Victorian Railways Q class
Victorian Railways' Q class was a class of steam locomotives.
The first locomotives came from Phoenix Foundry. They were a class of 10 0-6-0 tender engines built in 1873-74. They were numbered 83-101 (odd numbers only). They were classed Q in 1886. They were taken off register between 1905 and 1908. None were preserved.
External links
Locomotives and rolling stock of the Victorian Railways, predecessors and successors |
---|
| Melbourne & Hobsons Bay Railway Company | |
---|
| Geelong & Melbourne Railway Company |
- 2-2-2WT (1855)
- 2-4-0T (1855)
- 0-6-0WT (1855)
- 0-6-0T Ariel (1855)
|
---|
| Melbourne & Suburban Railway Company | |
---|
| Melbourne Railway Company | |
---|
| Melbourne & Essendon Railway Company | |
---|
| Melbourne & Hobson's Bay United Railway Company |
- 2-4-0T (1866)
- 4-4-0WT (1871), later C Class
- 0-4-0WT Pier Donkey (1876)
|
---|
| Victorian Railways steam locomotives, F.C. Christy period (1858-1870) | |
---|
| Victorian Railways steam locomotives, W. Meikle period (1871-1877) |
- C Class 4-4-0WT
- No.100 2-4-0
- Q class 0-6-0
- U class 0-6-0
- T class 0-6-0
- F class 2-4-0, later 2-4-2T
- K class 2-4-0
- Pier locomotives 0-4-0WT
- G class 4-4-0
- H class 4-4-0
- No.162 & No.164 4-4-0
|
---|
| Victorian Railways steam locomotives, S. Mirls period (1878-1890) | |
---|
| Victorian Railways steam locomotives, T.H. Woodroffe period (1893-1912) | |
---|
| Victorian Railways steam locomotives, W.M. Shannon period (1912-1919) | |
---|
| Victorian Railways steam locomotives, A.E. Smith period (1919-1928) | |
---|
| Victorian Railways steam locomotives, N.C. Harris period (1928-1933) | |
---|
| Victorian Railways steam locomotives, A.C. Ahlston period (1933-1955) | |
---|
| Diesel-Electric | |
---|
| Diesel-Hydraulic | |
---|
| Rail Tractor | |
---|
| Electric | |
---|
| Railmotors | |
---|
| Road Transferrable Locomotives | |
---|
| Suburban electric | |
---|
| Passenger carriages | |
---|
| Freight vehicles by type | |
---|
| Freight vehicles by traffic | |
---|
| Vans | |
---|
| 2 ft 6 in (762 mm) Narrow Gauge | |
---|
| Other | |
---|
| Named/Significant Trains | |
---|
| |
|