V/Line N Class - Locomotives

Locomotives

Locomotive Name Serial No Entered service Owner Notes
N451 City of Portland 85-1219 20 September 1985 V/Line Passenger
N452 Rural City of Wodonga 85-1220 10 October 1985 V/Line Passenger
N453 City of Albury 85-1221 1 November 1985 V/Line Passenger Standard gauge
N454 City of Horsham 85-1222 20 November 1985 V/Line Passenger
N455 City of Swan Hill 85-1223 19 December 1985 V/Line Passenger
N456 City of Colac 85-1224 29 January 1986 V/Line Passenger
N457 City of Mildura 85-1225 27 February 1986 V/Line Passenger
N458 City of Maryborough 85-1226 17 March 1986 V/Line Passenger
N459 City of Echuca 85-1227 15 April 1986 V/Line Passenger
N460 City of Castlemaine 85-1228 15 May 1986 V/Line Passenger
N461 City of Ararat 85-1190 25 July 1986 V/Line Passenger
N462 City of Shepparton 86-1191 14 August 1986 V/Line Passenger
N463 City of Bendigo 86-1192 4 September 1986 V/Line Passenger
N464 City of Geelong 86-1193 29 September 1986 V/Line Passenger
N465 City of Ballarat 86-1194 20 October 1986 V/Line Passenger
N466 City of Warrnambool 86-1195 31 October 1986 V/Line Passenger
N467 City of Stawell 86-1196 26 November 1986 V/Line Passenger
N468 City of Bairnsdale 86-1197 19 December 1986 V/Line Passenger
N469 City of Morwell 86-1198 29 January 1987 V/Line Passenger Standard gauge
N470 City of Wangaratta 86-1199 17 February 1987 V/Line Passenger Standard gauge
N471 City of Benalla 87-1200 28 February 1987 V/Line Passenger
N472 City of Sale 87-1201 27 March 1987 V/Line Passenger
N473 City of Warragul 87-1202 28 April 1987 V/Line Passenger
N474 City of Traralgon 87-1203 28 May 1987 V/Line Passenger
N475 City of Moe 87-1204 6 July 1987 V/Line Passenger

  • N469 in the 1995 red and blue livery

  • N class in the original orange and grey livery hauling H type carriages

  • N463 in the 1995 livery hauling N type carriages on the North East Line

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