Site Navigation Connecticut Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont     Interstate 787 Interstate 787 straddles the Hudson River through the Capital District of east-central New York. The freeway provides a spur route from the New York Thruway to the south and the connection between downtown Albany and Troy. Interchanges with Interstate 90 and New York 7 provide connections with the Adirondack Northway (Interstate 87) for the cities of Saratoga Springs and Glens Falls. Among the highlights of the four to six lane freeway is a symmetrical stack interchange with Interstate 90 and an elevated "Circle Stack" interchange with U.S. 9 & 20 at downtown. Interstate 787 Highway Guides Interstate 787 North Interstate 787 South 1995 photos covering Interstate 787 Interstate 787 North View from the south looking north at the interchange with a junction Interstate 90 overhead as a railroad freight line runs below. Photo taken 07/95. A look at the symmetrical stack interchange of Interstate 787 with Interstate 90 in northeast Albany. This is one of two back to back four level stack interchanges of the free segment of Interstate 90. The next westbound interchange with U.S. 9 is also a symmetrical stack. Photo taken 07/95. Interstate 787 South Interstate 787 southbound approaching the U.S. 9/20 stack interchange. Photo taken 07/95. U.S. 9/20 sign bridge on the southbound ramps to the stack interchange east of downtown. Photo taken 07/95. Interstate 787/New York Thruway overhead at the stack interchange on southbound. Photo taken 07/95. Looking east at U.S. 9/20 from southbound Interstate 787 with the Albany skyline as the backdrop. Photo taken 07/95. Page Updated March 5, 2006.