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Augusta Mil l Overview• Current size: Approximately 750 employees

• Coated paperboard

• Bleached coated linerboard

• Aseptic packaging board

• Blister packaging board

• Cigarette carton board

• Bristols (used for greeting cards, posters, lottery tickets)

Distance from Augusta to:

Columbia, S.C.: 78 miles Charleston, S.C.: 139 miles Atlanta, Ga.: 144 miles Charlotte, N.C.: 168 miles Myrtle Beach, S.C.: 211 miles Jacksonville, Fla.: 250 miles Birmingham, Ala.: 288 miles Raleigh, N.C.: 300 miles Nashville, Tenn.: 398 miles Washington, D.C.: 560 miles

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To See, To Know… The Augusta Mil l Region

• Population: 200,000

• Second oldest city in Georgia

• 136 feet above sea level

• 150 miles east of Atlanta

• Home of the Masters® Golf Tournament

• Nickname: Garden City

• Savannah River is the state line separating Georgia and South Carolina

• Civil War monuments

Home To• Augusta Medical College of Georgia

• Augusta Technical College

• Georgia Military College

• Georgia Regents University

• Paine College

Augusta Offers Sports of All Sorts!Known as the water sports capital of the Southeast, Augusta is home to international events such as the Augusta Invitational Rowing Regatta and the Augusta Southern Nationals.

Access to the Savannah River, Lake Olmstead, the Augusta Canal and J. Strom Thurmond Dam & Lake at Clarks Hill makes a perfect setting for a host of water activities, including boating, swimming, canoeing, kayaking and fishing. Water racing and tournaments include rowing, sailing and fishing.

Other At t ract ions• If you’re into horsing around, check out the Augusta

Cutting Horse Futurity and the National Barrel Association Championship

• Augusta’s Wildwood Park is now the home of the International Disc Golf Association

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Bogalusa Mil l Overview• Current size: Approximately 425 employees

• Product end uses: Corrugated boxes and shipping containers

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Distance from Bogalusa to:

Mandeville/Covington, La.: 28 miles New Orleans, La.: 78 miles Biloxi, Miss.: 96 miles Baton Rouge, La.: 98 miles Mobile, Ala.: 134 miles Gulf Shores, Ala.: 172 miles Birmingham, Ala.: 291 miles Memphis, Tenn.: 327 miles Little Rock, Ark.: 380 miles Atlanta, Ga.: 435 miles

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To See, To Know… The Bogalusa Mil l Region

• Population of Washington Parish: 47,168

• Population of Bogalusa: 12,761

• A diversified economy with Our Lady of the Angels Hospital and International Paper, the city’s largest employers

• Bogalusa is an hour from New Orleans, an hour from Baton Rouge and 90 minutes from the Mississippi Gulf Coast

At t ract ions• Bogalusa, Northshore and New Orleans

Mardi Gras celebrations and parades

• Bogalusa Blues and Heritage Festival

• Washington Parish Free Fair

• Christmas in the Park

• Sheridan Rayburn Memorial Tri-State Rodeo

• Bogue Chitto State Park

• St. Tammany Trace Bike Trail

• Fountainebleu State Park

• New Orleans Jazz Fest

• French Quarter Festival

• Essence Festival, New Orleans

• Bayou Country SuperFest, Baton Rouge

• New Orleans Saints NFL and Pelicans NBA teams

• SEC Sports

• National World War II Museum

• New Orleans Musuem of Art (NOMA)

• Audubon Zoo and Aquarium

• Sportsman’s Paradise: fishing, boating and hunting

Higher Educat ion• Northshore Tech Community College

• University of New Orleans

• Tulane University

• Louisiana State University

• Southeastern Louisiana University



Cedar River Mil l Overview• Started operations in 1995, one of the newest paper mills in

the United States

• Current size: Approximately 220 employees

• The largest 100% recycled paper mill outside of China

• Containerboard

• Boxes

• Packaging

Distance from Cedar Rapids to:

Ames, Iowa: 101 miles Des Moines, Iowa: 104 miles Chicago, Ill.: 208 miles Omaha, Nev.: 230 miles St. Louis, Mo.: 244 miles Kansas City, Mo.: 251 miles Indianapolis, Ind.: 326 miles

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To See, To Know. . . The Cedar River Mil l Region

• Located on the Cedar River in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Part of the Cedar Rapids/Iowa City Eastern Corridor

• Cedar Rapids is the second largest city in Iowa

• Population: city 128,429; metro 255,452; Eastern Corridor 416,443

• Cedar Rapids is an economic hub of the state, located in the core of the Interstate 380 Corridor

• Cedar Rapids is positioned conveniently and centrally between six of the Midwest’s major metropolitan areas: Chicago, Kansas City, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Omaha and St. Louis, all of which are a 3-4 hour drive.

• Cedar Rapids has more engineers per capita than any other city in the United States

Home To• Brucemore Historical Mansion

• Downtown Farmer’s Market

• Eastern Iowa Airport; daily non-stop flights to 12 major hubs and vacation spots

• Field of Dreams (Baseball Park) – Movie Site©

• Freedom Festival; a two-week celebration leading to July 4th

• Grant Wood Studio

• Indian Creek Nature Center

• McGrath Amphitheater

• National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library

• New Bo City Market

• RAGBRAI; annual week-long bike ride across the state

• The Cedar Rapids Museum of Art

• The Paramount Theatre

• Uptown Friday Night

• Usher’s Ferry Historic Village

Top Area Employers• ADM (Archer Daniels Midland)

• Amana Refrigeration

• Cargill, Inc.

• ConAgra Foods

• General Mills

• Nordstrom

• Penford Corporation

• Quaker Oats/Pepsico

• Rockwell Collins, Inc.

• St. Luke’s Hospital

• Transamerica

Recreat ion• Bicycling, including a large network of dedicated trails

• Camping

• Fishing

• Golfing

• Hiking

• Hunting

• Shooting ranges

• Water sports, such as boating, canoeing, wakeboarding, water skiing, kayaking

• Winter sports, such as cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, ice skating

Sports• Cedar Rapids Kernels, Minor League Baseball – Class A for

Minnesota Twins

• Cedar Rapids Roughriders, USHL hockey team

• Cedar Rapids Titans, professional indoor football

• Hawkeye Downs Speedway/Motocross

• Major Arena Soccer League Team

Higher Educat ion• Coe College

• Cornell College

• Iowa State University

• Kirkwood Community College

• Mount Mercy University

• University of Iowa

• University of Northern Iowa

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CTC Overview• Current size: Approximately 240 Technology

employees, plus representation from other groups

• Multiple Centers of Excellence Groups

• Customer Support Center

• Product Development

• Product Testing

• Applied Research

• Reliability Center of Excellence

• Retail Experience Center

• Knowledge Resource Center

• Midwest Regional IT Support

Distance from Loveland CTC to:

Downtown Cincinnati: 14 miles Lexington, Ky.: 83 miles Henderson, Ky.: 233 miles Memphis, Tenn.: 425 miles Raleigh, N.C.: 523 miles Atlanta, Ga.: 525 miles Savannah, Ga.: 675 miles Pensacola, Fla.: 720 miles Dallas, Texas: 960 miles

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To See, To Know… The CTC RegionThe CTC is located in the growing suburb of Loveland, the only town in the State of Ohio that lies in three counties: Hamilton, Clermont and Warren.

