DRG Renumbering Plan For Steam Locomotives - Passenger Train Tank Locomotives

Passenger Train Tank Locomotives

Original operating numbers
1923 - 2nd renumbering plan		 Final operating numbers
1925 renumbering plan		 State railway class Remarks
69 7001 - 7003* Prussian T 4.2 * 69 7001, 7002 wrongly classed as T 4 of the 2nd Berlin variant
70 001 - 097 70 001 - 097 Bavarian Pt 2/3
70 101 - 105, 111 - 125 70 101 - 105, 111 - 125 Baden I g 70 126 - 133 were follow-on orders by the DRG
70 7001 Prussian T 4 1. Magdeburg variant
70 7002 - 7004, 7015 - 7016 2nd Berlin variant
70 7005 - 7014, 7017 - 7033, 7036 - 7038 Prussian T 4.1
70 7034, 7035 Prussian T 4.3
70 7101 - 7155 70 7101 - 7154 Bavarian D IX
71 001 - 116* 71 001 - 026 Prussian T 5.1 * 71 019, 020, 029 - 031 wrongly classed T 5.2
71 201 - 212 71 201 - 212 Bavarian Pt 2/4 H
71 301 - 391 71 301 - 385 Saxon IV T
71 401 - 420 71 401 - 420 Oldenburg T 5.1
71 7001 - 7005 Baden IV d
72 001 - 016* 72 001, 002 Prussian T 5.2 * 72 016 wrongly classed T 5.1
72 101, 102 72 101, 102 Bavarian Pt 2/4 N
73 001 - 028 73 001 - 028 Palatine P 2.II
73 031 - 124 73 031 - 125 Bavarian D XII 73 125 ex Alsace-Lorraine T 5
73 131 - 139 73 131 - 139 Bavarian Pt 2/5 N
73 201 73 201 Bavarian Pt 2/5 H
74 001 - 368 74 001 - 358 Prussian T 11
74 401 - 1396 74 401 - 543, 545 - 1300 Prussian T 12
75 001 - 093 75 001 - 093 Württemberg T 5
75 101…302 75 101…302 Baden VI b Not all numbers were utilised
75 401…494 75 401…494 Baden VI c Built 1914 - 1918, Not all numbers were utilised
75 501 - 505, 511 - 588 75 501 - 505, 511 - 588 Saxon XIV HT
75 1001 - 1023, 1101–1120 75 1001 - 1023, 1101–1120 Baden VI c Built 1920/21
76 001 - 011 76 001 - 011 Prussian T 10
77 001 - 012 77 001 - 012 Palatine P 5
77 101 - 129 77 101 - 129 Palatine Pt 3/6, Bavarian Pt 3/6
78 001 - 281, 321 - 371 78 001 - 282, 351 - 523 Prussian T 18, Württemberg T 18 78 524 - 528 were follow-on orders by the DRG
79 001, 002 79 001, 002 Saxon XV HTV

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