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CC OO RR SS II CC AA NN AA TT EE XX AA SS TABLETABLE OFOF CONTENTSCONTENTS TABLETABLE OFOF CONTENTSCONTENTS CORSICANA,CORSICANA, TEXASTEXAS SECTION 1: COMMUNITY SECTION 1: COMMUNITY • HISTORY OF CORSICANA, TEXAS • HISTORY OF CORSICANA, TEXAS • QUALITY OF LIFE – CORSICANA, TEXAS • QUALITY OF LIFE – CORSICANA, TEXAS • POPULATION – CORSICANA, TEXAS (1850 – 2010) • POPULATION – CORSICANA, TEXAS (1850 – 2010) • POPULATION PROJECTIONS - CITY OF CORSICANA AND NAVARRO COUNTY (1950 – 2060) • POPULATION PROJECTIONS - CITY OF CORSICANA AND NAVARRO COUNTY (1950 – 2060) • POPULATION DENSITY (60 MILE RADIUS) • POPULATION DENSITY (60 MILE RADIUS) • STRATEGIC LOCATION (TEXAS TRIANGLE) • STRATEGIC LOCATION (TEXAS TRIANGLE) • SUPERIOR LOCATION (DRIVE TIMES & TRANSPORTATION NETWORK)NETWORK • SUPERIOR LOCATION (DRIVE TIMES & TRANSPORTATION NETWORK) • AIR TRAVEL (AIRPORT ACCESSIBILITY) • AIR TRAVEL (AIRPORT ACCESSIBILITY) • STATE OF TEXAS – SIX TARGET CLUSTERS • STATE OF TEXAS – SIX TARGET CLUSTERS • STATE OF TEXAS – 11 INDUSTRIAL CLUSTER REGIONS • STATE OF TEXAS – 11 INDUSTRIAL CLUSTER REGIONS SECTION 2: LABOR SECTION 2: LABOR • NEW INDUSTRIAL JOBS & NEW CAPITAL INVESTMENT (1997 – 2010) • NEW INDUSTRIAL JOBS & NEW CAPITAL INVESTMENT (1997 – 2010) • WORKFORCE AVAILABILITY – CORSICANA, TEXAS (60 MILE RADIUS) • WORKFORCE AVAILABILITY – CORSICANA, TEXAS (60 MILE RADIUS) • INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS – CORSICANA, TEXAS • INDUSTRIAL PARTNERS – CORSICANA, TEXAS • MAJOR EMPLOYERS – CORSICANA, TEXAS (NATURE OF BUSINESS & NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES) • MAJOR EMPLOYERS – CORSICANA, TEXAS (NATURE OF BUSINESS & NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES) SECTION 3: RECENT DEVELOPMENT SECTION 3: RECENT DEVELOPMENT • INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION PROJECTS – CORSICANA, TEXAS • INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION PROJECTS – CORSICANA, TEXAS • COMMERCIAL & RETAIL DEVELOPMENTS – CORSICANA, TEXAS • COMMERCIAL & RETAIL DEVELOPMENTS – CORSICANA, TEXAS • CINERGY CINEMA: FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER • CINERGY CINEMA: FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER • EXIT # 229: RAMP REVERSAL PROJECT (NB I-45) • EXIT # 229: RAMP REVERSAL PROJECT (NB I-45) • 7TH AVENUE DRAINAGE PROJECT •7TH AVENUE DRAINAGE PROJECT • INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS (I.O.O.F) – EVENT CENTER PROJECT • INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS (I.O.O.F) – EVENT CENTER PROJECT • COOK CENTER EXPANSION PROJECT – NAVARRO COLLEGE • COOK