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For further information please see these additional rosters:
For further information please see these additional rosters:


[[Locomotives of the Nevada and Oregon Railroad|Nevada & Oregon Railroad (1881-1885)]] - [[Locomotives of the Nevada and California Railroad|Nevada & California Railroad (1885-1893)]] - [[Locomotives of the Nevada - California - Oregon Railway|Nevada - California - Oregon Railway (1893-1929)]] - [[Locomotives of the Southern Pacific Narrow Gauge|Southern Pacific Narrow Gauge (1929-1960)]]
[[Locomotives of the Nevada and Oregon Railroad|Nevada & Oregon Railroad (1881-1885)]] - [[Locomotives of the Nevada and California Railroad|Nevada & California Railroad (1885-1893)]] - [[Locomotives of the Nevada - California - Oregon Railway|Nevada - California - Oregon Railway (1893-1929)]]
 
See Also: [[Locomotives of the Southern Pacific Narrow Gauge|Southern Pacific Narrow Gauge (1929-1960)]]


===Pre-1909 Numbering===
===Pre-1909 Numbering===
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| 44 in.
| 44 in.
| 81,000 lbs.
| 81,000 lbs.
| First locomotive to arrive with a semi-cylindrical tank, renumbered to No. 8 c.1909, to SP No. 8, retired in 1955, displayed in Carson City, Nev., and currently displayed in Sparks, Nev.
| First locomotive to arrive with a semi-cylindrical tank, renumbered to No. 8 c.1909, to SP No. 8, retired in 1955, displayed in Carson City, Nev., and currently displayed in Sparks, Nev.
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| 44 in.
| 44 in.
| 69,000 lbs.
| 69,000 lbs.
| Ordered with tender tank but no frame or trucks. Renumbered No. 4 (3rd) c.1907. Sold to SP in 1929 but not used, scrapped in June 30, 1934 in Sacramento, CA.
| Ordered with tender tank but no frame or trucks. Renumbered No. 4 (3rd) c.1909. Sold to SP in 1929 but not used, scrapped in June 30, 1934 in Sacramento, CA.
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| 44 in.
| 44 in.
| 74,000 lbs.
| 74,000 lbs.
| Renumbered to No. 6 c.1907. Out of service by 1916, restored in 1919. Sold to SP in 1929 but not used, scrapped in June 30, 1934 in Sacramento, CA.
| Renumbered to No. 6 c.1909. Out of service by 1916, restored in 1919. Sold to SP in 1929 but not used, scrapped in June 30, 1934 in Sacramento, CA.
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Revision as of 17:15, 17 February 2022

Nevada / Common Carriers / Nevada - California - Oregon Railway / Locomotives of the Nevada - California - Oregon Railway

This roster covers the original Nevada & California Railroad prior to reorganization as the Nevada & California Railroad on January 1, 1885. The Nevada & California Railroad became the Nevada - California - Oregon Railway in 1893 and was subsequently acquired by the Southern Pacific Railroad in 1925.

For further information please see these additional rosters:

Nevada & Oregon Railroad (1881-1885) - Nevada & California Railroad (1885-1893) - Nevada - California - Oregon Railway (1893-1929)

See Also: Southern Pacific Narrow Gauge (1929-1960)

Pre-1909 Numbering

Locomotives of the Nevada - California - Oregon Railway (1893-1909)
No./Name Whyte Builder C/N Order Date In Service Date Class Cyl. Drv. Wt. Notes
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1 4-4-0 Baldwin 7527 1884 8-18.5D 12x18 43 in. 40,000 lbs Ordered by the Moran Brothers for the Nevada & Oregon Railroad. Transferred from the Nevada & California Railroad in 1893. Retired in 1915.
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2 4-4-0 Baldwin 7528 1884 8-18.5D 12x18 43 in. 40,000 lbs. Ordered by the Moran Brothers for the Nevada & Oregon Railroad. Transferred from the Nevada & California Railroad in 1893. Retired in 1918.
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3 Erasmus Gest 4-4-0 Baldwin 7891 1885 8-18.5D 12x18 43 in. 40,000 lbs. Ordered by N&C, retired in 1916, restored in 1923 (and given a semi-cylindrical tender, sold to SP in 1929 but not used, scrapped in 1934.
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4 (1st) Charles Moran 2-8-0 Baldwin 9519 1888 10-26E 16x20 37 in. 71,000 lbs. Sold to Tonopah Railroad in 1904. To Sumpter Valley Railway in 1910, out of service in 1918, retired in 1930.
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4 (2nd) 4-6-0 Baldwin 31445 1907 10-24D 16x20 44 in. 81,000 lbs. First locomotive to arrive with a semi-cylindrical tank, renumbered to No. 8 c.1909, to SP No. 8, retired in 1955, displayed in Carson City, Nev., and currently displayed in Sparks, Nev.
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5 Amedee 4-6-0 Baldwin 17123 1899 10-24D 15x18 44 in. 69,000 lbs. Ordered with tender tank but no frame or trucks, etc. Sold to SP in 1929 but not used, scrapped in June 30, 1934 in Sacramento, CA.
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6 Comyn 4-6-0 Baldwin 17124 1899 10-24D 15x18 44 in. 69,000 lbs. Ordered with tender tank but no frame or trucks. Renumbered No. 4 (3rd) c.1909. Sold to SP in 1929 but not used, scrapped in June 30, 1934 in Sacramento, CA.
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7 4-6-0 Baldwin 22012 1903 10-24D 15x20 44 in. 74,000 lbs. Sold to SP in 1929 but not used, scrapped in June 30, 1934 in Sacramento, CA.
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8 4-6-0 Baldwin 22020 1903 10-24D 15x20 44 in. 74,000 lbs. Renumbered to No. 6 c.1909. Out of service by 1916, restored in 1919. Sold to SP in 1929 but not used, scrapped in June 30, 1934 in Sacramento, CA.

Post-1909 Numbering



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