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PAL has a number of major yards throughout their network including Paducah and Louisville,
 
PAL has a number of major yards throughout their network including Paducah and Louisville,
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== Cars setting out picking up ==
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Short lines, such as PAL usually don't have detailed instructions for a YM to pick-up, set-up, swap blocks. Basically, all trains are "locals" and as such make all stops as required.
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== Interchanges ==
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There are three points on the PAL where cars are interchanged with the major railroads.
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<li> Paducah cars go to BNSF & CN.
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<li> Cimarron Mine (Madisonville, KY) cars go to a north-south CSX line.
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<li> Louisville cars go to NS & CSX.
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So, decide where you want the cars to go and put them on the right train.
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Thanks to hoosierzephyr for providing this information

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Paducah and Louisville Railway
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Abbreviation PAL
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Last updated June 26, 2020


The Paducah And Louisville Railway (PAL) is a class II Railroad primarily based in Kentucky but also owns the Applachiain and Ohio Railroad and Evansville Western Railway.

Operating Area

PAL owns track in Kentucky.

Major Yards

PAL has a number of major yards throughout their network including Paducah and Louisville,

Cars setting out picking up

Short lines, such as PAL usually don't have detailed instructions for a YM to pick-up, set-up, swap blocks. Basically, all trains are "locals" and as such make all stops as required.

Interchanges

There are three points on the PAL where cars are interchanged with the major railroads.

  1. Paducah cars go to BNSF & CN.
  2. Cimarron Mine (Madisonville, KY) cars go to a north-south CSX line.
  3. Louisville cars go to NS & CSX.
  4. So, decide where you want the cars to go and put them on the right train. Thanks to hoosierzephyr for providing this information