Logistics and Infrastructure for Cook County Georgia

Logistics and Infrastructure

Global reach, bi-state speed and strength.

Here in Cook County, a strong and flexible multi-modal logistical network keeps industry on the move.

Immediate access to US Highway 41, and to I-75 (Exits #32 and #37) which extends from Miami to upper Michigan.
Access to Corridor Z (US Highway 82) just 20 minutes away, and access to I-10 less than an hour away.
Immediate access to Class I Norfolk Southern Rail Mainline offering a rapid link to domestic and overseas markets, connecting to three of the nation’s leading deep water ports. Cook County is also served by Georgia and Florida Railway (OmniTRAX) extending from Albany, Georgia to northwest Florida.
Three international airports are close by: Jacksonville just 2 hours away, Atlanta and Orlando within 3 hours.
Recently renovated Cook County Airport offering a 5501 and 4000 foot crosswind runway, 26 hangers, 24/7 jet fuel and AV gas, and an FAA approved repair station.
Three major deep water ports—JAXPORT (Port of Jacksonville, Florida) within 2 hours, Port of Brunswick, Georgia within 2.5 hours, and Port of Savannah just 3.5 hours away.

With its strategic South Georgia location, just 40 miles from the Florida state line, Cook County connects your operation to two of the nation’s most advanced states for shipping and logistics.

Georgia: World-class connections and cutting-edge logistical support

Georgia’s global speed is assured through:

1,200 miles of Interstate highways and 20,000 miles of state and federal highways, with 80% of U.S. industrial and commercial markets accessible by truck within 2 days or less.
The South East's largest rail network, ranked 7th highest in the U.S. for total rail miles.
The world’s busiest passenger airport at Atlanta-Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, which is also the 10th largest cargo airport in the nation.
The nation’s fastest growing top container port at Port of Savannah, recently given the federal green light for post-Panamax expansion.
The nation’s 5th largest auto port and the 2nd largest grain port at the Port of Brunswick.

Acceleration through innovation:

As a Georgia business, your operation is eligible for a full range of logistical services through the Georgia Center of Innovation and Logistics—everything from analysis of multi-modal movement and comparative price analysis to operational and supply-chain enhancements.

Florida: Global gateway

Known as the nation’s gateway to the world, Florida has been designated as one of the top logistics locations in the U.S., rolling out more than 1,500 miles of fast-moving Interstate highways. Cook County also puts your operation just 2 hours from JAXPORT, Port of Jacksonville, one of the largest vehicle-handling ports in the nation. Over 500,000 vehicles are shipped out of JAXPORT annually, which provides fast connections to top markets in Asia, Brazil, Argentina, Central America, Russia, Canada and the Bahamas.