County Route 11 (Suffolk County, New York)

CR 11 begins an intersection with NY 108 just east of the Nassau–Suffolk county line. In Nassau County, the road is Woodbury Road and designated ( but unsigned) as CR 12. CR 11 interrupts Woodbury Road, rather than replaces it. Shortly after this intersection, Woodbury Road moves north towards Huntington, while Pulaski Road, part of New York State Bicycle Route 25A (NYS Bike Route 25A), treks eastward.

In Huntington Manor CR 11 intersects with CR 92 where NYS Bike Route 25A turns south. It then crosses the Port Jefferson Branch of the Long Island Rail Road at an at-grade crossing before reaching the intersection of NY 110 in Huntington Station. Also in Huntington Station is the intersection of CR 35, which has become a connection between the North Shore and NY 231, since the cancellation of the proposed Babylon–Northport Expressway.

East of this point, much of the road is dotted with town houses and condominiums built along frontage roads. In Greenlawn, the road intersects with unsigned CR 9 (Cuba Hill Road), and signed CR 86 (Broadway–Greenlawn Centerport Road). Greenlawn Park is a local baseball field that runs along all three streets, and no others. In East Northport the road winds left near Oswego Drive, where the formerly proposed Babylon–Northport Expressway was intended to have an interchange. From there, Pulaski Road intersects CR 10 (Elwood Road) and then after Larkfield Road.

NY 108 at its southern terminus in Cold Spring Harbor facing westbound on CR 11

Crossing over the Port Jefferson Branch of the Long Island Rail Road a second time, Pulaski Road takes a steep drop down a hill far below the level of the tracks, where it encounters the intersection of Bread and Cheese Hollow Road. After, Pulaski Road leaves the Town of Huntington and enters the Town of Smithtown.

Sunken Meadow State Parkway was built underneath Pulaski Road in the 1950s. It shares a cloverleaf interchange, which has the southernmost ramps squeezed tightly between the train trestle carrying the LIRR Port Jefferson line. From there on, the name of the road is immediately changed to East Northport Road. NYS Bike Route 25A rejoins CR 11 at Old Commack Road, and CR 11 ends at NY 25A just two blocks west of Church Street. Northeast of CR 11's terminus at NY 25A, the road turns into Old Dock Road and runs along the west side of the former Kings Park State Hospital until reaching the Nissequogue River.

CR 11 was assigned on January 27, 1930.[2] Prior to 1961, Pulaski Road had suffixed sections of CR 11 that were intended to be integrated into the rest of the road, many of which were at disjointed intersections. Once the intersections were fixed, the suffixes were deleted.

• CR 11A: assigned to Pulaski Road between CR 86 and CR 10 from January 26, 1931 to September 21, 1966[2][3]
• CR 11B: assigned to Pulaski Road between NY 110 and CR 86 from December 28, 1931 to September 21, 1966[2][3]
• CR 11C: assigned to Pulaski Road between NY 108 and NY 110 from November 27, 1933 to September 21, 1966[2][3]

From the 1940s through the 1960s, the New York State Department of Transportation considered acquiring the road as part of a proposed North Shore Expressway which was to include the realignment of NY 25A.[4][5] It was thwarted by public opposition in the 1970s.

The entire route is in Suffolk County.

Location	mi[1]	km	Destinations	Notes
Cold Spring Harbor	0.00	0.00	NY 108 north (Harbor Road) / Woodbury Road west – Cold Spring Harbor, Woodbury	Continues west without designation into Nassau County; southern terminus of NY 108.
Huntington Station	1.45	2.33	CR 92 (Oakwood Road) – Huntington, West Hills
	2.48	3.99	NY 110 (New York Avenue) – Huntington, Melville	To Huntington station via NY-110 north.
	3.73	6.00	CR 35 (Park Avenue) – Huntington, Dix Hills
Greenlawn	5.02	8.08	CR 9 (Cuba Hill Road) – Huntington, Elwood
	5.24	8.43	CR 86 (Broadway)	Access to Greenlawn station via CR-86 north.
East Northport	6.82	10.98	CR 10 (Elwood Road) – Northport, Elwood
Fort Salonga	9.58	15.42	Townline Road to CR 4 south – Fort Salonga, Commack	Access to CR-4 via Townline Road south.
Kings Park	10.44	16.80	Sunken Meadow State Parkway – Sunken Meadow State Park, South Shore	Exit SM4 on Sunken Meadow Parkway; Cloverleaf interchange.
	11.21	18.04	NY 25A (Main Street) / Old Dock Road east – Fort Salonga, Smithtown	Access to Kings Park station via NY-25A east; road continues east along Old Dock Road without designation.
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

General references

• Regional Plan Association News (May 1964);
• Arterial Progress (1959-1965), Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority (1965);
• "L.I. Road Parley Due" (Special to The New York Times; Sunday January 16, 1966; Page 50 L)
• "Travel Corridor Proposed on Long Island" by Francis X. Clines, The New York Times (May 28, 1967);

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