Nassau County Route 4

Nassau County Route 4 is a 9 mile long county route. It was assigned in 1958 as part of the Nassau County Route System and the Long Island State Highway Renumbering in order to provide a series of roads in the New York metropolitan area.

Route description
Nassau County Route 4 begins at the intersection of Nassau County Route 27 (Merrick Road) and Merrick Avenue. The route begins on Merrick Avenue and continues north through downtown Merrick. About 1/4 mile ahead, CR 4 passes a junction with NY 27 (Sunrise Highway) and continues north on Merrick Avenue. Shortly after Sunrise Highway, CR 4 passes under the Long Island Rail Road viaduct next to the LIRR Merrick station. Continuing north, CR 4 runs on Merrick Avenue through the village section of Merrick, passing through a bunch of residential homes and businesses.

History
Nassau County Route 4 was assigned in 1958.