• Population: Loveland 11,600; Greater Cincinnati 2.2 million

Cincinnat i At t ract ionsThere is something for everybody in Cincinnati, from a visit to the zoo, an evening at Great American Ballpark watching the Reds or spending the day on the Ohio River, where historic Newport, Kentucky, is just a short walk over the Purple People Bridge.

The area is a hub for sports at the professional, college and even high school levels.

• Cincinnati Reds

• Cincinnati Bengals

• Western and Southern Open (ATP World Tour Tennis Tournament)

• College basketball (The Ohio State, U. of Cincinnati, U. of Dayton, U. of Kentucky and Xavier U.)

• Cincinnati Cyclones, East Coast Hockey League

Regional Events• Oktoberfest Zinzinnati USA

(largest Oktoberfest in U.S.)

• Western & Southern / WEBN Fireworks at Riverfest

• End of summer blowout with one of the Midwest’s largest fireworks displays

• Ohio Renaissance Festival

Higher Educat ion Nearby• Miami University

• Northern Kentucky University

• University of Cincinnati

• University of Dayton

• Xavier University

High-Prof i le Employers• AK Steel

• Ashland, Inc.

• Fifth Third Bancorp

• General Electric

• The Kroger Company

• Macy’s Inc.

• Omnicare, Inc.

• Procter & Gamble

• Siemens

• Toyota

• Western and Southern Financial

Ar ts and Cul ture• Aronoff Center for the Arts• Cincinnati Art Museum• Cincinnati Ballet• Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal• Cincinnati Pops Orchestra• Music Hall• National Underground Railroad Museum• Playhouse in the Park• Riverbend Music Center



Eastover Mil l Overview• Current size: Nearly 624 employees

• North American Papers Division

• Uncoated freesheet

• Envelopes

• DRM (Direct Return Mailer)

• MOCR (Multipurpose Optical Character Reader)

• Copy paper

Distance from Columbia to:

Augusta, Ga.: 68 miles Charlotte, N.C.: 91 miles Charleston, S.C.: 113 miles Myrtle Beach, S.C.: 147 miles Savannah, Ga.: 155 miles Atlanta, Ga.: 213 miles Jacksonville, Fla.: 289 miles Tampa, Fla.: 487 miles

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To See, To Know… The Eastover Mil l RegionThe City of Eastover, South Carolina, is located about 130 miles inland from the Atlantic coastline and has a population of 830. Situated 24 miles west of Eastover is Columbia, which is not only rich in history, but also offers a wide variety of arts, entertainment, dining and shopping, as well as numerous outdoor activities.

Prof i le of Greater Columbia• Capital of South Carolina


• Counties: Richland and Lexington

• Average temperature: 65°F

• Airport: Columbia Metropolitan

Top Employers in Greater Columbia• Palmetto Health

• Blue Cross Blue Shield of SC

• Richland School District #1

• SCE&G

• UPS

Higher Educat ion• Allen University

• Benedict College

• Columbia College

• Limestone College

• Midlands Technical College

• South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy

• South Carolina Fire Academy

• South University

• University of South Carolina

• Webster University

Things To Do• Columbia Museum of Art

• Riverbanks Zoo & Botanical Garden

• Columbia Children’s Theatre

• Cayce Historical Museum

• EdVenture Children’s Museum

• Performing arts and culture

• Southeastern Conference sports

• Many golf courses

• Three rivers and multiple lakes for boating and fishing

• Over 450 dining and nightlife spots



Frankl in Mil l Overview• F4 Machine rebuild began in 2011,

mill start-up in 2012

• Producing high quality bleached fluff pulp

• Nearby sustainably managed forests with optimal FSC/SFI/PEFC certified products

• ISO 9001 Certification

• Nordic Swan approved

• Product Development: Fluff pulp used in diapers, wipes, fem care and airlaid products

• Approximately 250 Employees

• Special focus on training and developing REACH engineers

• Close proximity to sixth largest containerized cargo complex in the United States

• Active Community Advisory Council Distance from Franklin to:

Norfolk, Va.: 45 minutes Virginia Beach, Va.: 1 hour Raleigh-Durham, N.C.: 2 hours Outer Banks, N.C.: 2 hours Blue Ridge Mountains: 3 hours Washington, D.C.: 3 hours

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To See, To Know… The Frankl in Mil l RegionWith a population of 8,600, Franklin, Virginia is both charming and resourceful.

Frankl in Facts• Incorporated in 1876

• 36% of population between ages 20 and 44

• Industry – agriculture and manufacturing

• Major employers – International Paper, Southampton Memorial Hospital, Franklin City Public Schools

• Convenient restaurants, shopping and YMCA

• Quaint downtown district on the Blackwater River

• Climate: January average: 40.5°F; July average: 78.3°F

Suf folk• Population: 78,994

• Five championship golf courses

• 8,000 acres of lakes and river

• Major employers: Planters (Kraft), Unilever, Lipton, Walmart, QVC, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon

Norfolk• Population: 241,000 (second largest city in Virginia)

• Home of the world’s largest naval base

• Cultural

V i rginia Beach• Population: 438,000 (largest city in Virginia)

• Resort city with miles of beaches, hotels and restaurants along oceanfront

Higher Educat ion• Eastern Virginia Medical School• The College of William and Mary• Old Dominion University• Norfolk State University

Things to Do within 75 Miles• Ballet, symphony, opera• Art galleries and museums• Comedy clubs• Outdoor festivals and concerts• Great shopping• Boating, hunting, beaches, fishing,

water sports – fresh and salt water• Multiple parks and recreation• FUEL – an organization for young professionals

supported by the Chamber of Commerce

Other Area At t ract ions• Busch Gardens/Water Country USA• Colonial Williamsburg• Historical Jamestown Settlement• Skyline Drive/Blue Ridge Mountains• Virginia/North Carolina Beaches• Eastern Shore/Chesapeake Bay• Kings Dominion• Great Wolf Lodge• Downtown Norfolk/Virginia Beach Nightlife• Northern Virginia Wine Country• NASCAR



Georgetown Mil l Overview• Current size: Approximately 600 employees

• Began operating in 1937; celebrated 75th year in 2012


• Current products:

• Fluff pulp for hygiene products

• Bristols (file folders, etc.)

