Logistical Advantages

A location in the heart of the Midwest with excellent proximity to markets and vendors across the supply chain are competitive advantages experienced by entities operating in Jasper County.  In addition to an optimum geographic position, outstanding transportation infrastructure exists in the County and region to facilitate the movement of goods, services and people.

Crossroads of Northwest Indiana

Interstate 65 is the principal north-south corridor with Exits at mile markers 201, 205, 215, 220 and 230.  U.S. Highways 24 and 231 also serve the County as do State Routes 10, 14, 16, 49, 110 and 114.

Class 1 Railroad Service

The CSX and the Norfolk Southern operate in Jasper County.  The Toledo, Peoria and Western (TPW) Railway runs a short line including an inter-model facility at the County’s southeastern border.  In addition, Amtrak provides passenger rail service via its Cardinal Train and Hoosier State Train.

International Airports

Jasper County Airport offers 4000’ and 2400’ runways and fixed base operator service through Excel-Air.  Commercial airports serving Jasper County include Chicago O’Hare International Airport, Chicago Midway International Airport, Indianapolis International Airport, and GaryChicago International Airport.

Deep Water Port Access

The Port of Indiana - Burns Harbor is the most efficient deep water port on the Great Lakes handling more ocean going cargo than any other U.S. Great Lakes port.  It is is located less than 1 hour north of Jasper County in Portage, IN on the south shore of Lake Michigan.

Central Time Zone

Jasper County is located at the eastern border of the Central Time Zone.