Transportation Data
Noblesville is positioned in the center of Indiana just north of Indianapolis. We have easy access to major interstates, rail and port services. Indiana handles more freight per capita than any other state with a population of at least 3 million.
Interstates
Indiana ranks first nationally for pass-through interstates. Noblesville has access and is close to I-69, I-65, I-70, I-74 and I-465. For more information on Indiana and Hamilton County roadways visit INDOT's webpage below.
Indiana Department of Transportation
Indianapolis International Airport (IND)
This public airport located seven miles southwest of Indianapolis is the eighth largest cargo center in the U.S. and the 22nd busiest airport in the world by cargo traffic. More than 2.2 billion pounds of cargo were managed at IND in 2010. The airport averages 42 flights a day to 11 destinations and accounts for about 25% of the commercial traffic in and out of IND.
Ports of Indiana
99% of all US foreign trade travels by water. Indiana ranks 14th in the nation for waterborne shipping. Noblesville is situated close to Indiana's three major ports.
Burns Harbor (Portage, IN on Lake Michigan) – 152 Miles
Clark Maritime Centre (Jeffersonville, IN on Ohio River) – 135 Miles
Southwinds Maritime Center (Mount Vernon, IN on Ohio River) – 230 Miles
FedEx Hub
Noblesville is only 35 miles from the 2nd largest FedEx Hub in the world located at the Indianapolis International Airport.
Indiana Railways
The Indiana Rail Road is one of the most successful regional railroads in North America. They are an industry leader in employing innovative technologies that put safety, efficiency and communication as top priorities. The Indiana Rail Road moves the equivalent of 800,000 truckloads of freight each year.
The Indiana Rail Road offers service advantages other railroads simply cannot match:
Central Location: Headquartered in Indianapolis, the “Crossroads of America,” and located in the heart of America’s industrial and agricultural core. Our system is within a short drive of seven interstates, numerous four-lane highways and the U.S. inland waterway system.
Class I Railroad Connections: Connections with six North American Class I railroads at Chicago, Indianapolis, Louisville and other locations.
Local: Unlike larger transportation systems, our success relies on building relationships with customers and being accessible.
