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Northwest Kentucky is Ideal for Business
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Northwest Kentucky is at the hub of major rail, river, air and road transportation networks, making it an excellent choice for manufacturing. It's in one of the most heavily traveled railroad corridors in the country, with CSX, Norfolk Southern, and Canadian Railroads all passing through. You can ship turbines, blades or equipment out and raw materials into the area quickly, efficiently, and easily.
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Northwest Kentucky, Gateway to the World |
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Central Location: Northwest Kentucky is in the center of the eastern United States
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Global Connections: Full complement of well-developed terminals, river ports, enterprise zones, rail lines, and foreign trade zones
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Railroad Access: CSX, Norfolk Southern, and Canadian National Railroads run through Northwest Kentucky. Local and regional shoreline and intermodal freight carriers provide direct service from Kentucky to all the major rail centers along the Great Lakes, Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic Seaboard.
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River Ports: Henderson Riverport connects river shipping to the entire Midwest. Lifting capacity at the port is 250,000 pounds and includes road and rail access to the port.
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Road Accessible: Norwest Kentucky is at the ju8ncture of several major highways and easily connects to others, making trucking raw goods and manufactured parts fast and simple.
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World Class Air Travel: Fast, reliable airport transportation from Evansville Regional and three local airports with amenities for commercial planes and corporate jets.
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Northwest Kentucky:
A Network with the World |
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Kentucky is located in the geographical center of the Eastern United States. Due to its extensive highway, air, rail, and waterway transportation systems, the state is in a strong position to compete in the global marketplace. Kentucky's full complement of well-developed terminals, river ports, enterprise zones, warehouse facilities, ports of entry, and foreign trade zones link with an intermodal transportation system to form a Network with the World!
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