A choice to locate facilities in California’s Heartland means rapid and cost-effective access to the West’s major markets, via truck, mainline rail, or air service.

Merced has long been a Central California transportation hub. The town was born when the Central Pacific Railroad established a station here in 1871, and rail service still plays an important role in getting goods to market and getting Merced’s citizens where they want to go. With Highway 99 (the Main Street of California) running through the City of Merced, and I-5 on the West side of the county, a substantial portion of all north/south traffic in the state passes through the county.


MILES TO
MARKET
Fresno 45
Las Vegas 461
Los Angeles 275
Oakland 115
Reno 285
Sacramento 118
San Diego 400
San Francisco 131
San Jose 115
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