• Specialty grades such as Wallboard Tape and Coating Base

• Converting

• Community support through:

• $200,000 in IP Foundation grants and local contributions over past 5 years

• Annual International Paper Baseball Classic

• International Paper Golf Tournament

• Giving campaigns for United Way, March of Dimes and American Cancer Society

Distance from Georgetown to:

Myrtle Beach, S.C.: 36 miles Charleston, S.C.: 50 miles Columbia, S.C.: 128 miles Savannah, Ga.: 170 miles Hilton Head, S.C.: 175 miles Charlotte, N.C.: 190 miles Atlanta, Ga.: 320 miles

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To See, To Know… The Georgetown Mil l Region

• The County of Georgetown contains:

• City of Georgetown, population: 9,099

• Town of Andrews, population: 2,861

• Town of Pawley’s Island, population: 103 Litchfield, population: 14,573

• Murells Inlet, CDP: 7,547

Highlights of the City of Georgetown• Established in 1729

• Third oldest city in South Carolina

• Located on Winyah Bay, where the Great and Small Pee Dee, Waccamaw, Black and Sampit rivers join

• Second largest seaport in South Carolina

Highl ights of Georgetown County • Population: 60,440

• Located halfway between New York and Miami; between Myrtle Beach and Charleston

• 35 miles of beaches

• Five rivers

• 13 marinas and boat landings

• 17 golf courses; 150+ on the Grand Strand

• Five public parks

• Three industrial parks

Employers in Georgetown County• International Paper

• Georgetown Hospital System

• Florian Greenhouses

• Georgetown County School District

• Pawley’s Island Hammocks

• Santee Cooper

• American Gypsum

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Things To Do and Places To See• Georgetown can be toured by bus or by boat on

the harbor

• Art galleries and sculpture gardens

• Antique shops and specialty stores

• Fabulous dining options

• World-class golf and sandy beaches

• Year-round vacation spot

• Outdoor recreation year-round

• Georgetown County Museum

• Georgetown Maritime Museum

Higher Educat ion• Coastal Carolina University

• Horry-Georgetown Technical College

• Webster University – Myrtle Beach Campus

• The Citadel

• College of Charleston



Henderson Mil l Overview• Current size: Approximately 90 employees

• Multiple grades of both medium and linerboard

• A 100% recycle facility

• High-performance, team-based work system

Popular Destinations: Distance: Population:

Henderson, Ky. 0 Miles 28,000 Evansville, Ind. 15 Miles 120,000 Owensboro, Ky. 30 Miles 58,000 Louisville, Ky. 128 Miles 253,000 Nashville, Tenn. 142 Miles 658,000 St. Louis, Mo. 181 Miles 318,416 Indianapolis, Ind. 191 Miles 1.7 Million Cincinnati, Ohio 229 Miles 2.1 Million Memphis, Tenn. 277 Miles 653,000 Atlanta, Ga. 388 Miles 447,000

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To See, To Know… The Henderson Mil l RegionHenderson is part of a four-county region in Northwest Kentucky, with a total population of over 90,000 people. Whether you want to live in a city setting with night life and local hotspots or rural setting with access to fishing and hunting, the Henderson area has it all.

Fest ival and Events• Tri-Fest

• W.C. Handy Blues Fest

• Bluegrass in the Park

• Big “O” Music Fest

• Little Sturgis Motorcycle Rally

• Shriner’s Fest

At t ract ions• The Audubon Museum and Nature Center

• Henderson Fine Arts Center

• Ohio Valley Arts Alliance

• Camp Breckinridge Museum and Arts Center

• Tropicana Casino

• Ford Center

• Professional Ice Hockey

• Evansville Otters – (professional minor league baseball team)

• Ellis Park (Horse Racing)

• Evansville Zoo

Recreat ion• Numerous golf courses and country clubs

• Camping

• Hunting

• Hiking

• Boating

• Fishing

• Ohio River

• Caving

• Zip Lining

Col leges and Universi t ies• Henderson Community College

• Murray State University – Henderson Regional Campus

• Harrison College – Evansville Campus

• University of Evansville

• University of Southern Indiana



Mansf ield Mil l Overview• Current size: Approximately 700 employees

• “Greenfield” mill

• Containerboard

• Unbleached kraft linerboard

• White linerboard

• Important for graphic printing quality

• Corrugating medium

• End uses include produce containers (fruits, vegetables), meat/poultry packaging, appliance and computer boxes

Distance from Mansfield to:

Shreveport, La.: 37 miles Houston, Texas: 195 miles Dallas, Texas: 200 miles Baton Rouge, La.: 220 miles New Orleans, La.: 300 miles Atlanta, Ga.: 625 miles

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To See, To Know… The Mansf ield Mil l RegionWelcome to the City of Mansfield, Louisiana, the Parish Seat of De Soto Parish. The Parish includes the cities of Logansport, Stonewall, South Mansfield, Grand Cane and Keatchie.

The City of Mansfield has a population of 5,496 and covers an area of 3.7 miles. Mansfield is about 30 miles from the Texas border. Although the city has a rich historical past, we will be looking at the lifestyle in the larger city of Shreveport, about 30 miles to the north…

Shreveport , Louisiana Highl ights• Population: city 200,145; metro 375,965

• Nicknames: Port City, River City

• Third largest city in Louisiana

• The seat of Caddo Parish

• Land originally owned by the Caddo American Indian

• Founded in 1836

• Overlooks the Red River

• Riverboat gambling introduced in mid 1990s

• Service industry (gambling, horse racing, tourism)

• Convenience of big city; small-town hospitality

• Affordable housing and cost of living

Recreat ion and At t ract ions• Louisiana Boardwalk – Bossier City (shopping and

entertainment)

• Sci-Port Discovery Center and IMAX

• Splash Kingdom

• RiverView Park

• The National Rose Garden (world’s largest)

• Fishing and boating

Cul tural At t ract ions• Shreveport Symphony Orchestra

• Shreveport Opera

• Shreveport Metropolitan Ballet

• The Strand Theatre

• RW Norton Art Gallery

• Multicultural Center of the South

• Barnwell Garden and Art Center




Maysvi l le Mil l Overview• Current size: Approximately 180 total employees

• Multiple grades of both medium and linerboard

• A 100% recycle facility

Distance from Maysville to:

Cincinnati, Ohio: 60 miles Lexington, Ky.: 60 miles Louisville, Ky.: 137 miles Indianapolis, Ind.: 172 miles Nashville, Tenn.: 276 miles Atlanta, Ga.: 443 miles Memphis, Tenn.: 480 miles

