Location, Location, Location! In Junction City-Geary County

24 Feb 2020


Junction City-Geary County has an ideal location with easy access to air, rail and road transportation options that can be viewed on our Location Advantages link. With the metropolises of Kansas City, Topeka and Wichita all under 115 miles away, Junction City-Geary County is easily accessible and surrounded by opportunity. The community can be accessed via I-70, U.S. 77, Hwy K-18, Hwy K-57 and I-135. 

The county has direct access to the Union Pacific Railroad and is conveniently located to Manhattan Regional Airport, the second-busiest commercial airport in Kansas. The excellent location of Junction City-Geary County combined with a pro-business atmosphere makes the area perfect for new or expanding businesses. Learn more about what makes our location great by clicking here. 

 

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