Route 213 is a state highway located in the northeastern part of the United States, specifically in the state of New York. It spans approximately 20 miles, connecting the towns of Syracuse and Watertown. The route serves as a vital link for local traffic and provides access to various communities along the way. The highway features a mix of rural and suburban landscapes, with several intersections and access points to local roads. It is primarily used for daily commuting, commercial transport, and recreational travel, making it an important artery for the region's economy and connectivity.