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Caldwell Municipal Airport is managed and owned by the City of Caldwell, situated just off North Hull Street in Caldwell.

Located less than 20 miles from the new Texas A&M University System, RELLIS Campus in Bryan-College Station, the airport serves as the western gateway to the Brazos Valley, positioned at the heart of the Texas Triangle. The City of Caldwell encompasses about 10 acres of land that the airport occupies.

Somerville, Texas, benefits from Class I rail service provided by BNSF Railway. The 103-acre Somerville Industrial site is recognized as a certified location within BNSF's Premier Parks, Sites, and Transload program.

Burleson County, Texas, sits at the crossroads of two significant highways: SH 21, which runs east-west, and SH 36, which runs north-south. An impressive 17,000 vehicles traverse these vital routes each day! Located in the center of the Texas Triangle, Caldwell boasts over 10 million residents within a one-and-a-half-hour drive and captures 80% of Texas's population within a three-hour drive.

Burleson County has 8 internet service providers. Fiber, Cable, DSL, and Fixed Wireless internet are available in the county.