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Locomotives with a '''4-6-2''' wheel configuration.
Locomotives with a '''4-6-2''' wheel configuration.


Locos with this classic arrangement of wheels (introduced in ~1901) are known as "'''Pacific''" locomotives - well-known examples include the '''Flying Scotsman''' and the '''Mallard'''.
Locos with this classic arrangement of wheels (introduced in ~1901) are known as "'''Pacific'''" locomotives - well-known examples include the ''Flying Scotsman'' and the ''Mallard''.


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[[Category:Locomotives by wheeltype]]

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Locomotives with a 4-6-2 wheel configuration.

Locos with this classic arrangement of wheels (introduced in ~1901) are known as "Pacific" locomotives - well-known examples include the Flying Scotsman and the Mallard.

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Pages in category ‘4-6-2’

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