Original Owners
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Allegheny and South Side Railway |
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Allis-Chalmers |
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Angelina and Neches River Railroad |
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Atlantic and East Carolina Railway |
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Atlantic Coast Line Railroad |
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Rejected, to Richmond Terminal Railroad #1 |
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad |
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Ballard Terminal Railroad |
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Boston and Maine Railroad |
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Broward County Port Authority |
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Buffalo Creek Railroad |
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Canton Railroad |
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Central Indiana Railroad |
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Central of Georgia Railroad |
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Central of New Jersey |
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Chattanooga Traction Company |
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Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad |
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Chicago and North Western Railway |
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1268–1270, 1272–1278, 1271, 1279 |
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Chicago District Electric Generating |
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Chicago Short Line Railway |
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad |
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Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railroad |
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Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Railway |
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Chihuahua Forests |
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only unit exported |
Cleveland Quarries |
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Commonwealth Edison |
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Conemaugh and Black Lick Railroad |
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad |
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Detroit Edison |
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Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad |
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re-engined with 8-567B 800 hp engines, new hoods 1952. Reclassified SW8. |
Donner-Hanna Coke |
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Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railroad |
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EMD (demonstrator units)* |
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911, 700, 152 |
EMC 755 was the first SW1 |
Erie Railroad |
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Fort Worth and Denver Railway |
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Fort Worth Belt |
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Galveston Wharves |
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Garden City Western Railway |
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Georgia and Florida Railroad |
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Georgia Marble Company |
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Granite City Steel |
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Great Lakes Steel |
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30, 31, 33–36, 38 |
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Great Northern Railway |
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5101–5105 renumbered |
Great Western Railway of Colorado |
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Hanna Furnace Company |
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Houston Belt and Terminal Railway |
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Illinois Central Railroad |
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Inland Steel Company |
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Lehigh Portland Cement Company |
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Lehigh Valley Railroad |
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Louisiana Midland Railway |
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad |
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Manufacturers' Junction Railway |
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Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad |
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Mathieson Chemical |
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McLouth Steel |
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Memphis union station |
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Metropolitan Sanitary District of Greater Chicago |
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Milwaukee Road |
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renumbered |
Missouri Pacific Railroad |
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Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway |
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New York Central Railroad |
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580–599, 600–621 (second) |
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Nickel Plate Road |
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Pennsylvania Railroad |
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9104, 9137–9154, 9200–9203, 9205, 9396–9428 |
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Pere Marquette Railroad |
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Phelps Dodge Corporation |
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Philadelphia, Bethlehem and New England Railroad |
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Public Service Company of Northern Illinois |
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Portland Traction Company (Oregon) |
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Reading Railroad |
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Republic Steel |
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352, 370–372, 890–891, 893–894 |
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad |
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Roscoe, Snyder and Pacific Railway |
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Sahara Coal Company |
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Seaboard Air Line Railroad |
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Soo Line Railroad |
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Southern Railway |
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Southern Pacific Railroad |
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St. Joseph Belt Railroad |
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St. Joseph Terminal Railroad |
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St. Louis – San Francisco Railway |
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Tennessee Coal and Iron Railroad |
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Terminal Railroad Association of St Louis |
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Union Railroad |
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US Department of Defense (US Army) |
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Wabash Railroad |
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Warner Sand and Gravel Company |
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Western Pacific Railroad |
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Wheeling Steel Company |
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North Western Railway of Mexico |
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- There were 7 units built as EMD demonstrators: #152 (to Scullin Steel #6), 700 (to Manufacturers' Junction Railway #7), 755 (to Inland Steel #51), 804 (to Southern Pacific Railroad #1000, pictured above), 905 (to Central of Georgia #1), 906 (to Western Pacific Railroad #501), 911 (to Great Lakes Steel #11)
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