§ 349-f. New York city routes. The following existing or proposed main\nroutes or thoroughfares, are designated herein, as aforesaid, viz.:\n New England thruway from the Westchester county line to Bruckner\nexpressway; Bruckner expressway from New England thruway to Robert F.\nKennedy bridge approach; Hutchinson river parkway from the Westchester\ncounty line to the Bronx-Whitestone bridge approach; Bronx river parkway\nfrom the Westchester county line to Bruckner expressway; Henry Hudson\nparkway from the Westchester county line to Miller highway excepting the\nHenry Hudson bridge, provided that no portion of this route from West\nSeventy-second street to the Cross Bronx expressway shall be constructed\nor reconstructed so as to encroach in any way on or over any land mapped\nor used for park purposes except for such temporary encroachment of no\nmore than ten feet in width from seventy-third street to seventy-sixth\nstreet as may be essential during and for the purpose of reconstruction\nor repair of the existing roadway following which there shall be full\nrestoration of park land; Major Deegan expressway from the Robert F.\nKennedy bridge to Central Park avenue at the Westchester county line\ntogether with a connection to Broadway and along Broadway to Manhattan\ncollege parkway; Cross Bronx expressway from George Washington bridge\napproach to Throgs Neck bridge; Throgs Neck expressway from Bruckner\nexpressway to Throgs Neck bridge; Arthur V. Sheridan expressway from\nCross-Bronx expressway to Bruckner expressway; Mosholu parkway from\nHenry Hudson parkway to Bronx river parkway; Bronx and Pelham parkway\nfrom Bronx river parkway to New England thruway; Boston road from Bronx\nand Pelham parkway to New England thruway; Miller highway from Henry\nHudson parkway to the Hugh L. Carey tunnel; and from Hugh L. Carey\ntunnel to Brooklyn-Queens expressway; Franklin D. Roosevelt drive from\nthe Hugh L. Carey tunnel to Robert F. Kennedy bridge approach; Harlem\nriver drive from Robert F. Kennedy bridge approach to George Washington\nbridge approach; Belt parkway including Gowanus parkway to Third avenue\nand Sixtieth street, Leif Erikson drive to Knapp street, Shore parkway,\nBelt parkway, Southern parkway and Cross Island parkway from Hugh L.\nCarey tunnel to Bronx-Whitestone bridge approach; Nassau expressway from\nSouthern parkway to the Nassau county line; Brooklyn-Queens expressway\nfrom Gowanus expressway to Grand Central parkway; Prospect expressway\nfrom Gowanus expressway to Ocean parkway; Ocean parkway from Prospect\nexpressway to Shore parkway; Interborough parkway from Grand Central\nParkway to Belt parkway; Gowanus expressway from the Verrazzano-Narrows\nbridge to Third avenue at Gowanus parkway; Third Avenue from Gowanus\nexpressway to Hamilton avenue; Hamilton Avenue from Third Avenue to Hugh\nL. Carey tunnel; Queens boulevard from Queensborough bridge approach to\nVan Wyck expressway; Van Wyck expressway from Whitestone expressway,\nincluding a connection to Grand Central parkway, to John F. Kennedy\ninternational airport; Woodhaven boulevard from Queens boulevard to\nCross Bay parkway bridge northerly approach; Cross Bay parkway from\nCross Bay bridge southerly approach to Short Front parkway; Shore Front\nparkway from Cross Bay parkway generally along the shore line of the\nAtlantic ocean to the Nassau expressway at the Nassau county line;\nQueens-Midtown expressway from Queens-Midtown tunnel approach to Queens\nBoulevard; Horace Harding expressway from Queens Boulevard to the Nassau\ncounty line; a connection between Brooklyn-Queens expressway and\nNorthern boulevard in the vicinity of Grand Central parkway; Grand\nCentral parkway from Robert F. Kennedy bridge approach to Nassau county\nline; Whitestone expressway from Bronx-Whitestone bridge approach to Van\nWyck expressway and continuing to Grand Central parkway; Clearview\nexpressway from Throgs Neck bridge to Nassau expressway; Richmond\nparkway from Stat
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