over the Long Island Expressway in 2021
Hempstead to Greenvale The alignment of Glen Cove Road starts at
Peninsula Boulevard in downtown
Hempstead as Clinton Street. It travels north and northeast through Hempstead, eventually entering
Garden City – at which point Clinton Street becomes Clinton Road. From there, Clinton Road continues north-northeast through Garden City until its intersection with
Old Country Road – at which point it enters the
Town of North Hempstead, in
Carle Place, and becomes Glen Cove Road. Glen Cove Road then continues north, crossing underneath the
Main Line of the
Long Island Rail Road. From there, it continues north for a distance, thence curving to the northwest to its intersection with
Jericho Turnpike (NY 25), to steer clear of (and cross underneath) the
Meadowbrook State Parkway and the
Northern State Parkway.
Greenvale to Glen Cove Soon after an intersection with
NY 25A in
Greenvale, Glen Cove Road becomes a four-lane
boulevard and assumes the
NY 900B designation – although the
reference markers refer to it as NY 904. At an intersection with
NY 107, the alignment assumes that route's number and name: Cedar Swamp Road. After another the alignment and the NY 107 designation forks to the left as a four-lane
expressway known as Pratt Boulevard, while Cedar Swamp Road forks to the right as a surface street. A short distance later, NY 107 ends at an intersection with Pulaski Street, where Pratt Boulevard becomes a four-lane surface road. The road eventually ends at an intersection with
Glen Cove Avenue near downtown
Glen Cove. ==History==