Railroads haul intermodal equipment in two types of cars: flatcars and well cars. Many 89-foot flatcars (or pigs, for their role in piggyback service) are still in service, but most of the survivors have been modified to tote two 45-foot trailers - or have been reequipped as two- or three-level to carry auto racks.
Redkey, Indiana. Homefacts City Report. Redkey is located in Jay County, IN. The population is 1,136, making Redkey the 3rd largest city in Jay County. There are 1 public schools in Redkey with an average Homefacts rating of C. The total crime rate for Redkey is , and there are 6 registered sex offenders residing in the city.
A Methodist church was erected in 1886. In 1884 Leakey became the county seat of Edwards County. The previous county seat was Bullhead, which later became Vance and is now in western Real County. Leakey remained county seat until 1891, when the government was moved to Rocksprings. When Real County was organized in 1913, Leakey was elected the county seat, although the town was not incorporated until June 11, 1951.