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Yards are cascading sets of parallel tracks, used to {{pll|Shunting|sort and store trains}}. Yards are often designed so that their tracks converge on both ends and at least one track is clear at all times, to enable maneuvering. On the schematic {{pll|Station Map|station map}}, every yard has its own {{pll|Track ID Signs|letter designation}}.

Cascading set of parallel tracks, used to sort and store trains. The yard tracks often converge on both ends and contain at least one track that is kept clear at all times, to enable maneuvering. On the schematic station map, every yard has its own letter designation.