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To See, To Know… The Maysvi l le Mil l Region

• Population: More than 18,000

• Located on the Ohio River, about 60 miles from Lexington, Kentucky and Cincinnati, Ohio

• An idyllic setting, the Maysville-Mason County area is the perfect place to live and work

• Combines the friendly hospitality of the South, the commerce of the North and the space of the West

• Strong private and public schools, recreation and arts in the community

• State-of-the-art medical care

• A local government with a vision for the future

Fest ivals and Events• Old Reliable Germantown Fair

• Simon Kenton Harvest Festival

• Covered Bridge Festival

• Ohio Tobacco Festival

• “Pig Out” on Market Street (BBQ Festival)

• Oktoberfest (Cincinnati)

• Buffalo Trails Multisport Racing (Filthy 5K)

• Frontier Christmas in Old Washington

At t ract ions• Maysville Players Opera House Downtown

• Kentucky Gateway Museum Center

• Ohio River Valley Artists Guild

• Old Washington Antiques district

Recreat ion• Numerous golf courses

• Camping

• Fishing

• Hunting

• Boating

• City Softball Leagues

• Limestone YMCA

• Active running community

Col leges and Universi t ies• Maysville Community College

• University of Kentucky

• Morehead State University

• Transylvania University

• University of Cincinnati

• Xavier University




Memphis Towers OverviewInternational Paper has grown in Memphis, from one location at Poplar Avenue when the company established its operations headquarters there in April 1987, to being a top employer in the Mid-South region. Memphis is now home to two main campuses (The Towers and Southwind), plus six additional facilities across the city and Shelby County.

• Current size: Approximately 2,430 employees

• International Paper’s global headquarters for staff groups:

• Environment, Health, Safety and Sustainability

• Global Sourcing & Supply Chain

• Human Resources & Communications

• Information Technology

• Finance

• Business Groups

• North American Papers – Commercial Printing & Imaging Papers – Converting Papers

• Consumer Packaging – Foodservice – Coated Paperboard

• Industrial Packaging – Container The Americas – Containerboard – Recycling – Bag

• Pulp

Distance from Memphis to:

Little Rock, Ark.: 153 miles Nashville, Tenn.: 205 miles St. Louis, Mo.: 300 miles Mobile, Ala.: 382 miles Atlanta, Ga.: 383 miles New Orleans, La.: 397 miles Pensacola, Fla.: 455 miles Cincinnati, Ohio: 487 miles Chicago, Ill.: 599 miles Savannah, Ga.: 630 miles

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To See, To Know… The Memphis Towers Region

• Population metropolitan area: approximately 670,000

• Largest city on the Mississippi River

• 2nd largest metro area in Tennessee, after Nashville

• 3rd largest metro area in Southeastern U.S.

• Greater Memphis (including some counties in Arkansas and Mississippi): 1.33 million

Memphis At t ract ions• Famous Beale Street, home to more than 25 clubs,

restaurants and shops featuring authentic Memphis soul food, barbecue and live music

• Sun Studio, where Elvis and many other famous singers recorded music

• The Peabody Hotel’s famous Peabody Ducks marching to and from the hotel fountain

• Forum, featuring pro-basketball games and serving as a venue for numerous concerts

• Pink Palace Museum and Planetarium

• Mud Island River Park

Nicknames:• “The River City,” due to its nearly five miles of

parks for outdoor recreation along the banks of the Mississippi River

• “The Bluff City”

Higher Educat ion Nearby• Christian Brothers University

• Memphis College of Art

• Rhodes College

• The University of Memphis

High-Prof i le Companies• FedEx – global headquarters

• Nike

• AutoZone

• ServiceMaster

• Medtronic

• Smith & Nephew

The Arts• Memphis Ballet

• Memphis Brooks Museum of Art

• National Civil Rights Museum

• Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum

• Pink Palace Museum and Planetarium

• Dixon Gallery & Gardens

• Stax Museum of American Soul Music

• Memphis Botanic Garden




Newport Mil l Overview• Current size: Approximately 150 employees

Products Produced at Newport• Gypsum Paper – “Lowest Cost/Highest Quality

Gypsum Paper in World” – Creamface – Grayback – White Top Liner – High Performance and Liner (26# thru 56#) – Brown Containerboard – HPL and Liner (30# thru 42#) – Medium (23# thru 36#) – Formica – Release Kraft

Distance from Cayuga to:

Dana, Ind.: 3 miles Georgetown, Ill.: 3 miles Kingman, Ind.: 3 miles Montezuma, Ind.: 3 miles Perrysville, Ind.: 3 miles Ridge Farm, Ill.: 3 miles Rockville, Ind.: 18 miles Danville, Ill.: 20 miles Terre Haute, Ind.: 33 miles Indianapolis, Ind.: 70 miles Chicago, Ill.: 132 miles

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To See, To Know… The Newport Mil l Region


• Cayuga is in Vermillion County in the Terre Haute, Indiana, metropolitan area

• The community was named for Cayuga Lake, New York

Publ ic High School• North Vermillion High School (students: 359;

grades: 7-12)

Publ ic Elementary and Middle School

• North Vermillion Elementary School (students: 405; grades: K-6)

Col leges and Universi t ies Near Cayuga

• Indiana State University

• DePauw University

• Ivy Tech Community College – Wabash Valley

• University of Illinois at Urbana – Champaign

• Purdue University – Main Campus

• Ivy Tech Community College – Lafayette

• Parkland College

Events and Fest ivals• Indianapolis 500

• Indianapolis Brickyard

• Newport Antique Car Hill Climb (Newport)

• Covered Bridge Festival (Rockville)

• Ernie Pyle Festival (Dana)

• Strawberry Festival (Rosedale)

• Maple Syrup Festival (Rockville)




Orange Mil l Overview• Current size: Approximately 430 employees

• Containerboard: Linerboard

Distance from Orange to:

Beaumont, Texas: 30 miles Lake Charles, La.: 30 miles Houston, Texas: 90 miles Galveston, Texas: 120 miles Baton Rouge, La.: 159 miles New Orleans, La.: 240 miles Austin, Texas: 270 miles Dallas, Texas: 290 miles San Antonio, Texas: 300 miles Memphis, Tenn.: 540 miles

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To See, To Know… The Orange Mil l Region

• Southeast Texas population: 366,244

• Between ages of 20-34: Approximately 55,691

• Orange County population: 85,000

• Sabine River is the state line separating Texas and Louisiana, 10 miles from Orange Mill

Higher Educat ion• Lamar Institute of Technology

• Lamar State College – Orange

• Lamar State College – Port Arthur

• Lamar University

• McNeese State University

• Sam Houston University

• Stephan F. Austin University

• Texas A&M University

• University of Houston

• University of Texas

Highl ights• Low cost of living: Based on the average U.S. cost of

living at 100%, Orange, Texas is at 80.8%

• No state tax!

