The state has an extensive waterway, railway, and highway system

Over half of the U.S. and Canadian populations can be reached within one day’s truck drive

Three major interstate highways (I-64, I-77, and I-79) converge in Charleston, offering direct access to markets nationwide and in Canada

A network of river terminals links West Virginia to ports on the Great Lakes, Atlantic Ocean, and the Gulf of Mexico

The Port of Huntington/Tri-State is the nation’s largest inland port, handling more than 80 million tons of cargo annually

Rail service to major markets is available through 2,400 miles of freight railway lines