Mid-America Rail Campus | Falls City, Nebraska

The Mid-America Rail Campus is a 1,017-acre speculative industrial rail park in Falls City, Nebraska served by the Union Pacific railroad.  Falls City is the mid-point between Omaha and Kansas City.  Although the community is served by two First Class Railroads,  only the Union Pacific's mainline is directly accessible from the site.  The campus is bound to the west by U.S. Hwy 73, with four major metropolitan areas within 90 minutes:  Kansas City, Omaha, Lincoln, and Topeka.

The Union Pacific rail line runs along the eastern portion of the site, the Kansas border provides the southern boundary, and the Big Nemaha River is towards the north.  Interstate 29 is 20 minutes east along U.S. Hwy 136 over the new Missouri River Bridge at Rulo, NE.  U.S. Hwy 36 is 20 minutes south in Hiawatha, KS and U.S. Hwy 75 is 15 minutes west along Nebraska State Hwy 8.  The navigable Missouri River is 10 miles east at the Port of Rulo.

Falls City is the economic hub for the tri-state region (NE, KS, MO) with a 2022 population of 38,481 living in counties within a 25-mile radius.  The Mid-America Rail Campus offers development-ready parcels with land-use flexibility served by Falls City Utilities.  

Target Projects:  Agriculture, Manufacturing, Biofuels, Distribution, Shipping and Logistics, Food and Beverage, and Data Centers.

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Why Falls City, Nebraska

• Nebraska is ranked #7 best state for business and #7 for life, health & inclusion.  (CNBC, 2022)
• Ranked #4 best state in America, #5 for infrastructure, #7 for education, and #10 best economy.  (U.S. News, 2023)
• The cost of doing business in Nebraska is 8% below the national average and #6 in financial health. (Truth in Accounting, 2022)
• America’s only 100% public power state provides customers with some of the lowest rates in the nation; #1 for power reliability and #6 best state for energy. (U.S. News, 2023)
• Falls City, NE is one of few places in the Midwest with this much undeveloped land and access to two first class railroads.
• The site extends 2.5 Miles along the Union Pacific Railroad.
• Located on the Kansas border, 10 miles from the Missouri River, and equidistant between Kansas City and Omaha.
• From this 1,017-acre rail site, you’ll have access to quality infrastructure and rail service.