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Steam locomotive

GWR 4900

Built by GWR

Weight
76 t
167,551 lb
Length
19.2 m
63 ft 0 in
Track gauge
1,435 mm
Standard gauge
Years built
1928–1943
259 units
Axle arrangement
2'C' h2

Overview of the GWR 4900

Explore the GWR 4900, a classic steam locomotive from the Great Western Railway.

Built between 1928 and 1943, this iconic 4-6-0 locomotive, also known as the 'Hall' class, was a staple of British railways.

With a substantial length of 19.2 meters and weighing 76 tons, the GWR 4900 was designed for power and efficiency.

Its impressive tractive effort of 121 kN showcases its capability in hauling heavy loads.

Discover the heritage and engineering of this remarkable steam engine, a true testament to railway history.

GWR 4900 technical specifications

Value
Built byGWR · 1928–1943259 units
Tractive effort121 kN27,202 lbf
Track gauge1,435 mmStandard gauge4 ft 8½ in
UIC axle arrangement2'C' h2
Whyte notation4-6-0
Length19.2 m63 ft 0 in
Width2.72 m8 ft 11 in
Height4.04 m13 ft 3 in
Weight76 t167,551 lb
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Operators of the GWR 4900

Railway companies that have operated the GWR 4900, with the class designation used by each of them.

OperatorClassCountry
Great Western RailwayGWR 4900United Kingdom

GWR 4900 photos

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