Editing Boston Post Road (section)

===The Bronx===
[[File:NYC1776.jpg|thumb|right|The "Road to Kings Bridge, where the Rebels mean to make a Stand" in a British map of 1776]]
In southwestern [[Westchester County]], now [[the Bronx]], the Boston Post Road came off the [[Kingsbridge, Bronx|Kings Bridge]] and quickly turned east, with the [[Albany Post Road]] continuing north to [[Albany, New York]]. It passed over the [[Bronx River]] on the [[Williamsbridge, Bronx|Williams Bridge]], and left The Bronx on Bussing Avenue, becoming Kingsbridge Road in [[Westchester County, New York|Westchester County]]. In more detail, it used the following modern roads:
[[Image:Boston Rd Suburban La jeh.JPG|thumb|East and north towards [[West Farms, Bronx|West Farms]] Square]]
* Kingsbridge Avenue – 230th Street – Broadway – 231st Street
** [[Albany Post Road]] continued north on Albany Crescent
* Albany Crescent – Kingsbridge Terrace – Heath Avenue
* gap across [[Jerome Park Reservoir]]
* Van Cortlandt Avenue
* gap at [[Williamsbridge Reservoir]]
* Reservoir Place – [[Gun Hill Road (Bronx)|Gun Hill Road]] – [[White Plains Road]] (southbound lanes)
* gap from near 217th Street to near 231st Street
* Bussing Avenue
* gap from Grace Avenue to De Reimer Avenue
* Bussing Place – Bussing Avenue