South Australian Railways - SAR Steam Locomotives

SAR Steam Locomotives

Note that Broad Gauge refers to 5 ft 3 in (1,600 mm) and Narrow Gauge to 3 ft 6 in (1,067 mm)

  • D Class - Broad Gauge
  • E Class - Broad Gauge
  • F Class - Broad Gauge
  • G Class - Broad Gauge – includes variations Ga, Gb, Gc, Gd and Ge.
  • H Class - Broad Gauge
  • K Class - Broad Gauge
  • M Class - Broad Gauge
  • P Class - Broad Gauge
  • Q Class - Broad Gauge
  • R Class - Broad Gauge
  • Rx Class - Broad Gauge
  • S Class - Broad Gauge
  • 500 Class - Broad Gauge
  • 520 Class - Broad Gauge
  • 600 Class - Broad Gauge
  • 620 Class - Broad Gauge
  • 700 Class - Broad Gauge
  • 710 Class - Broad Gauge
  • 720 Class - Broad Gauge
  • 740 Class - Broad Gauge
  • 750 Class - Broad Gauge – originally Victorian Railways N Class locomotives.
  • 300 Class of the SAR - Narrow Gauge (Garratt)
  • 400 Class of the SAR - Narrow Gauge (Garratt)
  • T Class - Narrow Gauge
  • U Class - Narrow Gauge
  • V Class - Narrow Gauge
  • W Class - Narrow Gauge
  • X Class - Narrow Gauge
  • Y Class - Narrow Gauge.
  • Z Class - Narrow Gauge.
  • Minor Classes: Includes the A, B, C, I, J, L, N, O & Tx Broad Gauge classes, and the Narrow Gauge K class. Note that all these had 5 or less members. Also includes those locomotives without a class, i.e. 1, 2, 3, 97, 98, 154, 155, 205 BG locomotives, and 0, 107 ("Sandfly", later NA1) & 260 NG locomotives.

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