Choice Terminal – Cincinnati, Ohio – Genesee & Wyoming Inc.

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Genesee & Wyoming Inc. owns or leases more than 100 railroads across North America (collectively “G&W” or the “company”)* with 4,000 employees serving 2,000 customers.
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629 Lunken Park Drive
Cincinnati, OH 45226

Cora Small
Sales and Marketing
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(513) 500-5299

Serving Railroad	Indiana & Ohio Railway IORY
Facility Type	Warehouse / Transloading from rail to truck
Class 1 Interchanges	CN; CSX; NS; CFE; WE
Warehouse Capacity	N/A
Number Railcar Spots	80

Description: Indiana & Ohio Railway's (IORY) Choice Terminal in the Cincinnati area offers rail-to-truck transload solutions that are designed to make your shipping experience more efficient and cost-effective - allowing you to tap into the value of rail economics for longer-haul transportation while using trucks for final delivery to your facility. IORY has the expertise to immediately handle various liquid and bulk commodities, including proppants, grains and plastics, but can customize a service plan for any commodity or product, including hazmat. In addition, our interchanges with Canadian National; CSX; Norfolk Southern; Chicago, Ft. Wayne & Eastern Railroad (CFE); and Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway (WE) offer optionality for bringing inbound and outbound products to and from markets across the entire North American freight-rail network.