Apache County in northeastern Arizona enjoys easy access to major markets in the Southwest and West Coast regions. With well-connected transportation routes such as interstates I-40 and I-10, as well as highways US-60 and US-191, the county is within reach of cities like Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Denver, benefiting industries such as renewable energy, forest product manufacturing, and animal feeding operations. Similarly, Navajo County in northern Arizona provides access to key markets in the Western United States through transportation routes like I-40, US-60, and US-191, connecting to cities within a 400-mile radius, supporting industries like potash mining, helium extraction, and outdoor and recreation manufacturing. Both counties have invested in broadband infrastructure, enabling economic growth and industry development.