• Hosted the 2013 and 2015 Bassmaster Fishing Tournament

• Home of Earl Thomas III, Seakhawks Super Bowl XLVIII Champion

At t ract ions• Houston Rodeo – Largest rodeo in the nation

• Houston Astros Baseball

• Julie Rodgers Theatre

• Lutcher Theatre

• Stark Museum of Art

• The W.H. Stark House

• Shangri La Botanical Gardens

• Piney Woods Winery

• Salt Water Fishing – Sabine Lake

• Beach sites – Galveston, Lake Sam Rayburn, Sea Rim, South Padre Island, Toledo Bend

• Gator Country Adventure Park

• Village Creek State Park

• Sunset Grove Country Club – golfing, swimming, wining and dining

• Houston Texans and Dallas Cowboys football games

• Ford Park – concerts, conventions and entertainment

• Nutty Jerry’s Entertainment – live music

• Crockett Street – Home to five historic buildings that have been restored to host Beaumont’s best nightclubs and restaurants; also known for its festivals, Crockett Street regularly offers outdoor concerts, street parties and more

Top Area Employment Opportuni t ies• International Paper

• DuPont

• Exxon-Mobil

• Firestone

• Invista• Lanxess• Memorial Hermann

Baptist Orange Hospital • Signal



Pensacola Mil l Overview• Current size: Approximately 450 employees

• The mill was opened in 1941 by the Florida Pulp and Paper Company; it became part of International Paper in 2000

• In 2007, the mill converted from white printing paper to containerboard grades.

• Products:

• Linerboard, corrugating medium

• Fluff pulp (used in hygiene products)

Distance from Pensacola to:

Destin, Fla.: 47 miles Mobile, Ala.: 55 miles Biloxi, Miss.: 119 miles Tallahassee, Fla.: 185 miles New Orleans, La.: 201 miles Birmingham, Ala.: 253 miles Atlanta, Ga.: 324 miles Nashville, Tenn.: 444 miles Orlando, Fla.: 456 miles

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The Pensacola Mil l Region• First settlement in the Continental U.S. – 1559


• Located in Escambia County

• Pensacola metropolitan area is composed of Escambia and Santa Rosa counties

• Metro area population: 457,859

• Vacation destination

• Home of the largest U.S. Naval Base

• Home of the Blue Angels

• Cost of living 1.3% lower than the national average

• Pensacola Beach named “Best Small Town Beaches” in Florida Travel and Life Magazine

• TripAdvisor’s annual Travelers’ Choice awards ranked Pensacola Beach as No. 5 out of the top 25 best beaches in the U.S.

Pensacola At t ract ions• Beautiful white sand beaches,

boating and access to Gulf Coast fishing

• Five Flags Speedway

• Pensacola Blue Wahoos, Southern Baseball League

• Performing and visual arts

• Music and art festivals

• National Museum of Naval Aviation

• The Wall South (Vietnam Memorial)

• Pensacola Ice Flyers, Southern Professional Hockey League

• Golfing

• Historic Seville District

Pensacola ’s Nickname: “The Ci ty of F ive F lags”Spain, France, Great Britain, Confederate States and U.S. flags have flown during its history

Home To• University of West Florida

• Pensacola State College

• RTI Technical Institute

• Pensacola Christian College

Pensacola Top Employers• Baptist Health Care

• Navy Federal Credit Union

• Sacred Heart Health Systems

• Gulf Power



Pine Hi l l Containerboard Mil l Overview


• Containerboard: linerboard and medium

• Key customers: International Paper packaging mills and exports

Distance from Pine Hill to:

Montgomery, Ala.: 95 miles Orange Beach, Ala.: 159 miles Destin, Fla.: 187 miles New Orleans, La.: 248 miles Atlanta, Ga.: 262 miles Memphis, Tenn.: 315 miles Nashville, Tenn.: 317 miles

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To See, To Know… The Pine Hi l l Mil l RegionWilcox County is located in the Southwestern Black Belt of Alabama. The Black Belt is named for the rich black soil that grew superior cotton during the 19th century. The collapse of the plantation economy during the Civil War left a legacy of “soul food” cooking, art fashioned from found materials, vast stretches of pristine river bottom land and, more recently, the Civil Rights Movement.

Wilcox County is also well-known for its numerous outdoor opportunities.

The rural landscape boasts an impressive selection of game animals, including whitetail deer, wild turkeys, feral hogs, squirrels, rabbits, ducks, doves and geese. The county has more miles of riverfront than any other county in Southwestern Alabama.

Roland Cooper State Park Located six miles northeast of Camden, Roland Cooper State Park features spacious vacation cottages; a modern campground with bathhouse, laundry and camp store; and a scenic picnic area with tables, grills, pavilions and comfort station. Also, the park has a nine-hole golf course – 3,300 yards, par 36, with all the challenges and hazards of a championship course – as well as a driving range.



Prat tv i l le Containerboard Mil l Overview

• Opened in 1967 as part of Union Camp Corporation

• Acquired by International Paper in 1999

• One of 17 mills in International Paper’s Industrial Packaging division

• Produces unbleached two-ply kraft linerboard

• Linerboard from the Prattville Mill is used to make boxes for the produce and poultry industries, and for online retailers

• Continuously receives facility and process improvement investments by International Paper

• Currently employs 15 REACH engineers (total mill size is approximately 560)

Distance from Prattville to:

Montgomery, Ala.: 14 miles Selma, Ala.: 50 miles Birmingham, Ala.: 95 miles Atlanta, Ga.: 175 miles Huntsville, Ala.: 198 miles Gulf Shores, Ala.: 200 miles Pensacola, Fla.: 237 miles Nashville, Tenn.: 294 miles New Orleans, La.: 331 miles Memphis, Tenn.: 339 miles

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To See, To Know… The Prat tv i l le Mil l Region

Prat tv i l le Highl ights• Founded in 1839 by Daniel Pratt

• Prattville is located in and is the county seat of Autauga County

• Population: Prattville: 34,782; Autauga County: 55,246

• Elevation: 329 feet

• Historic downtown Prattville is located on the banks of Autauga Creek

• One of the fastest growing areas in Alabama

• Popular golf destination

• Home of Capitol Hill on the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail

• RTJ Capitol Hill: Multi-year host of the Yokohama Tire LPGA Classic

• Recognized as a top golf destination for travelers and retirees (Money Magazine, 2015)

• Outdoor recreation includes boating, canoeing, kayaking, fishing and hunting

• 14 miles from Montgomery, Alabama

Montgomery, Ala., is only 15 minutes across the Alabama River from Prattville. Many people who work in Montgomery or at Maxwell Air Force Base choose to live in Prattville because of affordable housing, the quality of the Prattville schools and a low crime rate.

