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West Henrietta Road

BradMandell — 2009-04-29T13:09:42Z

remove hdr comments

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West Henrietta Road

BradMandell — 2009-03-16T12:08:03Z

Table Hdrs and Comments, caps on north, wki-link 1st occurrences

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- \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Location'''\|\| - \|\|From Livingston County through the towns of Rush, Henrietta and Brighton\|\| - \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Boundaries'''\|\| - \|\|North from the Livingston County line to an intersection with Rt. 390 at East River Road, becoming Mt. Hope Avenue\|\| - \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Neighborhood Association'''\|\| - \|\|Unknown\|\|	+ \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|From ["Livingston County"] through the towns of ["Rush"], ["Henrietta"] and ["Brighton"] in ["Monroe County"]\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Boundaries'''\|\| + \|\|North from the Livingston County line to an intersection with ["Interstate 390" I-390] at East River Road, becoming ["Mt. Hope Avenue"]\|\| + ## \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Neighborhood Association'''\|\| + ## \|\|Unknown\|\|
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- '''West Henrietta Road''' begins in ["Monroe County"] just south the town of ["Rush"]. It continues North through the towns of ["Henrietta"] and ["Brighton"] to the city line where it changes its name to ["Mt. Hope Avenue"]. Most of West Henrietta Road in Rush is farm land but moving North brings more and more commercial buildings. Once North of the Thruway in Henrietta it becomes nothing but businesses (including a significant number of auto dealerships), malls and then a few houses before reaching Rt. 390 and the city line.	+ '''West Henrietta Road''' begins in Monroe County just south the town of Rush. It continues North through the towns of Henrietta and Brighton to the city line where it changes its name to Mt. Hope Avenue. Most of West Henrietta Road in Rush is farm land but moving north brings more and more commercial buildings. Once north of the ["Thruway"] in Henrietta it becomes nothing but businesses (including a significant number of auto dealerships), malls and then a few houses before reaching Rt. 390 and the city line.
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West Henrietta Road

AlexanderGartley — 2008-11-11T22:06:23Z

bolded the road's name in the description

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- - - West Henrietta Road begins in ["Monroe County"] just south the town of ["Rush"]. It continues North through the towns of ["Henrietta"] and ["Brighton"] to the city line where it changes its name to ["Mt. Hope Avenue"]. Most of West Henrietta Road in Rush is farm land but moving North brings more and more commercial buildings. Once North of the Thruway in Henrietta it becomes nothing but businesses (including a significant number of auto dealerships), malls and then a few houses before reaching Rt. 390 and the city line.	+ '''West Henrietta Road''' begins in ["Monroe County"] just south the town of ["Rush"]. It continues North through the towns of ["Henrietta"] and ["Brighton"] to the city line where it changes its name to ["Mt. Hope Avenue"]. Most of West Henrietta Road in Rush is farm land but moving North brings more and more commercial buildings. Once North of the Thruway in Henrietta it becomes nothing but businesses (including a significant number of auto dealerships), malls and then a few houses before reaching Rt. 390 and the city line.

West Henrietta Road

DaveMahon — 2007-08-05T23:59:24Z

what happens when W Henrietta Rd stops being W Henrietta Rd

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- West Henrietta Road begins in ["Monroe County"] in the town of ["Rush"]. It continues North through the towns of ["Henrietta"] and ["Brighton"] to the city line where it changes its name to ["Mt. Hope Avenue"]. Most of West Henrietta Road in Rush is farm land but moving North brings more and more commercial buildings. Once North of the Thruway in Henrietta it becomes nothing but businesses (including a significant number of auto dealerships), malls and then a few houses before reaching Rt. 390 and the city line.	+ West Henrietta Road begins in ["Monroe County"] just south the town of ["Rush"]. It continues North through the towns of ["Henrietta"] and ["Brighton"] to the city line where it changes its name to ["Mt. Hope Avenue"]. Most of West Henrietta Road in Rush is farm land but moving North brings more and more commercial buildings. Once North of the Thruway in Henrietta it becomes nothing but businesses (including a significant number of auto dealerships), malls and then a few houses before reaching Rt. 390 and the city line.
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	+ + === West Henrietta Road as Route 15 === + You can stay on this road all the way to Wayland, where it turns into ["Interstate 390" Rt. 390] at exit 3. From there, 390 merges on to I-86 (still also designated NY 15), which at Painted Post, exits on to [wiki:Wikipedia:U.S._Route_15 US Route 15]. From there, you can go all the way to Walterboro, South Carolina. + + Before reaching Wayland, however, you will pass through ["North Avon"], ["East Avon"], ["Livonia"], ["South Livonia"], ["Foots Corner"], ["Conesus"], ["Websters Crossing"] and Springwater. You will also have driven between ["Conesus Lake"] and ["Hemlock Lake"].

West Henrietta Road

PeteB — 2006-05-12T21:13:58Z

Corrected wording.

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- Traffic in the ["Marketplace Mall"] area can be very heavy, especially in the holiday season. The section of road that passes through Henrietta -- particularly between ["Jefferson Road"] and ["Crittenden Road"] -- is designed to discourage pedestrians and bicyclists.	+ Traffic in the ["Marketplace Mall"] area can be very heavy, especially in the holiday season. The section of road that passes through Henrietta -- particularly between ["Jefferson Road"] and ["Crittenden Boulevard"] -- is designed to discourage pedestrians and bicyclists.

West Henrietta Road

JasonOlshefsky — 2006-04-27T13:37:29Z

Add note about pedestrian traffic.

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- Traffic in the ["Marketplace Mall"] area can be very heavy, especially in the holiday season.	+ Traffic in the ["Marketplace Mall"] area can be very heavy, especially in the holiday season. The section of road that passes through Henrietta -- particularly between ["Jefferson Road"] and ["Crittenden Road"] -- is designed to discourage pedestrians and bicyclists.

West Henrietta Road

TomMaszerowski — 2006-04-26T23:55:22Z

Created page

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	+ \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|From Livingston County through the towns of Rush, Henrietta and Brighton\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Boundaries'''\|\| + \|\|North from the Livingston County line to an intersection with Rt. 390 at East River Road, becoming Mt. Hope Avenue\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Neighborhood Association'''\|\| + \|\|Unknown\|\| + + + + West Henrietta Road begins in ["Monroe County"] in the town of ["Rush"]. It continues North through the towns of ["Henrietta"] and ["Brighton"] to the city line where it changes its name to ["Mt. Hope Avenue"]. Most of West Henrietta Road in Rush is farm land but moving North brings more and more commercial buildings. Once North of the Thruway in Henrietta it becomes nothing but businesses (including a significant number of auto dealerships), malls and then a few houses before reaching Rt. 390 and the city line. + + Traffic in the ["Marketplace Mall"] area can be very heavy, especially in the holiday season.