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Steam locomotive

Baldwin K-36

Built by Baldwin

Weight
85 t
187,393 lb
Track gauge
914 mm
Narrow gauge
Years built
1925
10 units
Axle arrangement
1'D1' h2

Overview of the Baldwin K-36

Experience the powerful K-36 steam locomotive, a marvel of American engineering built by Baldwin in 1925.

This 2-8-2 Whyte notation locomotive boasts a 914 mm gauge, making it ideal for challenging narrow-gauge routes.

Weighing in at 85 tons, the K-36 delivers an impressive tractive effort of 161 kN, capable of pulling significant loads.

Currently operational in the United States, you can find this iconic steam engine gracing the tracks of the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad and the Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad.

The K-36 is a vital piece of railway heritage, offering an unforgettable journey back in time for enthusiasts and travelers alike.

Baldwin K-36 technical specifications

Value
Built byBaldwin · 192510 units
Tractive effort161 kN36,194 lbf
Track gauge914 mmNarrow gauge3 ft 0 in
UIC axle arrangement1'D1' h2
Whyte notation2-8-2
Weight85 t187,393 lb

Operators of the Baldwin K-36

Railway companies that have operated the K-36, with the class designation used by each of them.

OperatorClassCountry
Cumbras & Toltec Scenic RailroadCTSR K-36United States
Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge RailroadD&SNR K-36United States

Baldwin K-36 photos

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