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Transportation Highway Tyler County is within overnight trucking to such major North American markets as New York, Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Washington, D.C., the Port of Baltimore, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Toronto, Buffalo, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and the Port of Norfolk. By truck, all of Tyler County’s major industrial sites are within easy access of Interstate Route 77 (30 minutes) and Interstate Routes 470/70 (50 minutes). Neaby U.S. Route 50 also provides east/west access to major markets via a modern four-lane highway. Waterway Tyler County manufacturers both ship finished products and receive raw materials to and from domestic and international markets via the Ohio River, located adjacent to each of the county’s major sites, including the Bens Run Industrial Park. Railway Tyler County is served by a north/south CSX Rail Line, with direct access to rail service via the Tyler County Development Authority’s rail spur at Bens Run.
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