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| A typical Cattaraugus County highway with typical signage. This is the eastern terminus of CR 75, at its junction with NY 240/CR 32. Note that the county name is written in white lettering, while the numerals are yellow. Other counties use all-yellow legends on county route shields. |
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| At the same location is an example of NY 240 co-signed with CR 32: this state touring route is county-maintained for its entire length in Cattaraugus County. Also shown is an older method of signage, that of including the CR number on blade signs. |
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| Several destinations are often marked at county higway intersections. In East Otto, such an assembly exhibits two types of arrowheads used. |
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| To the west, the Village of Cattaraugus features brick-paved
streets and an assortment of old-fashioned storefronts. |
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| In this reverse view of the above photo, a route marker for CR 12 is visible. This is the only instance of a county highway within Village limits in Cattaraugus County. The former CR 84 in Gowanda was another example of late. |
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| In Jamestown, a construction project resulted in a number of detour assemblies being posted for US 62, erroneously using NY 62 shields. |
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