Cocker Valley Railway
The Cocker Valley Railway (CVR) was an Etorean industrial railway built to assist in the construction of the Cocker Valley Reservoirs in the Etorean Highlands. It was in operation from 1897 to 1922.
Assets
Steam Locomotives:
| Origin: | Class / Type: | Name: | Number: | Details: |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0-6-0T | "Gypsy" | Renamed "Alewick" by 1907. | ||
| 0-6-0T | "Merchant" | Renamed "Yawbridge" by 1907. | ||
| Andrew Barclay & Sons | 0-4-0ST | "Ledsbury" | 944 | Works № 944/1903 |
| Peckett & Sons | X Class 0-6-0ST | "Governor" | Renamed "Elmsbury" by 1907 | |
| Brotherhoods of Culcarden | 0-6-0T | N/A | 3 | Works № 41/1867, Ex - () Railway №3. Renamed "Aredale" by 1907. |
| Hudswell Clarke | 0-6-0T | "Kirksham" |
Coaches:
Eastern Counties Railway Saloon №14 (on loan)
4x Great Southern Railway of Etorea 4/w Brake Third (purchased via Abbott, Wheatley & Co.)
8x Great Eastern Railway 4/w Third (purchased from scrap line, refurbished and refitted by Abbott, Wheatley & Co.)
Wagons:
16x 10T 4-Plank Wagon (Abbott, Weatley & Co.)
2x 10T Gunpowder Vans (Abbott, Weatley & Co.)
1897 - 1922
Type
Corporation, Transportation
Ruling Organization
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