Northwest Ohio Transportation and Logistics Intermodal

Network

Our Region’s Response to a Changing Economy

Paul L. Toth Jr.President & CEO

Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority

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Meijer Distribution Center

Lowe’s Distribution Center

Kohl’s Distribution Center

Best Buy Distribution Center

Walgreen’s Distribution Center

Menards Distribution Center

Big Box Distribution is booming in the Toledo Region

UPS Distribution Hub

Fed Ex Ground Distribution HubHome Depot Distribution Center

Source UT-ITI

Ohio Logistics Distribution Center

The Great Lakes is one of ten Emerging Mega-regions in the U.S.

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Northwest Ohio

Half the population of the U.S. is accessible within one-day drive

• Multi-Modal Connectivity

• Rail – Norfolk Southern (NS), CSX, and Canadian National (CN) Connected

• Located at major U.S. thoroughfare crossroads

– Interstate 75

– Interstate 80/90

– Heavy weight truck routes to Michigan (154,000 gross)

• Lake trading vessels, overseas vessel, lake barges

• Pipeline

The Region Provides Exceptional Access to the Eastern and Midwestern U.S. and Canada

• Trucks departing TOL can reach Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, parts of Pennsylvania and Kentucky and even reach Chicago within 5 hours.

• Our location at the crossroads of I-75 and I80/90 makes Toledo accessible from all directions.

TOL’s Market CharacteristicsPercentage of

U.S. Industrial Markets

Within 500 Miles (800 km)

Within 250 Miles (400 km)

Proximity to Northwest Ohio

2nd Day Service 1 Day Service

Car & Truck Assembly Plants

77% 39%

Primary Metals 64% 39%

Transportation Equipment

55% 36%

Machinery (except electrical)

55% 20%

Rubber & Plastic 54% 22%

Fabricated Metal Products

52% 29%

Canadian Industrial Markets

47% 25%

Electric & Electronic Equip.

44% 17%

Food & Kindred Products

43% 38%

Percentage of U.S. Consumer Markets

Within 500 Miles (800 km)

Within 250 Miles (400 km)

Proximity to Northwest Ohio

2nd Day Service 1 Day Service

Total Area Population

93,860,000 37,050,000

% of U.S. Population

38% 15%

% of Retail Sales 37% 14%

% of Effective Buying Income (U.S.)

39% 15%

% of Effective Buying Income (Canada)

38% 25%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau & Regional Growth Partnership

MSA Capture – 2010 Population

5,955,839

MI 4,704,743Livingston

Macomb

Monroe

Oakland

St. Clair

Washtenaw

Wayne

180,967

840,978

152,021

1,202,362

163,040

344,791

1,820,548

OH 834,839Allen

Erie

Fulton

Lucas

Ottawa

Wood

106,333

77,079

42,698

441,815

41,428

125,488

Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)U.S. Census Bureau

IN 416,257

Allen

Wells

Whitley

355,329

27,636

33,292

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MSA Capture - 2010 PopulationState Population

2010Population

Rank

CA 37,253,956 1

TX 25,145,561 2

NY 19,378,102 3

FL 18,801,310 4

IL 12,830,632 5

PA 12,702,379 6

OH 11,536,504 7

MI 9,883,640 8

GA 9,687,653 9

NC 9,535,483 10

State Population 2010

Population Rank

NJ 8,791,894 11

VA 8,001,024 12

WA 6,724,540 13

MA 6,547,629 14

IN 6,483,802 15

AZ 6,166,318 16

TN 6,346,105 17

MO 5,988,927 18

Lake Erie West

5,955,839 19

MD 5,773,552 20

Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)U.S. Census Bureau

MSA Capture - 2009 GDPMetropolitan Area 2009 gdp

(millions of $)gdp rank

New York-Northern New Jersey-Long Island

$1,210,387 1

Los Angeles-Long Beach-Santa Ana

$730,941 2

Chicago-Naperville-Joliet $508,712 3

Washington-Arlington-Alexandria

$407,463 4

Houston-Sugar Land-Baytown $363,201 5

Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington $356,615 6

San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont

$335,563 7

Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington

$335,112

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Boston-Cambridge-Quincy $298,256 9

Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Marietta $264,700 10

Metropolitan Area 2009 gdp (millions of $)

gdp rank

Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach

$252,647 11

Lake Erie West $231,357 12

Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue $228,797 13

Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale $190,725 14

Minneapolis-St Paul-Bloomington $189,801 15

San Diego-Carlsbad-San Marcos $171,471 16

Denver-Aurora $152,868 17

San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara $147,370 18

Baltimore-Towson $138,420 19

St Louis $124,558 20

Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)US Census Bureau

NW Ohio Intermodal Projects 2009-2011• Port Authority $35.2 M

– Ship/Rail/Truck

• Airline Yard $12.8 M– Rail/Truck

• Toledo Express $7.2 M– Air/Truck

• CSX Gateway $175 M– Rail/Truck

Total Intermodal

Construction $230.2 M

Recent, Present, & Planned Projects

• Recent $237 M– Veterans’ Glass City Skyway

2007• Present $400 M

– US 24 Fort to Port 2012– I-75/475 Interchange 2013

• Planned (TRAC Tier 2) $486 M– I-75 N Toledo – US 20 & I-475 (Central)– I-75 Perrysburg to Findlay– SR 18 Relocation

Total Bridge & Highway Construction $1,123 M

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Chicago

New York

Florida

Boston

St. Louis

Memphis

New Orleans

Wilmington

Hampton Roads

Baltimore

N Baltimore Transfer Yard

Pittsburgh

Chambersburg

N Baltimore Intermodal Yard

Planned Construction

Howard St Tunnel

Columbus

N Baltimore Yard - $175 Million Complete 2011

Improves the flow of freight between the Mid-Atlantic and Midwest, as well as the nation

Creates a double stack network along key corridors

Total National Gateway Investment - $842 million Complete 2014

CSX National Gateway

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Toledo Express Airport

• South Development Area contains 75 acres in initial offering capable of supporting nearly one million s.f. of development.

• Site is adjacent to 78 acre (non exclusive) air cargo ramp

• Infrastructure improvements are ongoing

Strategic Land Development Opportunities: Jeep

Strategic Land Development Opportunities: Ironville Dock

Strategic Land Development Opportunities: Heidtman & Beazer

Strategic Land Development: Facility No. 2

Thank You

Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority

Paul L. Toth, Jr.

President & CEO

One Maritime Plaza, 7th Floor

Toledo, OH 43604

United States

P: +1 419 243 8251

F: +1 419 243 1835

Websites

www.toledoportauthority.org

www.toledoexpress.com

www.toledoseaport.org

www.tourtheport.com