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Transportation Indiana's economy benefits from its road, rail, water and air transportation systems. Indiana Roadways Actual driving time from Indianapolis in hours:minutes 2:00 to Louisville 2:30 to Cincinnati 3:30 to Columbus, OH 3:50 to Chicago 5:00 to St. Louis 5:30 to Milwaukee 6:20 to Detroit 7:15 to Charleston, WV 7:20 to Cleveland 7:30 to Pittsburgh 8:30 to Memphis 10:00 to Des Moines, IA 10:00 to Winston Salem 10:30 to Little Rock 10:30 to Toronto 10:45 to Birmingham 11:30 to Kansas City 12:00 to Atlanta 13:30 to Charleston, SC 14:10 to Jackson, MS 15:15 to Richmond, VA Indianapolis International Airport - 8th largest cargo airport in the nation - 16th largest cargo airport in the world - 18 airlines - Direct flights throughout the U.S. - Below national average fares - Direct international cargo to Europe, Asia and Canada - 7.4 million passengers in 1999 - Hub for U.S. Postal Service's express mail service - Federal Express has 2nd largest hub located here - Federal Express maintenance hangar - United Airlines maintenance center - ATA headquarters (9th largest airline in the U.S.) Source: Indianapolis Airport Authority 2000 Indiana Rail Transportation - 3,590 miles (5,777 km) of class I track - 63,855,628 tons (57,927,780 metric tons) of freight per year - Major rail company service - CSX transportation - Norfolk Southern - Canadian Pacific - CP/SOO - Grand Trunk Western Railroad, Inc. - Indiana Rail Road is a fast growing short line operating within the state Source: Indiana Department Of Transportation Indiana Water Transportation
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