Nicknames: • “The Fountain City,” due to many artesian wells

in the area

• “The Preferred Community”

Higher Educat ion• Alabama State University

• Auburn University

• Faulkner University

• Huntingdon College


Montgomery Highl ights • Founded in 1819• Population: City: 201,332; Metro area: 373,510• State capital of Alabama; second largest city in

Alabama• Home to state and regional governments, Maxwell

Air Force Base and the U.S. Air Force Air University• Voted Best Historic City (USA Today, 2014)

Montgomery Area At t ract ions• Alabama Nature Center at Lanark Park• Alabama Shakespeare Festival• Bass Pro Shops• Civil Rights Memorial & Center• Fort Toulouse• Jasmine Hill Gardens & Outdoor Museum• Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts• Montgomery Performing Arts Center• Montgomery Zoo• Old Alabama Town• Riverwalk Stadium, home of the Montgomery Biscuits

minor league baseball team• Variety of dining and shopping options

Largest Pr ivate Employers• Baptist Health• Hyundai Motor

Manufacturing Alabama• ALFA Insurance

• MOBIS Alabama• Jackson Hospital & Clinic• Rheem Water Heaters

• Trenholm State Technical College

• Troy University – Montgomery Campus

• Virginia College



Red River Mil l Overview• Approximately 375 employees

• Located in Campti, approximately 10 miles outside of Natchitoches, La.

• Produces containerboard with end uses including:

• Corrugated boxes

• Shipping containers

• Paper grocery bags

Distance from Natchitoches to:

Alexandria, La.: 50 miles Shreveport, La.: 72 miles Lake Charles, La.: 120 miles Lafayette, La.: 140 miles Baton Rouge, La.: 180 miles Houston, Texas: 230 miles New Orleans, La.: 240 miles Hot Springs, Ark.: 250 miles Dallas, Texas: 260 miles

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Natchitoches was established by the French in 1714 and is the oldest city in Louisiana. Each year, the city of Natchitoches plays host to over 35 different festivals! When you aren’t letting the good times roll at one of the local festivals, Natchitoches’ very own Northwestern State University offers a variety of collegiate sporting, music and theater events. If you need a break from it all, you can enjoy a relaxing day on the water at Sibley Lake or on the Cane River!

• Host to over 35 festivals each year!

• Natchitoches Christmas Festival

• Meat Pie Festival

• Jazz and R&B Festival

• Home to Northwestern State University

• Hiking in Kisatchie National Forest

• Weekly local live music events

• Water sports and boating

• Hunting and fishing

• Shopping at Front Street boutiques

• Plantation home tours

• Country Lanes bowling

• Parkway Cinemas

• The Cane River Green Market

Other Nearby Act iv i t iesNatchitoches’ central location allows easy access to several nearby cities and activities. The cities of Alexandria and Shreveport are both within an hour’s drive and offer fun for all ages.

• World-class golf courses

• Alexandria Zoo

• Sci-Port: Louisiana’s Science Center

• Casinos

• Several area shopping malls

• Concerts

• The Louisiana Boardwalk

• Mardi Gras Krewes & Festivities

• LSU sporting events

• The Strand Theater



Riegelwood Mil l Overview• Employs Approximately 630 employees

• Began operations in 1951

• End products – softwood market and fluff pulp sold in rolls and bales to customers who convert them into a variety of products we depend on every day such as specialty papers, diapers, feminine hygiene and adult incontinence products.

• 1st Pulp & Paper mill in NC to join the state’s Environmental Stewardship Initiative

Distance from Wilmington to:

Myrtle Beach, S.C.: 60 miles Charleston, S.C.: 167 miles Charlotte, N.C.: 203 miles Nags Head, N.C.: 236 miles Norfolk, Va.: 250 miles Savannah, Ga.: 272 miles Cape Hatteras, N.C.: 282 miles Asheville, N.C.: 318 miles Washington, D.C.: 360 miles Atlanta, Ga.: 413 miles Daytona Beach, Fla.: 527 miles

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To See, To Know… The Riegelwood Mil l RegionRiegelwood, North Carolina, is a small unincorporated town with a population of 1,200. Take a carriage ride, horse-drawn trolley or a river cruise on the Henrietta III to view North Carolina’s largest collection of historic buildings and mansions downtown.

Wilmington Highl ights• Population: city 100,000; metro 362,166

• Incorporated: 1739

• Seat of New Hanover County


• Located between Cape Fear River and Atlantic Ocean

• Main industry: tourism

• Rich in southern charm

• Home of Gem Studios (more than 200 movies and TV shows have been filmed here)

• Recreation activities including surfing, paddle boarding, kayaking, hunting, fishing and boating

Home To• University of North Carolina at Wilmington

• Cape Fear Community College

Area Employers• General Electric

• International Paper

• Walmart

Points of Interest• Airlie Gardens

• Cape Fear Museum

• Cape Fear Serpentarium

• North Carolina Aquarium

• Greenfield Lake

• New Hanover County Arboretum

• U.S.S. North Carolina Memorial

• Numerous art galleries

• Music festivals

• Antique shopping

• Wrightsville, Carolina & Kure Beaches

• Brunswick County Beaches

• Green Swamp Preserve

• Lake Waccamaw

• Cameron Art Museum

• Fort Fisher



Riverdale Mil l Overview• Current size: Approximately 775 employees

• Located near Selma, Ala.


• Uncoated freesheet

• Imaging

• Commercial printing

• Converting

• Brands manufactured include Great White, Hammermill Tidal, IP Relay, Copy Plus, and Williamsburg

Distance from Selma to:

Montgomery, Ala.: 45 miles Tuscaloosa, Ala.: 77 miles Birmingham, Ala.: 90 miles Auburn, Ala.: 105 miles Mobile, Ala.: 169 miles Pensacola, Fla.: 196 miles Atlanta, Ga.: 215 miles Nashville, Tenn.: 279 miles

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To See, To Know… The Riverdale Mil l Region

Highl ights of Selma, Alabama• Located in Dallas County


• Established: 1820

• Best known for three civil rights marches from Selma to Montgomery

• Large historic district with tours of old mansions and churches

• The Ghost Tour

Addi t ional At t ract ions in Montgomery

• Riverwalk Stadium: Home of the 2007 Southern League Champion

• Montgomery Biscuits – minor league baseball team

• Montgomery Motorsports Park

• Alley Entertainment District

• Riverwalk Amphitheater

Higher Educat ion• Wallace Community College, Selma

• Concordia College

• Selma University

• Auburn and Tuscaloosa Universities are not far away!

