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Steam locomotive

GWR 1000

Built by GWR

Track gauge
1,435 mm
Standard gauge
Years built
1945–1947
30 units
Axle arrangement
2'C' h2

Overview of the GWR 1000

Explore the GWR 1000, a distinguished steam locomotive built for the Great Western Railway in the United Kingdom.

This impressive engine belongs to the GWR County class, representing a significant piece of railway heritage.

With its classic 4-6-0 Whyte notation and a standard gauge of 1435 mm, the GWR 1000 is a powerful and historically important machine.

Constructed between 1945 and 1947, it showcases the engineering capabilities of its era.

Also identified by the UIC classification 2'C' h2, the GWR 1000 is a captivating steam locomotive.

Ideal for enthusiasts of vintage trains and railway history, delve into the world of this iconic locomotive.

GWR 1000 technical specifications

Value
Built byGWR · 1945–194730 units
Track gauge1,435 mmStandard gauge4 ft 8½ in
UIC axle arrangement2'C' h2
Whyte notation4-6-0
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Operators of the GWR 1000

Railway companies that have operated the GWR 1000, with the class designation used by each of them.

OperatorClassCountry
Great Western RailwayGWR CountyUnited Kingdom

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