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====South Pacific Coast====
====South Pacific Coast Railroad====
Originally ordered for the Connotton Valley Railroad February 1881 but not delivered. Ordered by the [[South Pacific Coast Railroad]] in March 1882. Transferred to the [[South Pacific Coast Railway]] May 1887.
Originally ordered for the Connotton Valley Railroad February 1881 but not delivered. Ordered by the [[South Pacific Coast Railroad]] in March 1882, delivered June 1882. Transferred to the [[South Pacific Coast Railway]] May 1887.
 
====South Pacific Coast Railway====
May 1887 to October 1906


====Nevada & California====
====Nevada & California====

Revision as of 21:34, 30 November 2020

History

Built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1882 for the South Pacific Coast Railroad of California.

When it was built South Pacific Coast #13 was delivered in the standard Baldwin paint scheme called Style 103.













Specifications

Specifications for South Pacific Coast #13
Baldwin Class 10-24E-103, Drawing 3.
Whyte 2-8-0
UIC
Gauge 3 ft (914 mm)
Driver Dia. 36 in ( mm)
Loco weight 57,100 lbs.
Fuel Type Wood
Boiler Pressure psi ( MPa)
Cylinders Two, outside
Cylinder Size 15 in × 18 in ( mm × mm)





Service

South Pacific Coast Railroad

Originally ordered for the Connotton Valley Railroad February 1881 but not delivered. Ordered by the South Pacific Coast Railroad in March 1882, delivered June 1882. Transferred to the South Pacific Coast Railway May 1887.

South Pacific Coast Railway

May 1887 to October 1906

Nevada & California

October 1906 to December 1909

Lake Tahoe Railway & Transportation Company

April 1915 to April 1927

Scrapped in Sacramento November 1927