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|abbrev = PAL
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The [[Paducah And Louisville Railway|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.

[[http://www.palrr.biz/system_map.htm | Operating Map]]

==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.

== Major interchanges with the PAL railroads ==
There are three points on the PAL where cars are interchanged with the major railroads.
<ol>
<li>At Paducah cars go to BNSF & CN. 
<li>At Cimarron Mine (Madisonville, KY) cars go to a north-south CSX line. 
<li>At Louisville cars go to NS & CSX.
</ol>

[[Category:Class II]]