page_title: List of highways in Hamilton County, New York
section_title: NY 10
hierarchical_section_title: List of highways in Hamilton County, New York / NY 10
caption_attribution_description: English: Route 8 in Arietta showing the northern terminus of Route 10.
context_page_description: The highway system of Hamilton County, New York, comprises 474.5 miles of roads maintained by the New York State Department of Transportation, the county, and its towns and villages. NYSDOT maintains five state touring routes in Hamilton County, which account for a combined 178.7 miles of New York's state highway mileage. These five routes are supplemented by Hamilton County's county route system, which comprises 25 roads of varying length and importance. The 94.5-mile system, maintained by the Hamilton County Department of Public Works, connects the state routes to a number of small hamlets and other points of interest.
  Hamilton County's five state routes are spread throughout the county, which is the least populated in the state of New York. The routes are NY 8, NY 10, NY 28, NY 28N, and NY 30. The longest is NY 30, which extends for 83.72 miles on a north–south alignment from the Fulton County line to the Franklin County line. The five state highways traverse highly rural sections of Adirondack Park; in fact, the only village along any of these roads is Speculator, located at the western junction of NY 8 and NY 30.
context_section_description: NY 10 is the shortest state route that traverses Hamilton County. At 14.51 miles (23.35 km) long, its only intersection in the county is its northern terminus at NY 8. NY 10 travels from the Fulton County line north of Caroga Lake to Arietta, where it ends at NY 8. The route passes through rural regions of Hamilton County and encounters no villages or noteworthy locations until Arietta. When NY 10 was first assigned in 1924, it entered the county from the east on modern NY 28N and left to the north on current NY 30. In the 1930 renumbering, NY 10 was realigned south of Long Lake to follow what is now NY 30 and NY 8 south to Arietta, from where it continued south to Fulton County on its modern routing. The resulting overlap with NY 8 was eliminated c. 1960 after NY 10 was replaced with an extended NY 30 north of Speculator.
  Major intersections
caption: NY 10's northern terminus at NY 8 in Arietta
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