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State Highway 55 in Town of Neversink Township, New York

State Highway 55 in Sullivan County is a secondary road (Road number NY 55). It runs in an east-west direction starting from Neversink Road and crosses Schumway Road, Delaney Drive, Mutton Hill Road, Myers Road, Seeman Road, Benton Hollow Road, Trailer Park, Armstrong Drive, Wagner Road, Slater Road and Claryville Road. It ends in a cul-de-sac. This street is part of the highways 55 and 17. State Highway 55 also exists in Town of Bethel.

Road Type
secondary road
Route
east-west

Viewpoints

  • Bald Eagle Viewing Area – approx. 2.6 mi.

Campgrounds

  • Willowemoc Campground – approx. 6.6 mi.

Places of worship

  • Eureka Baptist Church (baptist) – approx. 3.6 mi.

Shelters

  • Long Pond Lean-To (lean_to) – approx. 6.5 mi.

Streets nearby

Van Drive
0.1 mi
Roadside Drive
0.2 mi
Fairground Road
0.4 mi
Hilltop Road
0.4 mi
Terwillger Drive
0.4 mi
Clark Road
0.5 mi
Denman Mountain Road
0.5 mi
Bonnel Road
0.6 mi
Davis Lane
0.7 mi
Slater Road
0.8 mi
Kelly Road
0.8 mi
Knight Road
0.9 mi
River Road
1.0 mi
Pepacton Hollow Road
1.0 mi
Brackman Road
1.0 mi
Hastings Court
1.1 mi
Schulte Road
1.1 mi
Merrit Road
1.2 mi
Hastings Drive
1.2 mi
State Highway 42
1.3 mi
Gilles Road
1.3 mi
Chestnut Drive
1.3 mi
Cornelia Lane
1.3 mi
Louis F Drive
1.4 mi
Henke Road
1.4 mi
Reynolds Rd Spur
1.4 mi
Reynolds Road
1.4 mi
Moore Hill Road
1.5 mi
Wagner Road
1.5 mi
Main Street
Grahamsville
1.5 mi
Rural Cemetery
1.5 mi
Little Hollow Road
1.5 mi
Brenner Road
1.6 mi
H Erts Road
1.6 mi
Ackerley Road
1.6 mi
Lovers Lane
1.7 mi
Scott Brook Road
1.7 mi
Trailer Park
1.7 mi
Armstrong Drive
1.7 mi
Cummings Road
1.8 mi

Buildings nearby

Grey's Woodworks
1.1 mi

Nature reserves nearby

Western Brook Unit
1.1 mi
Slater Road Unit
1.3 mi

Police stations nearby

DEP Police
1.3 mi

Recreation grounds nearby

Grahamsville Little World's Fair
0.4 mi

Streams nearby

Chestnut Creek
1.4 mi
Red Brook
1.5 mi
Scott Brook
1.8 mi

Town halls nearby

Neversink Town Hall
1.0 mi