Built for Industry. Connected for Trade.
Gallup-McKinley County offers companies a strategic Southwestern location where interstate, rail, industrial land, workforce resources, and coordinated project support come together.
The Gallup-McKinley TradePort is being developed around assets that already move people and freight across the country: Interstate 40, BNSF Railway's Southern Transcon, U.S. Highway 491, Carbon Coal Road, and the rail-served Gallup Energy Logistics Park. Together, these connections provide access toward Southern California and its ports, across New Mexico and the Southwest, north to the Four Corners, and east to national markets.
An Integrated Industrial Strategy
GGEDC's target industries are intentionally connected. Manufacturers can locate near rail, warehousing, and suppliers. Food processors can benefit from cold storage, packaging, and distribution. Recycling companies can supply recovered materials to manufacturers. Advanced-energy projects can support industrial power, fuels, equipment, and resilience. The objective is to build practical industry clusters in which companies strengthen one another's supply chains and operating economics.
Explore the Opportunities
- Advanced & Value-Added Manufacturing
- Freight Logistics, Warehousing & Fulfillment
- Cold Chain Logistics & Temperature-Controlled Storage
- Food & Agribusiness Manufacturing
- Advanced Energy & Industrial Power Solutions
- Advanced Recycling & Circular Manufacturing
- Rail-Served Industry & Transload
- Automotive & Commercial-Vehicle Proving Ground
Start a Confidential Conversation
GGEDC helps companies compare sites, evaluate infrastructure, connect with property owners and utilities, identify workforce and incentive resources, and coordinate with public- and private-sector partners. Tell us what your project requires, and we will help determine where it fits within Gallup-McKinley County.