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Rome Mil l Overview• Current size: Approximately 480 employees

• Linerboard

• Began operating in 1954 as a joint venture between Mead Corporation and Inland Container; became part of International Paper in 2012

Distance from Rome to:

Atlanta, Ga.: 67 miles Chattanooga, Tenn.: 68 miles Birmingham, Ala.: 125 miles Athens, Ga.: 128 miles Tuscaloosa, Ala.: 184 miles Nashville, Tenn.: 200 miles Augusta, Ga.: 215 miles Asheville, N.C.: 220 miles Charleston, S.C.: 385 miles

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To See, To Know… The Rome Mil l Region

• Floyd County/Rome City population: 96,000

• Rome’s name is a tribute to the Italian city of Rome, as it was built on seven hills with a river running between (Oostanaula River and Etowah River converge into Coosa River)

• The community’s earliest residents, the Cherokee Indians, called Rome “The Enchanted Land,” where the rivers meet and the mountains begin

• The community offers a perfect blend of small-town charm and metropolitan amenities

• The Rome Chamber of Commerce offers a young professionals program (YPROME) that hosts networking and professional development events throughout the year

• Rome is known as “The Capital of Northwest Georgia,” drawing residents from throughout the region for medical, educational, recreational and cultural services

• The community continues to carefully preserve its rich historical and natural resources

• Floyd County is ranked 11th in economic strength among Georgia’s 159 counties

• Offers a moderate climate with seasonal changes:

• Winter: average 45°F; Spring: average 60°F; Summer: average 80°F; Fall: average 60°F

• Average annual rainfall: 47 inches

Educat ion• Berry College – the world’s largest college campus

• Shorter University

• Georgia Highland’s College

• Georgia Northwestern Technical College

• Six high schools, three private schools and Georgia School for the Deaf

Medicine• Floyd Medical Center

• Redmond Regional Medical Center

• Harbin Clinic

Business• Pirelli Tire North American Headquarters

• Georgia Power – Plant Hammond

• Southeastern Mills

• Kellogg Company

• Suzuki Manufacturing

Recreat ion• Rome Braves, a Class A affiliate of the Atlanta Braves

• NAIA National Football Championship

• USTA Tennis Tournaments

• Three 18-hole golf courses, four 9-hole courses and two public driving ranges

• Rome Symphony Orchestra

• Rome Little Theatre

• Riverside Park and Berry College, offering great hiking, biking and jogging trails



Savannah Mil l Overview• Current size: Approximately 630 employees

• Containerboard

• Saturating kraft paper used in countertops, furniture, partitions and shelving

• Unbleached kraft linerboard

• Corrugating medium

Distance from Savannah to:

Tybee Island, Ga.: 15 miles Hilton Head Island, S.C.: 45 miles Augusta, Ga.: 140 miles Jacksonville, Fla.: 140 miles Myrtle Beach, S.C.: 206 miles Atlanta, Ga.: 252 miles Chattanooga, Tenn.: 367 miles Cincinnati, Ohio: 570 miles

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To See, To Know… The Savannah Mil l RegionSavannah is located in, and is the County Seat of, Chatham County.

• Population: city 127,900; metro 320,013


• Founded in 1733

• First city in Georgia

• “Savannah” means “Shawnee”

• Forbes’ list “Best Places for Business and Careers”

• CNN Money’s list “Best Places to Live and Launch”

• Known for its southern charm and hospitality

• Cotton Gin perfected by Eli Whitney here in 1793

Savannah At t ract ionsTake a trolley tour and explore the southern charm and rich history of the restored cotton warehouses along the riverfront and the meticulously preserved antebellum mansions that line the city’s streets.

Higher Educat ion• Savannah College of Art and Design

• Armstrong State University

• Savannah State University


• Georgia Tech Savannah

• Georgia Southern

High-Prof i le Manufacturers• Gulfstream Aerospace


• Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems

The Arts• Beach Institute African-American Cultural Arts Center

• City Market Art Center

• Jepson Center for the Arts



Springf ield Mil l Overview• Current number of employees 265

• Manufactures kraft linerboard from 33 to 96 pounds

• Containerboard

• Key customers: box makers in key produce centers in the Pacific Northwest, California, Japan, Korea and China

Distance from Springfield to:

Salem, Ore.: 64 miles Portland, Ore.: 104 miles Seattle, Wash.: 224 miles San Francisco, Calif.: 449 miles Denver, Colo.: 966 miles

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To See, To Know… The Springf ield Mil l RegionSpringfield is ideally situated just to the east of I-5, between the McKenzie and Willamette rivers. This location provides access to major transportation arteries and easy access to the coast, rivers and mountains.

Area Col leges and Universi t ies • University of Oregon

• Oregon State University

• Lane Community College

• Northwest Christian College

Top Area Employers • Peace Health Medical Group

• University of Oregon

• City of Eugene

• Eugene School District

• Lane Community College

• U.S. Government

• Lane County

• Springfield School District

• State of Oregon

• McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center

With its strategic location, the Eugene-Springfield area offers an abundance of things to do, sights to see and places to go – and you don’t have to go very far. In the mood for exercise? Try a quick jog around one of our many neighborhood parks, or a run on a professional-quality trail.

For shopping, browse one-of-a-kind mini-boutiques at our legendary Saturday Market, open every Saturday from April through December. Poke your head into a downtown shop or visit Oakway Center, Valley River Center, 5th Street Market and Gateway Mall.

Eugene-Springf ield At t ract ions• Eugene Emeralds Triple A Baseball at PK Park

• Hult Center for the Performing Arts

• Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at the University of Oregon

• Museum of Natural & Cultural History

• Science Factory Children’s Museum

• Springfield Museum

• Cuthbert Amphitheater

• U. of Oregon Duck football games at Autzen Stadium



Texarkana Mil l Overview• Current size: Approximately 800 employees

• Bleached Board

• Packaging

• Cup stock

• Folding cartons

• In operation since 1972, and excellent opportunities for growth and advancement in operations, maintenance and engineering

• Strategic supplier in International Paper’s Foodservice business, which continues to grow domestically and globally

• Quality systems are ISO 9001

Distance from Texarkana to:

Shreveport, La.: 71 miles Little Rock, Ark.: 140 miles Dallas, Texas: 177 miles Houston, Texas: 292 miles Austin, Texas: 372 miles San Antonio, Texas: 454 miles

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To See, To Know… The Texarkana Mil l Region



• The state line between Texas and Arkansas runs through the middle of the city

• Commercially and culturally one city

• Rich blend of southern charm and Wild West spirit

• Texas and Arkansas both sell lottery tickets

Home To• Texas A&M University, Texarkana

• Texarkana College

• University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

• University of Arkansas Community College

The only U.S. Post Office in two states. One can stand in front of this post office with one foot in Texas and the other foot in Arkansas.

