Transportation Infrastructure

Florida North Central Florida has a well-developed intermodal transportation network, creating easy customer access. There is an abundance of rail, seaport and inland ports, and Jacksonville provides international air access, as well as a large seaport. The region boasts a robust energy and utilities infrastructure, including an expansive and modern broadband network.

Transportation Infrastructure

• Both U.S. Interstates 10 and 75 intersect in North Central Florida
• Well maintained state highways as well as multiple rail systems
• International and regional airports within an hour’s drive of each county, as well as other local/community airports:
  • Jacksonville International Airport
  • Gainesville Regional Airport
  • Tallahassee Regional Airport
  • Suwannee County Airport
• Jacksonville Port Authority owns and manages three public marine terminals and one passenger cruise terminal
  • Blount Island Marine Terminal
  • Talleyrand Marine Terminal
  • Dames Point Marine Terminal
  • JAXPORT Cruise Terminal 
• Port Citrus, Port Fernandina and Port of Tampa also nearby 
• Extensive miles of rail throughout the region from CSX and Norfolk Southern
   

Energy and Utilities Infrastructure

The following companies and cooperatives all provide energy for the North Central Florida region:

• Duke Energy
• Florida Power and Light
• Central Florida Electric Cooperative
• Seminole Electric Cooperative
• Suwannee Valley Electric Cooperative
• Tri-County Electric Cooperative
• Clay Electric Cooperative