Facts about Corridor H

Corridor H in West Virginia is 130 Miles long and 13 miles long in Virginia. 

75% of the road in West Virginia will be complete by 2013 and 87% under construction by 2018.

The road begins at I-79 and will end at the I-81/I-66 junction by Front Royal, Virginia.

Front Royal Virginia has a large inland port with double stack rail service to the largest, deepest port on in the Easter United States.

West Virginia’s Hardwood Industry alone exported $85 Million internationally in 2010.

The completion of the Corridor H is expected to create 80,000 jobs throughout the Appalachian Corridor System.

Corridor H is being considered a National Defense Highway for its direct exodus route from Washington, D.C.

Corridor H was first proposed in 1964.

Corridor H is currently scheduled to be completed in 2034.