Barge
Indiana's three ports in Burns Harbor, Mount Vernon and Jeffersonville are all connected by the Inland Waterway System via the Ohio, Mississippi and Illinois rivers. This also gives Indiana's ports year-round access to international ships in New Orleans.

Highway
Port of Indiana-Mount Vernon is located in Mount Vernon, Ind., on the Ohio River, 15 miles west of Evansville, Ind. The port's roadways do not have weight limits and more than 50 trucking companies serve the Mount Vernon area.

Rail
The Port of Indiana-Mount Vernon is served by the Evansville Western Railway, with 7-day-a-week switching service available to all tenants. The port enjoys benefits from its close proximity to a major CSX classification yard and service from a local shortline railroad.

Air
Evansville Regional Airport officially opened in 1930. Today, it is an important component in the nation's aviation industry that offers over 40 flights a day to destinations around the country. With a focus on innovation and customer service, Evansville Regional Airport provides services that meet business and non-business air travel needs and is an effective economic engine and job producing catalyst for the community.