Overview

History of Jefferson

Location

Demographics

Education

Quality of Life

Testimonials

Jefferson County is strategically centered in the heart of North Florida, at the intersection of two major transportation corridors.  Interstate 10, which traverses the United States from California to Florida, has three interchanges in the county.  U.S. Highway 19 is a major north-south U.S. route that begins in southern Florida and travels through northern Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia and Pennsylvania, terminating in Erie.

Jefferson County is just minutes from Tallahassee, Florida’s capital city, where passenger and cargo air service is readily available; and a deep seaport is two hours away.

While traffic congestion is nonexistent in Jefferson County, it is ideally situated to offer transportation to manufacturers, distributors and service companies.  Just one more “Rural Advantage”.

“We’re a transportation and logistics company.  Our service center in the Jefferson County Industrial Park provides easy access to major transportation corridors and allows us to serve as a gateway to South Florida.”

Ian Waters, Sales & Service Manager
Con-way Freight