Situated in the heart of Cass County, Logansport, Indiana, is nestled between the Wabash and Eel Rivers.  Surrounded by picturesque farms and acres of rich farmland, the community offers the charm of small town living as well as the convenience of city commodities.

The city is served by five major highways that provide easy access from any direction.  Because of Logansport's proximity to Indiana cities, Cass County's location is ideal for economic growth and development.

East-West:  US Highway 24 is a major route that connects Logansport with Interstate 65, about 45 minutes to the west.  This provides a quick route to Indianapolis and Chicago.  To the east, US 24 intersects with US 31, a four-lane divided highway that goes north to Michigan and south to Indianapolis.  Further east, US 24 connects with I-69 and Fort Wayne.

North-South:  US Highway 35 heads north to Michigan City and south to Kokomo, where it joins US 31.  State Highway 25 also joins 31 to the north, and connects Logansport with Lafayette to the south.  State Highway 29 provides another route south to Indianapolis.

Logansport will soon have improved access to Fort Wayne and Lafayette.  Construction is underway on phases of the Hoosier Heartland Industrial Corridor, a four-lane highway that will connect the two cities.