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Operational narrow gauge locomotives

Here is a list of narrow gauge steam locomotives in service. The operating condition of locomotives varies according to the current situation, which is affected by e.g. boiler certification, repairs including general repairs, etc.

Andrew Barclay

0-6-0 well tank

Orentstein & Koppel 

Hunslet Engine Company

Bagnall of Stafford

Petit Bourg 

0-6-0T

Fairlie

Garratt

George England and Co.

Lyd

Mountaineer

Baldwin Locomotive Works 

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Palmerston

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Prince

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Princess

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Welsh Pony

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NG/G16 No.87

NG/G16 No.130

NG/G16 No.138

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NG/G16 No.143

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K 1

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Merddin Emrys

David Lloyd George

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Livingston Thompson

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Earl Of Merioneth

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Taliesin

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James Spooner

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Covertcoat

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Hugh Napier

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No. 3 Lady Joan

Lilla

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Blanche

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Linda

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Britomart

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Lilian

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Bagnall of Stafford

No.4 ‘Armistice’

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Orentstein & Koppel 

No. 8 Helga

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No.6 ‘Eigiau’

ELF

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P C ALLEN

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PEDEMOURA

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Petit Bourg

No. 7 Victory

 No 10 ‘Zambezi’

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0-6-0T John Fowler & Co. (Leeds) Ltd

No. 9 Limpopo

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                                                                                             Built 2010

A replica of a former locomotive of the Lynton and Barnstaple Railway in Devon, 'Lyd' continues a tradition of their locos being named after local West Country rivers. Although built at Boston Lodge, it has visited the L&BR on several occasions. 'Lyd' is very useful for hauling medium length trains.

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Built in the USA for front line service in World War I, '1265' remained in France until 1964. Donated to the railway by a Society member, it became a hard-working locomotive for many years. Also known as the ALCO, 'Mountaineer' is under restoration by a volunteer group and its return is eagerly awaited.

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