Wheels, Rails or Water – You
Can Get Here from There!

Trucking

Two express carriers serve Seminole, and eight motor freight companies work on an as-needed basis. With major highways in almost every direction, connections to anywhere in the country are easily scheduled. Progress continues on U.S. Highway 377 four-lane project from Stroud to Ada, adding yet another express shipping route.

Airport

Jimmie Austin Seminole Municipal Airport is an outstanding facility. Seminole is very proud of the level of air service it provides. A 5,000-foot runway accommodates private and small commercial aircraft, and there is with 34 hangars available, there is ample storage for a private plane. Will Rogers World Airport is only 50 miles away in Oklahoma City. A massive renovation and expansion project has been completed to better accommodate seven major commercial airlines and 17 airfreight companies.

Water

Seminole is within 100 miles of the Port of Catoosa, located on the Arkansas River at Muskogee. The port has a channel depth of nine feet and allows access to the Mississippi River and Gulf of Mexico.

Rail

With the increase in demand for goods, Seminole leadership has placed the restoration of rail service as a high priority. Plans to reactivate a line connecting east-west and north-south arteries are being completed and should soon be operational. The AOK short line plans to lease a stretch of line between McAlester, through Seminole and on to Shawnee, adding another means to transport goods.

Distance in Miles to Major CIties

CITY	MILES	CITY	MILES
Atlanta	789	Memphis	424
Chicago	762	New Orleans	615
Dallas	191	New York	1432
Denver	662	Oklahoma City	53
Detroit	990	San Francisco	1698
Houston	431	St. Louis	447
Kansas City	332	Seattle	1948
Los Angeles	1389	Tulsa	88