Located at the end of the line of the FEC Medley Spur in Medley, Florida, Cemex operates a massive quarry and rail loading facility for their gravel operations that feeds significant traffic to F... (more)

I had to look at this photo twice. It almost looks like a model, but it is in fact the yard switcher Cemex uses to shuttle cars around the yard. FEC still services the yard, but bases its operat... (more)

Cemex is using their yard switcher to put the FEC Unit Train back together for unloading. FEC MOW is hard at work on the main.

New Cemex power for the Victorville operation.

The sun peeks out from behind the clouds to illuminate the CEMEX plant switcher, SD60I #8774

KLWX 8774 rests outside the Cemex plant in New Braunfels, caked in dust

Greenville, SC-based Republic Locomotive built this item for Cemex and it is stationed at the City Point (Cocoa) yard for switching. More about this can be found here: http://www.republiclocomotiv... (more)

Switching covered hoppers at Cemex S.A.B. de C.V.'s La Mirada Cement Terminal is a Wabtec Nordco Shuttlewagon Commander, model SWX525. If it has a number, I was unable to see it. (La Mirada, Cal... (more)

New Cemex 4 pushes a string of cars towards the Cemex Facility at City Point. For being a rather small switch engine, it has a lot of power.

The new Cemex 4 switches cars at the large Cemex facility in City Point, Florida.

The new Cemex 4 switches cars at the large Cemex facility in City Point, Florida.

"Into the Sunset"
CEMX GP9 661 runs light back into the Cemex facility in Medley, FL during sunset. The 661 was built in November of 1954 for the Florida East Coast, and is n... (more)

"Oldschool Florida East Coast"
CEMX GP9 661 shoves a cut of rock cars out of the Cemex facility in Medley, FL during sunset. The 661 was built in November of 1954 for the Flo... (more)

The scenery ain’t the greatest but here is the train comin out of the shadows.

Originally BLE, rare beast to find. Reported now stored. Looks like the “kid in tennis shoes” as somebody described the EMD six-axle -2 locomotives. Photo by Mike Wikman, local railfan hero... (more)