Location

Highway access

0.2 miles
to US 40

3.5 miles
to I-70​

1.0 miles
to I-270

4.0 miles
to I-670​

​2.0 miles
to SR 317

8.0 miles
to US 40​

Regional access

John Glenn
​International Airport
to US 40

Downtown Columbus
9-miles

Norfolk Southern Rickenbacker Intermodals
12-miles

Intel sites
15-miles

Local access

Market access

Within a day’s drive, you can reach 45 percent of the country’s population

Access by air
John Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH)—located just 15 minutes from Downtown Columbus—provides business travelers daily flights to major cities including
NewYork,Chicago, Atlanta and Washington, D.C.Rickenbacker International Airport, one of theworld’s only cargo-dedicated airports, is located 10 miles south of Columbus to transport good any place, any time.

Why Columbus?
Columbus is a one day truck drive to many metropolitan areas including but not limited to
New York City, Chicago, Toronto, Atlanta, Indianapolis and Washington D.C. Columbus is regionally located within 600 miles of 60% of the
​US population, 50% of the Canadian population and 46% of the US manufacturing capacity.

National rail hub
Norfolk Southern and CSX, two of the nation’s largest rail providers, provide
​coast-to-coast rail service for double-stacked freight trains via the Heartland and Gateway corridors. Four intermodal terminals handle 800,000 container lifts annually as they make their way to world markets and seaports.