Montauk Highway - Major Intersections

Major Intersections

The entire route is in Suffolk County.

Location Mile
 km Destinations Notes
Montauk Highway is part of NY 27A from the Nassau County line to Great River (16.09 miles or 25.89 kilometres)
Great River 16.09 25.89 NY 27 / NY 27A Exit 46A (NY 27); eastern terminus of NY 27A
Sayville 20.13 32.40 CR 65 Western terminus of CR 65
Bayport 21.29 34.26 CR 18 Southern terminus of CR 18
Blue Point 22.66 36.47 CR 97 Southern terminus of CR 97
Patchogue 24.33 39.16 CR 19
NY 112 Southern terminus of NY 112
East Patchogue 25.76 41.46 CR 36 Western terminus of CR 36
26.13 42.05 CR 101 Southern terminus of CR 101
Hamlet of Brookhaven 30.02 48.31 CR 36 Eastern terminus of CR 36
30.22 48.63 CR 21 Southern terminus of CR 21
South Haven 30.88 49.70 CR 16 Eastern terminus of CR 16
Shirley 33.14 53.33 CR 46
Moriches 36.24 58.32 CR 98 Western terminus of CR 98
East Moriches 39.82 64.08 CR 98 Eastern terminus of CR 98
40.09 64.52 CR 51 Southern terminus of CR 51
Eastport 40.98 65.95 CR 71 Western terminus of CR 71
41.46 66.72 CR 55 Southern terminus of CR 55
Westhampton 45.71 73.56 CR 71
46.41 74.69 CR 31 Southern terminus of CR 31
Quogue 49.49 79.65 CR 104 Southern terminus of CR 104
Hampton Bays 54.22 87.26 NY 24 Southern terminus of eastern segment of NY 24
54.87 88.30 CR 32 Northern terminus of CR 32
56.05 90.20 CR 62 Southern terminus of CR 62
Shinnecock Hills 56.20 90.45 CR 39 Western terminus of CR 39
Village of Southampton 63.62 102.39 NY 27 west / CR 39A Eastern terminus of CR 39A
Montauk Highway is part of NY 27 from Southampton to Montauk Point (30.90 miles or 49.73 kilometres)

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