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Other than in books, track IDs are also shown on physical signs. Track ID signs are pole-mounted structures found on the right side of the respective tracks, on their both ends, designed to inform of their ID. Regardless of the signs' positions, however, the address spans the entire track from {{pll|Switches & Switch Signs|switch}} to switch.

Other than in books, track IDs are also shown on physical signs. Track ID signs are pole-mounted structures found on the right side of the respective tracks, on their both ends, designed to inform of their ID. Regardless of the signs' positions, however, the address spans the entire track from switch to switch.

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	Other than in books, track IDs are also shown on physical signs. Track ID signs are pole-mounted structures found on the right side of ~~{{pll\|Railway Terminology\|~~tracks}}, on their both ends, designed to inform of their ID.		Other than in books, track IDs are also shown on physical signs. Track ID signs are pole-mounted structures found on the right side of the respective tracks, on their both ends, designed to inform of their ID. Regardless of the signs' positions, however, the address spans the entire track from {{pll\|Switches & Switch Signs\|switch}} to switch.