Taconic State Parkway

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Taconic State Parkway is a scenic, limited-access highway in eastern New York known for connecting the New York City region with the Hudson Valley and Capital District through rural and parkland areas.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf limited-access highway
parkway
scenic road
abbreviation TSP
category Parkways in New York State
Roads in New York State
Transportation in Hudson Valley
connects Capital District
Hudson Valley
New York City region
country United States
designedFor passenger vehicles
follows Taconic Mountains region
hasAccessControl limited access
hasFeature at-grade scenic pull-offs
stone-arch overpasses
hasJunctionWith Interstate 84 NERFINISHED
Interstate 90
New York State Route 199
New York State Route 295
New York State Route 55
New York State Route 82
Saw Mill River Parkway
Sprain Brook Parkway
hasLanes two lanes in each direction on many segments
hasMedian grass median in many sections
hasSpeedLimit 55 mph
knownFor parkland surroundings
rural character
scenic views
locatedIn eastern New York
maintainedBy New York State Department of Transportation
opened 1930s
partOf New York State parkway system
passesThrough Columbia County
Dutchess County NERFINISHED
Putnam County
Rensselaer County NERFINISHED
Westchester County
plannedBy Robert Moses
prohibits commercial trucks
regionServed Capital District
Hudson Valley
New York City region
roadType divided highway
state New York
usedFor commuter traffic
recreational travel


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