Editing Jackson County, Florida (section)

==Transportation==

===Airports===
Jackson County's main airport is [[Marianna Municipal Airport]], originally known as the [[Graham Air Base]]. Local and private airports also exist throughout the county.

===Major highways===
{{See also|List of county roads in Jackson County, Florida}}
[[File:Jackson County FL sign US90.jpg|thumb|right|The sign for Jackson County on [[U.S. Route 90]].]]
* {{jct|I|10|state=FL}} (Interstate 10) is the main west-to-east interstate highway in the county, and runs along southern Jackson County for a length of 33 miles. It contains five interchanges within the county; US 231 (Exit 130), SR 276 (Exit 136), SR 71 (Exit 142), SR 69 (Exit 152), and CR 268 (Exit 158).
* {{jct|US|90|state=FL}} (U.S. Highway 90) was the main west-to-east highway in the county, until it was surpassed by I-10.
* {{jct|US|231|state=FL}} (U.S. Highway 231) is the sole south-to-north U.S. highway running through the western part of the county.
* {{jct|FL|2|state=FL}} is the west to east route that's closest to the Alabama border.
* {{jct|FL|69|state=FL}} is a south-to-north state highway that enters from Calhoun County north of [[Ocheesee, Florida|Ocheesee]]. North of the interchange with I-10, it passes through Grand Ridge, Dellwood, Two Egg, and finally terminates at SR 71 in Greenwood, across from the eastern terminus of [[County Road 162 (Jackson County, Florida)|Jackson County Road 162]].
* {{jct|FL|71|state=FL}} is a south-to-north highway that enters the county from [[Altha, Florida|Altha]] in Calhoun County. North of the interchange with I-10, it has a westbound overlap with US 90 for approximately 1.7 miles, then branches off in a northeasterly direction. Curving north, it passes the Marianne Municipal Airport, then runs through Malone, only to curve to the northwest on its way to the Alabama State Line where it becomes [[Alabama State Route 53|AL 53]].
* {{jct|FL|73|state=FL}} is a south-to-north highway that enters the county from [[Willis, Florida|Willis]] in Calhoun County. In [[Marianna, Florida]] it has a westbound overlap with US 90 which begins at the southern terminus of SR 166. then branches off in a northwesterly direction for 9 miles until finally terminating at US 231.
* {{jct|FL|77|state=FL}} is a south-to-north highway running through northwestern Jackson County from [[Chipley, Florida]] in Washington County. The road has an overlap with SR 2 in [[Graceville, Florida|Graceville]] and terminates at the Alabama State Line where it becomes [[Alabama State Route 109|AL 109]].
* {{jct|FL|166|state=FL}} is a short south to north state highway running through Marianna and a portion of rural Jackson County northeast of the city limits.
* {{jct|FL|273|state=FL}} is a south to north state highway running through northwestern Jackson County.
* {{jct|FL|276|state=FL}} exists primarily in Marianna, but has county extensions in both Washington and Jackson Counties.

===Railroads===
Jackson County has two railroad lines. The primary one is the [[CSX]] [[Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad|P&A Subdivision]], a line formerly owned by the [[Louisville and Nashville Railroad]] that served [[Amtrak]]'s [[Sunset Limited]]. This service formerly went to [[New Orleans]], but in 2005 service was truncated by the extensive damage in the Gulf area due to [[Hurricane Katrina]]. Another is the [[Bay Line Railroad]]: originally the [[Atlanta and St. Andrews Bay Railway]] main line, this railway runs from Panama City through Campbellton. US 231 was constructed parallel to the railroad. The lines have a junction in [[Cottondale, Florida|Cottondale]]. Other lines within the county were abandoned after restructuring of the railroad industry in the mid to late 20th century. Passenger traffic declined after affordable automobiles became widely available.