Below are just a few of the many good reasons to locate a logistics/distribution operation in Lennox & Addington County.

• L&A is centrally located in Eastern Ontario with road, air and sea access to major industrial and consumer markets of Canada — as well as to those of the United States.  One day's trucking from L&A reaches one half of North America's industrial and consumer markets.
• We're only 40 minutes from Thousand Islands International Bridge & Interstate 81, providing access to major US markets.
• CN Railway bisects this region with Canada's most travelled rail corridor, and its spur lines complement available industrial lots. 
  
• L&A's proximity to the St. Lawrence Seaway is another good alternative for shipping manufactured goods or raw materials with new existing and new construction opportunities available.
• L&A is centrally situated among international airports in Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and Buffalo. We are also connected by Kingston's Norman Rogers Airport and smaller commuter link airports within a 30-minute drive.
• L&A has access to a highly skilled and educated workforce, featuring high productivity, and low turnover and labour costs.  Employers can take advantage of customized training programs available to manufacturers and professionals through various colleges and universities in the region.
• Within 50 km of L&A will find nearly 40 different freight operators to choose from, allowing businesses of all sizes to reduce distribution costs.
• Lennox & Addington County is cost competitive in areas such as worker pay, operating costs, average start-up capital costs, taxes, healthcare coverage, and telecom costs.  Serviced industrially zoned land as low as $20,000 an acre.

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Lennox & Addington County is home more than a dozen transportation companies that can get your product where it needs to go when you need it to get there.