U.S. Route 9 in New York - Quiz
A) Palmerstown Range B) Catskill Range C) Appalachian Range D) Adirondack Range
A) Saratoga Road B) Aviation Road C) Glen Street D) Canada Street
A) Exit 17 B) Exit 21 C) Exit 19 D) Exit 15
A) NY 32 B) NY 254 C) NY 9L D) NY 197
A) Saratoga Bridge B) Cooper's Cave Bridge C) Lake George Bridge D) Adirondack Bridge
A) Queensbury Circle B) Centennial Circle C) Saratoga Circle D) Lake George Circle
A) NY 32 B) NY 9L C) NY 254 D) NY 197
A) Gansevoort Road B) Aviation Road C) Reynolds Road D) Lake Shore Drive
A) NY 254 B) NY 149 C) NY 32 D) NY 9N
A) A large stone monument B) A painted blue bridge C) A massive wooden shingle D) A digital billboard
A) Ridge Street B) Canada Street C) Glen Street D) Aviation Road
A) NY 149 B) NY 32 C) NY 254 D) NY 9N
A) Via Lake Shore Drive B) Via Glen Street C) Via Aviation Road D) Via Gansevoort Road
A) Essex County B) Washington County C) Warren County D) Saratoga County
A) I-787 B) I-81 C) I-90 D) I-87
A) Clinton Avenue B) Henry Johnson Boulevard C) Lark Street D) Pearl Street
A) NY 32 B) US 9W C) NY 377 D) NY 155
A) Albany Memorial Hospital B) Siena College C) Wolferts Roost Country Club D) Colonie Town Hall
A) Loudon Road B) South Broadway C) Halfmoon Parkway D) Maple Avenue
A) South Broadway B) Maple Avenue C) Van Dam Street D) Marion Avenue
A) Loudonville B) Latham Circle C) Newtonville D) Clifton Park
A) The Hudson River tunnel project B) The original Northway construction C) A bridge replacement project D) The canceled Mid-Crosstown Arterial
A) Latham B) Saratoga Springs C) Clifton Park D) Malta
A) One and a half miles B) One mile C) Two miles D) Four miles
A) Inwood B) Washington Heights C) Marble Hill D) Harlem
A) Inwood Manor B) Washington House C) Columbia Farmhouse D) Dyckman House
A) Queens B) Brooklyn C) The Bronx D) Manhattan
A) Henry Hudson Parkway B) Cross Bronx Expressway C) Bruckner Expressway D) Major Deegan Expressway
A) Central Park B) Van Cortlandt Park C) Pelham Bay Park D) Inwood Hill Park
A) Mostly uninhabited parkland B) Predominantly industrial C) Large Asian immigrant population D) Large Latino immigrant population
A) Interchange with Interstate 87 B) George Washington Bridge C) New York City D) Laurel, Delaware
A) Interstate 87 B) U.S. Route 9 C) U.S. Route 9W D) New York State Route 9N
A) George Washington B) Thomas Jefferson C) Abraham Lincoln D) Franklin D. Roosevelt
A) Broadway B) Albany Post Road C) Adirondack Northway D) Lakes to Locks Passage
A) Interstate 87 B) U.S. Route 9W C) Interstate 95 D) Interstate 90
A) New York State Bicycle Route 1 B) New York State Bicycle Route 9N C) New York State Bicycle Route 87 D) New York State Bicycle Route 9
A) Albany, New York B) Champlain, New York C) Manhattan, New York D) Laurel, Delaware
A) Exactly one quarter B) Less than half C) More than half D) Exactly ten percent
A) Champlain B) Saratoga Springs C) Albany D) New York City
A) Henry Draper B) Madam C. J. Walker C) John D. Rockefeller D) Washington Irving
A) Sunnyside B) Lyndhurst C) Kykuit D) Philipse Manor Hall
A) South Presbyterian Church B) St. John's Church C) Christ Episcopal Church D) Old Dutch Church
A) West Croton B) East Irvington C) South Ossining D) North Tarrytown
A) Yonkers B) Sleepy Hollow C) Hastings-on-Hudson D) Dobbs Ferry
A) Fishkill B) Green Haven C) Sing Sing D) Bedford Hills
A) I-87 B) I-84 C) I-487 D) I-95
A) Indian Point Energy Center B) Marist Power Facility C) Croton River Station D) Hudson Highlands Plant
A) 65 mph B) 40 mph C) 55 mph D) 45 mph
