then continuing northerly on state\nroute three through the Villages of Deferiet and Black River to the\nintersection of state route three and state route twelve, then\ncontinuing westerly along route three/twelve overlap to the intersection\nwith United States route eleven (Massey Street) then northerly along\nroute eleven/twelve overlap to the intersection with state route\ntwelve-F (Coffeen Street), then westerly along state route twelve-F to\nthe intersection with state route one hundred eighty, then continuing\nnorth along state route one hundred eighty terminating at the\nintersection of state route one hundred eighty and Water Street in the\nVillage of Dexter, Jefferson County.\n