The Louisville - Indiana Railroad has several industrial development sites at various locations on its line between Indianapolis, IN and Louisville, KY. Site locations range from rural to small- and mid-sized communities to the metropolitan areas of Indianapolis and Louisville. Included in available sites are several parcels located at the state-run Clarke Maritime Center in Jeffersonville, IN on the Ohio River.

Centrally located in south-central Indiana, the L&I rail corridor is very diverse. The access to the interstate system is excellent from every development site on L&I.

Sites currently being developed include:

Franklin, IN - Located just twenty miles from downtown Indianapolis, Franklin has several rail sites available. Commercial development in the area includes auto parts manufacturing, distribution of manufacturing products and lumber as well as plastic extruding. L&I has worked closely with Johnson County Development Corporation to locate new business to the area.

Edinburgh, IN - Situated in southern Johnson County, IN near Camp Atterbury military training base, Edinburgh has several large commercial sites available suitable for large manufacturing facilities. While predominantly an agricultural area, Edinburgh is also known for its quality hardwood veneer manufacturing. Additional information on sites available also may be obtained from the Johnson County Development Corporation (317) 736-4300.

Columbus, IN - Noted as the architectural capital of Indiana, Columbus is the home of Fortune 500 company Cummins. Development is currently expanding on both the north and south sides of Columbus. Industrial development activities are coordinated with the railroad by the Columbus Area Economic Development Board (812) 378-7310.

Seymour/Crothersville, IN - Primarily an agricultural area, the Seymour/Crothersville area has recruited several manufacturing facilities to Jackson County in the past two years. Recent additions to the area include Lexmark, Cerro Wire and Onkyo. Several excellent development sites are currently available adjacent to the railroad. Plans are currently in process for development of a new south-side industrial park adjacent to the Freeman Field Industrial Park. Contact Jackson County Economic Development Corporation at (812) 522-4951 for further information on sites available.