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N.Y. PBA Law § 356-A

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Names and designations of thruway sections and connections

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§ 356-a. Names and designations of thruway sections and connections.\nTo facilitate travel thereon, certain sections and connections of the\nthruway may be adequately marked by lettering, devices, emblems or signs\nby the authority to afford the following designations:\n 1. The thruway constructed along the routes described in subdivisions\none, two, three, four and five of section three hundred fifty-six of\nthis article shall be known as "The Iroquois Trail".\n 2. The thruway constructed along the route described in subdivision\nsix of section three hundred fifty-six of this article shall be known as\n"The Erie Path".\n 3. The thruway constructed along the route described in subdivision\nseven of section three hundred fifty-six of this article shall be known\nas "The Mohican Path".\n 4. The thruway constructed along the route described in subdivision\neight of section three hundred fifty-six of this article shall be known\nas "The Tuscarora Path".\n 5. The thruway constructed along the route described in subdivision\nnine of section three hundred fifty-six of this article shall be known\nas "The Algonquin Path".\n

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