Logistics Today named Savannah "the most logistics friendly city in the nation" three years in a row - recognizing our city as a superior transportation hub ideal for manufacturing, distribution, and just generally getting around. Here we explain why with details on airlines and routes, trucking, transit times, rail transportation, maps and more.

Operated by the Georgia Ports Authority, the Port of Savannah is the second largest port on the East and Gulf coasts and the fastest growing in the nation. Specializing in the handling of container, reefer, breakbulk and RoRo cargoes. The port includes the Garden City Terminal and the Ocean Terminal.

Both terminal locations are served by two Class I rail providers and offers immediate interstate access to the more than 100 trucking companies that service the Savannah area.

And with room to grow and the demand for diversity increasing every day, the facility has strategic plans in place for its future expansion.

With direct flights to 17 major US markets, Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport is Georgia's second-busiest airport and one of the fastest growing (and friendliest) in the Southeast. Here, you'll have all the convenience of a larger airport with none of the congestion or long lines.

Railways

CSX and Norfolk Southern operate rail yards here, and short line carriers are also available.

Additionally, Savannah is a major stop on Amtrak’s Atlantic Coast service between New York and Miami.

Highways and Interstates

Savannah is only a few miles from I-95 N/S as well as at the eastern terminus of I-16 E/W, which gives residents speedy access to Atlanta, the center of the Southeastern universe, only 263 miles away.

The furthest point west on the entire East Coast, Savannah is 647 miles due south of Cleveland.