A) A dead end B) A cloverleaf interchange C) A stoplight D) A roundabout
A) Croton-on-Hudson B) Nelson's Corner C) Peekskill D) Fishkill
A) Old Albany Post Trail B) Bear Mountain Trail C) Hudson River Trail D) Appalachian Trail
A) I-684 B) I-87 C) I-287 D) I-84
A) Dutchess Mall B) Croton Plaza C) Poughkeepsie Galleria D) Shoppes at South Hills
A) Staatsburg Estate B) Vanderbilt Mansion C) Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt D) Clermont State Historic Site
A) Kingston Historic District B) Albany Historic District C) Hudson River Historic District D) Rhinebeck Historic District
A) Hudson Valley Air Museum B) National Museum of Flight C) Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome D) New York State Aviation Museum
A) Midway Diner B) Hudson Valley Diner C) Village Diner D) Red Hook Diner
A) Adirondack Mountains B) Appalachian Mountains C) Catskill Escarpment D) Shawangunk Ridge
A) Kinderhook B) Rhinebeck C) Hudson D) Red Hook
A) Diamond interchange B) Cloverleaf interchange C) Roundabout D) Traffic circle
A) Hudson River Tower B) Albany Capitol Tower C) Erastus Corning Tower D) Empire State Tower
A) Power plant B) Cement plant C) Paper mill D) Automotive factory
A) I-88 B) I-84 C) I-87 D) I-90
A) 6,100,000 acres B) 9,000,000 acres C) 1,000,000 acres D) 2,500,000 acres
A) Elizabethtown B) Keeseville C) Chestertown D) Warrensburg
A) 1,500 feet B) 900 feet C) 1,155 feet D) 2,000 feet
A) Warrensburg B) Elizabethtown C) North Hudson D) Keeseville
A) Poke-O-Moonshine Mountain B) Rocky Peak Ridge C) Dix Mountain D) Giant Mountain
A) Elizabethtown B) Keeseville C) Chestertown D) Warrensburg
A) Adirondack Northway B) Dix Mountain Wilderness Area C) Rocky Peak Ridge D) Giant Mountain Wilderness Area
A) Champlain B) Peru C) Rouses Point D) Chazy
A) Montreal B) Plattsburgh C) Albany D) Burlington
A) Battle of Plattsburgh B) Battle of Lake Champlain C) Battle of Saratoga D) Battle of Valcour Island
A) Watervliet Arsenal B) Fort Drum C) Plattsburgh Air Force Base D) West Point
A) John Russell Pope B) Thomas Jefferson C) Benedict Arnold D) Robert Moses
A) Dead Creek B) Cumberland Bay C) Treadwell Bay D) Valcour Bay
A) Chazy River B) Little Chazy River C) Dead Creek D) Saranac River
A) Woodruff Pond B) Lake George C) Mirror Lake D) Saranac Lake
A) CR 23 B) NY 9B C) CR 58 D) CR 57
A) NY 3 B) US 11 C) Autoroute 15 D) I-87
A) Great Northern Turnpike B) Route 25 C) Albany Post Road D) Route 2
A) 1908 B) 1924 C) 1800 D) 1921
A) Albany B) Valatie C) Croton-on-Hudson D) Peekskill
A) A ferry at Greenbush B) Albany C) Manhattan D) Canada
A) November 11, 1925 B) November 11, 1926 C) December 31, 1927 D) January 1, 1925
A) Rouses Point B) Albany C) Waterford D) Glens Falls
A) It was renamed US 9S B) It was dropped C) It was changed to W D) It was kept as US 9E
A) 1958 B) 1930 C) 1934 D) 2002
A) Rouses Point B) Champlain C) Albany D) Buffalo
A) 2002 B) 1958 C) 1934 D) 1960
A) 1996 B) 1934 C) 1955 D) 2002
A) 47% B) 60% C) 80% D) 20%
A) City of Glens Falls B) National Highway Traffic Safety Administration C) New York State Department of Transportation D) Creighton Manning Engineering
A) 2024 B) 2026 C) 2025 D) 2027
A) C B) A C) F D) D
A) 2008 B) 2005 C) 2003 D) 2007
A) 19 B) 17 C) 10 D) 25
A) 1940 renumbering B) 1920 renumbering C) 1930 renumbering D) 1950 renumbering
A) Saratoga Springs and Lake George B) Glens Falls and Lake George C) Poughkeepsie and Hudson D) Columbiaville and Rensselaer
A) Mid-1940s B) Mid-1920s C) Mid-1950s D) Mid-1930s |
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