Syracuse, turning east as it bypasses the Walmart Connection Center. Crossing back into the town of De Witt, the route reduces to two lanes, crossing under the lanes of I-481. The route becomes a two-lane commercial street through De Witt, soon crossing into the town of Manlius. Through Manlius, NY 290 does not change from a two-lane commercial roadway, turning southeast near Fremont Road. Becoming a residential road, the route reaches a junction with the northern terminus of North Burdick Street (CR 94). Near Sunset Drive, the route turns eastward once again, running along the northern edge of The Links at Erie Village, turning southeast again at Clemons Road. NY 290 crosses over Limestone Creek as it runs southeast through Manlius. Passing a junction with Minoa Road (CR 55), the route crosses over an old alignment of the Erie Canal and reaches a junction with the northern terminus of NY 257 (North Manlius Road). At this junction, NY 290 turns northeast as Green Lakes Road, paralleling the former Erie Canal through the town of Manlius. Passing Green Lakes State Park, the route passes the main entrance gate as it bends eastward along the canalway. At the junction with Pierson Road, the route leaves Green Lakes State Park and continues eastward away from the old canal. Now a two-lane farm road, NY 290 reaches a junction with the southern terminus of Kirkville Road North (CR 1). Just east of this junction, NY 290 reaches a junction with Kinderhook Road, where it turns southeast along Green Lakes. Now a two-lane residential/rural roadway, NY 290 continues southeast into the hamlet of Mycenae, where it reaches a junction with NY 5 (Genesee Turnpike). This junction marks the eastern terminus of NY 290, less than from the Madison County line. History The entirety of NY 290 was assigned as part of the 1930 renumbering of state highways in New York. Major intersections See also References External links 290 Transportation in Onondaga County, New York Transportation in Syracuse, New York DeWitt, New York