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Broad Gauge 620-class 4-6-2 locomotives

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Wheel arrangement:4-6-2
Number built:10
Driving wheels diameter:5'6"
Cylinders: - No., diameter & stroke::2 x 18½" x 28"
Boiler pressure:200 lbs.
Tractive effort:25,000 lb.
Heating surfaces - tubes:1,560 sq ft.
 superheater:421 sq. ft.
 firebox:175 sq. ft.
 grate area:33.4 sq. ft.
Bunker capacity - coal:9 tons
 Water:5,200 gallons
Weight in working order:140 tons 15 cwt
Maximum axle load:15 tons 18 cwt
Overall length:69' 7¼"

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620 -- Sir Winston Dugan

620-class 4-6-2 broad gauge steam locomotive built by South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops.
6.3.1936On show at the South Australian Centenary Exhibition, Wayville.
26.6.1936Entered service.
1936Used as engine on Centenary Train.
-Named Sir Winston Dugan
6.7.1961Condemned - 659,269 miles.
5.7.1963Cut up Islington.

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621 -- Duke of Edinburgh

21<sup>st</sup> April 1990,Dry creek loco 621 at night 21<sup>st</sup> September 1986,Grey 621 trial run Gawler

620-class 4-6-2 broad gauge steam locomotive built by South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops.
7.9.1936Entered service.
1936Used as engine on Centenary Train.
21.8.1969Condemned - 672,814 miles.
15.2.1971Returned to active service.
6.4.1971Named Duke of Edinburgh.
9.4.1971Returned to service for special tours.
-To History Trust of South Australia.
-To Australian Railway Historical Society (SteamRanger).

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622

620-class 4-6-2 broad gauge steam locomotive built by South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops.
7.10.1936Entered service.
20.8.1968Condemned - 685,045 miles.
19.2.1969Sednt to Islington for scrapping.

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623

620-class 4-6-2 broad gauge steam locomotive built by South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops.
21.6.1937Entered service.
9.7.1964Condemned - 682,060 miles.
7.9.1964Cut up Islington.

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624

11<sup>th</sup> September 2004,engine 624 in main yard 11<sup>th</sup> September 2004,engine 624 in main yard

620-class 4-6-2 broad gauge steam locomotive built by South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops.
17.7.1937Entered service.
5.1963Last ran.
14.4.1967To Mile End Railway Museum.
21.8.1969Condemned - 704,164 miles.

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625

620-class 4-6-2 broad gauge steam locomotive built by South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops.
24.8.1937Entered service.
7.9.1967Condemned - 696,001 miles.
26.6.1968To Islington for scrapping.
24.8.1968Cut up Islington.

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626

620-class 4-6-2 broad gauge steam locomotive built by South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops.
8.10.1937Entered service.
7.9.1967Condemned -680,212 miles.
23.12.1968To Islington for scrapping.
8.2.1969Cut up Islington.

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627

620-class 4-6-2 broad gauge steam locomotive built by South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops.
26.11.1937Entered service.
7.9.1967Condemned - 665,108 miles.
19.2.1969To Islington for scrapping.

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628

620-class 4-6-2 broad gauge steam locomotive built by South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops.
20.12.1937Entered service.
8.1963Last runs.
7.9.1967Condemned - 710,872 miles.
26.6.1968To Islington for scrapping.
24.8.1968Cut up Islington.

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629

620-class 4-6-2 broad gauge steam locomotive built by South Australian Railways at the Islington Workshops.
22.3.1938Entered service.
7.9.1967Condemned - 635,659 miles.
19.2.1969To Islington for scrapping.

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