CENTER EXPANSION PROJECT – NAVARRO COLLEGE • MEDICAL & HEALTH FACILITIES – CORSICANA, TEXAS • MEDICAL & HEALTH FACILITIES – CORSICANA, TEXAS • RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS – NAVARRO COUNTY, TEXAS • RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS – NAVARRO COUNTY, TEXAS • RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS – CORSICANA, TEXAS • RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS – CORSICANA, TEXAS TABLETABLE OFOF CONTENTSCONTENTS CORSICANA,CORSICANA, TEXASTEXAS SECTIONSECTION 4: 4: RETAIL RETAIL TRADE TRADE INFORMATION INFORMATION •• RETAILRETAIL TRADE TRADE AREA AREA MAP MAP & & DEMOGRAPHICS DEMOGRAPHICS •• SELECTEDSELECTED RETAIL RETAIL LOCATIONS LOCATIONS COMMUNITYCOMMUNITY CORSICANA,CORSICANA, TEXASTEXAS HISTORYHISTORY 18481848 FOUNDINGFOUNDING – – COUNTYCOUNTY SEAT SEAT FOR FOR NAVARRO NAVARRO COUNTY COUNTY 18491849 FIRSTFIRST COURTHOUSE COURTHOUSE CONSTRUCTED CONSTRUCTED (LOG (LOG CABIN) CABIN) 18661866 OIL OIL CITY CITY IRON IRON WORKS, WORKS, INC. INC. – – FOUNDEDFOUNDED 18711871 HOUSTONHOUSTON & & TEXAS TEXAS CENTRAL CENTRAL RAILROAD RAILROAD (UNION (UNION PACIFIC) PACIFIC) 18801880 TEXASTEXAS & & St. St. LOUIS LOUIS RAILWAY RAILWAY (COTTON (COTTON BELT) BELT) 18941894 DISCOVERYDISCOVERY OF OF OIL OIL – – TEXASTEXAS OIL OIL BOOM BOOM BEGINS BEGINS 18961896 COLLINCOLLIN STREET STREET BAKERY BAKERY 18981898 CORSICANACORSICANA BECOMES BECOMES OIL OIL & & INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL CENTER CENTER 18991899 CHAMBERCHAMBER OF OF COMMERCE COMMERCE – – FOUNDEDFOUNDED 19231923 POWELLPOWELL OIL OIL FIELD FIELD DISCOVERED DISCOVERED (500 (500 OIL OIL WELLS) WELLS) 19421942 AIRAIR ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES OF OF TEXAS TEXAS – – FLIGHTFLIGHT TRAINING TRAINING (WW (WW II) II) 19461946 NAVARRONAVARRO JUNIOR JUNIOR COLLEGE COLLEGE – – FOUNDEDFOUNDED 19871987 RICHLANDRICHLAND CHAMBERS CHAMBERS RESERVOIR RESERVOIR – – IMPOUNDEDIMPOUNDED 20002000 RUSSELLRUSSELL STOVER STOVER CANDIES CANDIES 20032003 KOHL’SKOHL’S DISTRIBUTION DISTRIBUTION CENTER CENTER 20042004 FIRESTONEFIRESTONE BUILDING BUILDING PRODUCTS PRODUCTS PACTIV EQUIPMENT 20052005 PACTIVPACTIV EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT 2006 NORTHROP GRUMMAN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 20062006 NORTHROPNORTHROP GRUMMAN GRUMMAN IN INFOFORMATIONRMATION TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 2007 INDUSTRIAL PIPE FITTINGS & SUPPLY 20072007 INDUSTRIALINDUSTRIAL PIPE PIPE FITTINGS FITTINGS & & SUPPLY SUPPLY 2008 ABLE TECHNOLOGIES 20082008 ABLEABLE TECHNOLOGIES TECHNOLOGIES 2009 HKI TERMINAL, INC. 20092009 HKIHKI