South Dearborn Place and Second House Road. Many smaller sections also exist: Great River: a segment split in two broken as a result of the Oakdale Merge, both used to access fishing areas in Connetquot River State Park: Bubble Falls and Rattlesnake Brook Sayville: Amy Drive to Old Broadway Avenue Brookhaven: in front of a private residence near Yaphank Avenue South Haven: Old South Country Road Mastic: Old Montauk Highway from Washington Avenue to Mastic Road Moriches: from Barnes Road on the East Lake of the Forge River to an undetermined location Center Moriches: private road east of Old Neck Road leading to houses north of the LIRR Montauk Branch. East Moriches: Camp Paquatuck to Mill Pond Lane. Speonk: Old Montauk Highway in the vicinity of Mill Road Water Mill: Old Country Road Wainscott: Old Montauk Highway in the vicinity of Wainscott Stone Road Amagansett: Skimhampton Road and Further Lane as well as Old Montauk Highway connected by a now-abandoned segment of Old Montauk Highway that ran parallel to Bluff Road Napeague: Cranberry Hole Road (unsigned CR 33) and Napeague Meadow Road. Montauk: two segments of Old Montauk Highway, including one in Camp Hero State Park Major intersections In popular culture Paul Simon "drove the Montauk Highway" in the song "Dazzling Blue" on the album So Beautiful or So What. See also Merrick Road References External links LIPA Partners with Suffolk County and KeySpan in a Major Traffic Improvement Project in Patchogue (Long Island Power Authority Press Release; December 3, 2003) Suffolk CRs 76–100 @ NYC Roads.com Suffolk CRs 80 and 85 (Greater New York Roads) Roads on Long Island Transportation in Suffolk County, New York