MBS International Airport (MBS), Freeland, MI — Northwest and United airlines offer daily non-stop flights to Detroit, Minneapolis, New York and Chicago O’Hare
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Centrally Located to Major U.S. and International Markets |
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Distance |
Drive Time |
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| Ann Arbor, MI | 95 miles South | 1 hour 35 minutes |
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Detroit, MI |
112 miles South |
1 hour 30 minutes |
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Toledo, OH |
150 miles South |
2 hours 30 minutes |
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
294 miles East |
5 hours 10 minutes |
| Chicago, IL | 314 miles Southwest | 5 hours 10 minutes |
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Buffalo, NY |
318 miles East |
5 hours 40 minutes |
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Cincinnati, OH |
346 miles South |
5 hours 30 minutes |
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Indianapolis, IN |
350 mines South |
5 hours 35 minutes |
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Pittsburgh, PA |
395 miles Southeast |
6 hours 20 minutes |
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Washington D.C. |
635 miles East |
10 hours 25 minutes |
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New York, NY |
716 miles Southeast |
12 hours |
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Ocean-going ships and Great Lakes vessels have access to a customs port of entry in the Great Lakes Bay via the St. Lawrence Seaway. Twenty marine terminals handle five million tons of cargo annually, serve over 300 ships, transport coal, sand, limestone, grain, cement, and petroleum products.
Class I rail lines transport agricultural products, chemicals, automobile parts, coal, and other products to regional, national, Canadian, and Mexican markets. Rail service in the Great Lakes Bay Region is provided by: CSX, Huron and Eastern Railway, Mid-Michigan Railroad and Saginaw Bay Southern & Lakes State Railway.
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