TERMINAL, TERMINAL, INC. INC. 2010 EFFECTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL, INC. 20102010 EFFECTIVEEFFECTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL, ENVIRONMENTAL, INC. INC. 2011 UNITED STEEL & PIPE, INC. 20112011 UNITEDUNITED STEEL STEEL & & PIPE, PIPE, INC. INC. POPULATIONPOPULATION 18501850 -- 20102010 28,000 23,770 30,000 26,014 24,485 22,911 21,712 25,000 20,750 20,344 19,972 19,211 17,500 20,000 15,202 9,313 11,300 15,000 10,000 5,000 5,000 1,200 216 0 1850 1861 1885 1900 1923 1925 1930 1940 1950 1960 1965 1970 1980 1990 2000 2005 2010 (SOURCE: US CENSUS BUREAU, TEXAS ALMANAC) POPULATIONPOPULATION PROJECTIONSPROJECTIONS CITYCITY OFOF CORSICANACORSICANA && NAVARRONAVARRO COUNTYCOUNTY POPULATION PROJECTIONS FOR CITY OF CORSICANA AND NAVARRO COUNTY 90,000 80,000 70,000 60,000 3 nty ty ou oun C 50,000 o C ro varr var Na Na 40,000 POPULATION10 X cana a 30,000 CorsCi orsican 20,000 10,000 0 1950 1970 1990 2010 2030 2050 2070 Navarro County YEAR Corsicana (Source: North Central Texas Council of Governments and Texas State Data Center) POPULATIONPOPULATION DENSITYDENSITY MARKETMARKET AREA AREA 1010 MILES MILES 35,366 35,366 2020 MILES MILES 73,593 73,593 3030 MILES MILES 166,820 166,820 4040 MILES MILES 396,185 396,185 5050 MILES MILES 1,283,764 1,283,764 6060 MILES MILES 3,374,456 3,374,456 (SOURCE: US CENSUS BUREAU, 2009) 3.373.37 MILLIONMILLION PEOPLEPEOPLE WITHINWITHIN 6060 MILESMILES && 6060 MINUTESMINUTES DRIVEDRIVE TIMETIME QUALITYQUALITY OFOF LIFELIFE CORSICANA,CORSICANA, TEXASTEXAS SUPERIORSUPERIOR LOCATIONLOCATION DRIVEDRIVE TIMESTIMES SUPERIOR LOCATION DALLAS 50 MINUTES FT. WORTH 60 MINUTES DFW AIRPORT 70 MINUTES AUSTIN 2 HRS. 20 MINS. HOUSTON 3 HOURS SAN ANTONIO 3 HRS. 25 MINS. 5050 MILLION MILLION PEOPLE PEOPLE & & 70+ 70+ MAJO MAJORR MARKETS MARKETS WITHIN WITHIN 24 24 HOURS HOURS STRATEGICSTRATEGIC LOCATIONLOCATION CENTRALCENTRAL TEXASTEXAS TRIANGLETRIANGLE SUPERIOR LOCATION 53 MILES S. OF DALLAS 70 MILES E. OF FT. WORTH 231 MILES N. OF SAN ANTONIO 187 MILES N. OF HOUSTON 54 MILES E. OF WACO TRANSPORTATION NETWORK INTERSTATE 45 (6 LANES) U.S. HIGHWAY 287 (4 LANES) TEXAS HIGHWAYS 31 & 22 75%75% OFOF ALLALL TEXANSTEXANS LIVELIVE WITHINWITHIN THETHE ‘‘CENTRALCENTRAL TEXASTEXAS TRIANGLETRIANGLE’’ AIRAIR TRAVELTRAVEL AIRPORT ACCESSIBILITY • D/FW AIRPORT 1HR. 10 MINS. • 3rd BUSIEST IN WORLD • 2,150 FLIGHTS / DAY • 160 DESTINATIONS WORLDWIDE • DALLAS LOVE 60 MINS. • 249,400+ FLIGHTS • TWO AIRLINES SERVING 60 CITIES • C. DAVID CAMPBELL 8 MINS. • JET-A-FUEL 4 HOURS TO EAST & WEST COASTS 4 HOURS TO EAST & WEST COASTS • 5,000 FT. 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