GN&SR 200 Class
The Great Northern & Southern Railway 200 Class 0-6-0T was a class of twenty-five 0-6-0T type steam locomotive designed for shunting and light traffic. All members of the class passed into ownership of the ENR where they were numbered in sequence with the similar GN&SR 320 Class.
The class was one of several 0-6-0Ts designed by George Wilde to replace older locmomotives of similar types that had been both built and inherited by the GN&SR. The first of the class (200 - 206) were built to replace the 0-6-0STs that had been inherited from the Northern & Eastern Railway, further members of the class were outfitted with condensing gear for working on suburban trains (both freight and passenger) and shunting in Knightsbury.
The class was one of several 0-6-0Ts designed by George Wilde to replace older locmomotives of similar types that had been both built and inherited by the GN&SR. The first of the class (200 - 206) were built to replace the 0-6-0STs that had been inherited from the Northern & Eastern Railway, further members of the class were outfitted with condensing gear for working on suburban trains (both freight and passenger) and shunting in Knightsbury.
Creation Date
1880 - 1886
Decommission Date
1938 - 1962
Destruction Date
1943 - 1963
Owning Organization
Length
27 ft 8 in (8.43 m) over buffers
Weight
40 long tons
13 ft 8 in (4.166 m)
Driving Wheel Dia.
4 ft 0 in (1.219 m)
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