Take in the Great Outdoors!• Public parks

• Fishing lakes

• Campgrounds

• Golfing

Things To See and Do• Historic Perot Theatre

• Regional Arts Center – 1909

• Ace of Clubs Museum House – 1884

• Museum of Regional History

• Discovery Place Museum

• Tex-Ark Antique Auto Museum

• Texarkana Historical Society and Museum – 1879

• Union Station – 1929

• Crystal Springs Beach – 12-acre spring-fed lake

• Stock car races

Major Manufactur ing Employers• Alumax

• Cooper Tire and Rubber

• Domtar, Inc.


• Southern Refrigerated Transport



Ticonderoga Mil l Overview• Approximately 615 employees

• Located within Adirondack Park


• Grades

• Opaques

• Color Copy

• Laser

• Ink Jet

• Colors

• Brands

• Hammermill

• Accent

• Springhill

• Private Label

Distance from Ticonderoga to:

Burlington, Vt.: 50 miles Albany, N.Y.: 100 miles Montreal, Quebec: 130 miles Boston, Mass.: 190 miles New York City, N.Y.: 250 miles Washington, D.C.: 500 miles Atlanta, Ga.: 1,100 miles Only 65 miles to Lake Placid and Olympic sports venues

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To See, To Know… The Ticonderoga Mil l RegionSince 1882, International Paper and the papermaking industry have played a significant part in Ticonderoga’s history. “Ticonderoga” is the Iroquois word meaning “the land between the waters,” which is the land between Lake Champlain and Lake George.

Rich in history and heroes, Ticonderoga features plaques marking the sites of the French and Indian War, as well as the Revolutionary War.

If you enjoy the great outdoors year-round, you will love Ticonderoga, New York, in the Adirondack Mountains with its many lakes, streams and ponds.

Higher Educat ion within 60 Miles• North Country Community College, Ticonderoga• Middlebury College (22 miles)• Adirondack Community College (40 miles)• University of Vermont (48 miles)• SUNY College at Plattsburg (58 miles)• College of St. Joseph (50 miles)

Spring, Summer and Fal l• Arts and crafts shows• Americade Motorcycle Rally• Fishing and fishing tournaments• Picnicking • Riverfront trails• Tennis, boating and bicycling• Mountain biking and tours• Mountain hiking – various levels• Camping

Winter• Snowmobiling

• Lighted cross-country skiing

• Ice skating

• Snowshoeing

• Ice fishing

• Ice boating

• Downhill skiing nearby

Airports• Albany, New York

• Burlington, Vermont

• Plattsburg, New York

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Val l iant Mil l Overview• Current size: Approximately 600 employees

• Linerboard

• Corrugated medium

• Record-setting facility for daily production

• Product end uses include produce containers (fruits, vegetables), meat/poultry packaging, computer and appliance boxes

• Sponsors FIRST Robotics team

Distance from Valliant to:

Dallas, Texas: 158 miles Oklahoma City, Okla.: 185 miles Tulsa, Okla.: 185 miles Little Rock, Ark.: 230 miles Memphis, Tenn.: 362 miles Jackson, Miss.: 377 miles New Orleans, La.: 508 miles Pensacola, Fla.: 622 miles Denver, Colo.: 877 miles

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To See, To Know… The Val l iant Mil l RegionWelcome to Kiamichi Country, Oklahoma’s ideal setting filled with sparkling lakes, rolling terrain, rich vegetation and picturesque towns. The Valliant Mill is centrally located to several larger neighboring communities, including Idabel, Hugo and Broken Bow, Oklahoma, and Paris, Texas. The City of Valliant has a population of 738 and covers .8 square miles. Founded in 1902 as a result of building the railroad, the land was originally designated as part of the Choctaw Nation. The Valliant Paper Mill was built in 1971 and was the largest paper mill in the world at the time.

The mild year-round climate affords the outdoor enthusiast the opportunity to take advantage of many activities. An annual rainfall of 50” and an average temperature of 60°F make for pleasant days with abundant sunshine.

Pine Creek Lake (Valliant) is conducive to good fish production. Principal fish species include crappie, white bass, largemouth bass, channel catfish, flathead catfish and various sunfish.

Area Highl ights• 12 state parks

• Agriculture and ranching

• Farmers’ markets

Recreat ion and At t ract ions• Golfing

• Hunting and fishing

• Mountain biking

• Hiking

• Water sports

• Indian gaming/casinos

• Horseback riding

• Rodeos

• National scenic drives

Cul tural At t ract ions• Nine museums focused on our unique heritage

• Red Slough Wetland Reserve

• Endangered Ark Foundation

• Community theater

• Choctaw cultural events

• Seasonal festivals:

• Dogwood Days Festival

• Watermelon Festival

• Owa-Chito Festival

• Pumpkin Festival



Vicksburg Mil l Overview


• Containerboard

• Linerboard used in boxes for industrial packaging (e.g., food, appliances, etc.)

• Medium corrugation inside boxes

• Mill opened in 1967, and is situated on 1,200 acres adjacent to Yazoo River

• Ships product by rail and truck

• Uses outdated cottonseed inventory as a fuel source, which minimizes landfill usage in the region

Distance from Vicksburg to:

Jackson, Miss.: 45 miles Biloxi, Miss.: 213 miles New Orleans, La.: 224 miles Memphis, Tenn.: 250 miles Birmingham, Ala.: 278 miles Dallas, Texas: 360 miles Houston, Texas: 378 miles Atlanta, Ga.: 445 miles St. Louis, Mo.: 531 miles Chicago, Ill.: 634 miles

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To See, To Know… The Vicksburg Mil l Region

• Vicksburg is located on the Mississippi and Yazoo rivers


• Situated in Warren County, Mississippi

• Warren County population: 49,644

• Incorporated in 1826


• Port of Vicksburg is one of the top inland ports in the U.S.

Outdoor Act iv i t ies• Golfing

• Hunting

• Fishing

• Boating

• Nature trails

Col leges and Universi t ies within 50 Miles

• Hinds Community College

• Mississippi College

• Alcorn State University

• Jackson State University

Features and At t ract ions

• Rich in African-American history

• Excitement at four casinos

• Carriage rides in downtown Vicksburg

• Sunset cruises on the Mississippi

• Civil War memorials and museums

• Great shopping downtown, in malls or outlets

• Many art galleries

• Antebellum homes and church tours

• Mississippi Braves, Southern Baseball League

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