Beyer & Peacock NGG16

Built by Cockerill, Beyer & Peacock, Hunslet Engine

Weight

61 t

134,482 lb

Length

14.71 m

48 ft 3 in

Track gauge

610 mm

Narrow gauge

Years built

1937–1968

34 units

Axle arrangement

1'C1'1'C1' h4

Overview of the Beyer & Peacock NGG16

Discover the NGG16 steam locomotive, a remarkable articulated engine known for its power and historical significance.

Built between 1937 and 1968 by manufacturers like Cockerill, Beyer & Peacock, and Hunslet Engine, this 2-6-2+2-6-2 Whyte notation locomotive boasts a substantial 84 kN tractive effort.

Operating on a 610 mm gauge, the NGG16 is a prominent feature on heritage railways, notably the Welsh Highland Railway in the United Kingdom, offering an impressive 14.71 meters of engineering prowess.

With its robust construction and impressive dimensions, this steam locomotive is a captivating piece of railway heritage.

Experience the charm and capability of the NGG16, a true icon in the world of narrow-gauge steam.

Beyer & Peacock NGG16 technical specifications

	Value	Imperial / US
Built by	Cockerill, Beyer & Peacock, Hunslet Engine · 1937–196834 units
Tractive effort	84 kN18,884 lbf	18,884 lbf
Track gauge	610 mmNarrow gauge2 ft 0 in	2 ft 0 in
UIC axle arrangement	1'C1'1'C1' h4
Whyte notation	2-6-2+2-6-2
Length	14.71 m48 ft 3 in	48 ft 3 in
Width	2.1 m6 ft 11 in	6 ft 11 in
Height	3.15 m10 ft 4 in	10 ft 4 in
Weight	61 t134,482 lb	134,482 lb