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Getting Here. Getting Around. Staying Connected.

Charleston, West Virginia, is easily accessible by road, air, river, and rail, making it an ideal location for businesses, residents, and visitors alike. With robust infrastructure and essential utility providers in place, Charleston is built for convenience and connectivity.

Highways & Roadways

Charleston sits at the crossroads of major interstate and U.S. highway systems, offering seamless travel and transportation options throughout the region. These major routes make Charleston a strategic hub for commerce, logistics, and travel.

Interstates

I-64, I-77, I-79, and the West Virginia Turnpike

US Highways

35, 60, 119

State Routes

25, 61, 62, 114, 501, 601, 622

Air Travel

West Virginia International Yeager Airport
Located just minutes from downtown Charleston, West Virginia International Yeager Airport (CRW) offers daily nonstop service to major U.S. cities including Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C.

CRW is also home to the Marshall University Bill Noe Flight School, a growing center for aviation education and training in the region.

Waterways

Charleston is located on the Kanawha River, a key waterway for commercial barge traffic and part of the Ohio River navigation system—providing multimodal transportation options for businesses.

Rail

The region is served by freight rail lines, offering critical infrastructure for shipping and logistics. Rail access supports the movement of goods across state lines and beyond.

Public Transit

Kanawha Valley Regional Transportation Authority (KRT)

KRT delivers dependable, affordable public transit throughout Charleston and Kanawha County, making it easier for residents and commuters to move efficiently across the area.

Visit rideonkrt.com to plan your trip!

Utilities

Essential utility services are provided by trusted regional providers, ensuring reliable access to energy and clean water.

  • Electric Power: American Electric Power

  • Natural Gas: Mountaineer Gas

  • Water & Treatment: West Virginia American Water