Random South African Locomotive Classes (358 items)report

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[Class or Configuration]: CGR 0-4-0ST 1881
[Whyte notation]: 0-4-0ST
[Gauge]: 3 ft 6 in, 1067 mm Cape
[First Run]: 1881
(Steam locomotives)
[Class or Configuration]: SAR Class GG
[Whyte notation]: 2-6-2+2-6-2
[Gauge]: 3 ft 6 in, 1067 mm Cape
[First Run]: 1925
(Steam locomotives)
[Class]: TFR Class 44-000
[Imperial classification]: Co-Co
[Type]: GE ES40ACi
[First Run]: 2015
(Gas-electric, Diesel-electric, Diesel-hydraulic & Electro-diesel locomotives)
[Class]: SAR Class 6E1, Series 2
[Imperial classification]: Bo-Bo
[Type & Voltage]: UCW 3 kV DC
[First Run]: 1971
(Electric locomotives)
[Class or Configuration]: SAR Class 15F
[Whyte notation]: 4-8-2
[Gauge]: 3 ft 6 in, 1067 mm Cape
[First Run]: 1938
(Steam locomotives)
[Class or Configuration]: SAR Class S
[Whyte notation]: 0-8-0
[Gauge]: 3 ft 6 in, 1067 mm Cape
[First Run]: 1929
(Steam locomotives)

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By and large, traveling by train in South Africa is safe and comfortable, and the best way to take in the wonders of the continent. The railway transportation here is very safe and comfortable and is also the preferred transportation for many tourists and local residents. There are many levels of the locomotive, and the highest level of locomotive gets a free in-car meal, wine, Havana cigars, and thoughtful personal service. There are even full-size bathtubs in the ultra-luxury compartment.

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