What are the major highways in New York State?

1. Interstate 87 (I-87): Also known as the Adirondack Northway, I-87 runs north from New York City through the Hudson Valley and the Adirondack Mountains to the Canadian border.

2. Interstate 90 (I-90): Also known as the New York State Thruway, I-90 spans the length of the state from New York City to Buffalo, passing through major cities such as Albany, Syracuse, and Rochester.

3. Interstate 287 (I-287): A bypass route of I-95, I-287 begins at the New Jersey state line and runs north through Westchester County, providing access to the Hudson Valley and Connecticut.

4. Interstate 490 (I-490): An auxiliary route of I-90, I-490 runs from Rochester to Ontario County, providing access to the Finger Lakes region.

5. Interstate 590 (I-590): A spur of I-90, I-590 connects Rochester to the Greater Rochester International Airport and the town of Greece.

6. Interstate 690 (I-690): Also known as the Syracuse Outer Loop, I-690 encircles the city of Syracuse, providing access to its suburbs and neighboring communities.

7. Interstate 81 (I-81): Running north-south through the central part of the state, I-81 begins at the Pennsylvania state line and continues to Binghamton, Syracuse, and Watertown before reaching the Canadian border.

8. Interstate 84 (I-84): A major east-west route through the state, I-84 begins at the Pennsylvania state line and passes through cities such as Scranton, Binghamton, and Middletown before crossing the Hudson River into Connecticut.

9. Interstate 86 (I-86): Also known as the Southern Tier Expressway, I-86 runs east-west across the southern part of the state from the Pennsylvania border to the Massachusetts border.

10. Interstate 190 (I-190): A spur route of I-90, I-190 connects Buffalo to Niagara Falls and the Canadian border.