Wherever your products need to go, they can quickly get there from Southwest Indiana. The excellent Rail, Highway and Water transport systems of the region make for ease of distribution throughout the country.
| City | Miles | Kilometers |
| Louisville | 105 | 169 |
| Indianapolis | 125 | 201 |
| Nashville | 163 | 263 |
| St. Louis | 188 | 302 |
| Cincinnati | 203 | 327 |
| Chicago | 256 | 412 |
| Detroit | 410 | 660 |
| Cleveland | 441 | 709 |
| Atlanta | 442 | 711 |
The map below illustrates the population in selected radii from the center of the SWIDC region.
Ports of Indiana–Mt. Vernon is the 7th largest inland port in the United States and serves as a major multi-modal hub for the region. The port handles over 4 million trip tons of cargo a year. It has become a national leader in throughput tonnage, handing 4 million tons of grain, grain products, coal, fertilizer, cement and minerals annually. This river port is one of the richest grain productions areas in the world, and Port of Indiana’s mission is to create a world-class port system that is dedicated to growing Indiana’s economy.
