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	Shield Ext
	Type	See Also
	Route Type	reg
	Direction A	West
	Direction B	East
	Article Route	86
	Length Mi	185
	Length Km	297
	States	New York<br />Pennsylvania
	Junction	I-390 in Avoca, NY
	Direction A	West
	Direction B	East
	Terminus A	I-90 in Erie, PA

Interstate 86 (abbreviated '''I-86''') is an Interstate Highway that runs from an intersection with Interstate 90 in Erie, Pennsylvania to an intersection with New York State Highway 14 in Horseheads, New York along the Southern Tier Expressway ( New York State Highway 17 ). It will be extended eastward along NY 17 to an intersection with Interstate 87 in Harriman, New York once key improvements in the Elmira , Binghamton , and Catskills areas are completed.


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MAJOR CITIES ALONG THE ROUTE

• Erie, Pennsylvania


• Jamestown, New York


• Olean, New York


• Corning, New York


• Elmira, New York


• Owego, New York '' pending extension''


• Binghamton, New York '' pending extension''

INTERSECTIONS WITH OTHER INTERSTATES

• Interstate 90 near Erie, Pennsylvania


• Interstate 390 near Avoca, New York


• Future Interstate 99 in Painted Post, New York


• Interstate 81 and Interstate 88 in Binghamton, New York '' pending extension''


• Interstate 84 in Middletown, New York '' pending extension''


• Interstate 87 at Harriman, New York '' pending extension''

SPUR ROUTES

None


INTERCHANGES FROM WEST TO EAST


Pennsylvania



New York

• ---Exit number not signed, based on milepost or reserved number

IMPROVEMENTS NECESSARY FOR INTERSTATE STATUS

• Elimination of at-grade intersections East of Elmira, New York


• Elimination of "Kamikaze Curve" in Binghamton, New York


• Elimination of at-grade intersections in Hale Eddy, New York


• Other improvements in Catskills

NOTES

I-86 was also used to refer to what is now I-84 between Manchester, Connecticut and I-90 in Sturbridge, Massachusetts; this was done so that I-84 could continue from Manchester to Providence, Rhode Island. After environmental opposition "killed" that leg of I-84, I-86 was also deemed surplus to requirements.