2-6-0 Steam Locomotives in Canada


Railroads that used 2-6-0 Steam Locomotives in Canada

Surviving Examples of 2-6-0 Steam Locomotives in Canada

No.ClassF.M. WhyteGaugeRailroad LineLocationStatusBuilder InfoNotes
4172-6-04'-8½"CNRArmstrong Lake, BC
sunk
Sank in 1920 after falling off a bardge.
112-6-04'-8½"Hillcrest CollieryCrowsnest Pass, Blairmore, AB
display
CLC #1245, 1914
63 (1)2-6-036"WP&Y (KMR) Klondike Mines Railway Locomotive Shelter, Dawson City, YT
display
Brooks #522, 1881
713E-7-a2-6-04'-8½"CNR (GTR) Canadian Railway Museum, Delson, QC
display
GTR Point St. Charles, 1900
62-6-036"North West Coal & NavigationYoho Campground, Field, BC
abandoned
Baldwin (Burnham) #7717, 1885 Used in building the CPR spiral tunnels. Only the boiler, firebox and tender remain.
86E-10-a2-6-04'-8½"CNR Western Fair Grounds, London, ON
display
CLC #919, 1910
88 (1008)E-10-a2-6-04'-8½"CNR (GTR) Upper Canada Village, Morrisburg, ON
display
CLC, 1910Cosmetic restoration completed in 2022.
81E-10-a2-6-04'-8½"CNR Heritage Park, Palmerston, ON
display
CLC #914, 1910
302-6-04'-8½"Manitoba PaperManitoba Paper Co., Pine Falls, MB
display
Montreal Locomotive Works #63551, 1922
12-6-016"Port Elgin & Northshore Port Elgin & Northshore Railroad, Port Elgin, ONunknownWinton Engineering To Scenic Caves, The Blue Mountains, ON in 1978. Owned by Scott Pearson, Smithville, ON. The location of the locomotive is unknown. It may be in Beamsville.
1002-6-04'-8½"Mattagami RR near post office, Smooth Rock Falls, ON
display
Montreal Locomotive Works #55116, 04/1915donated in 1967.
42 (16)2-6-04'-8½"Acadia Coal (Dominion Coal) Museum of Industry, Stellarton, NS
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Alco (Schenectady) #5103, 1899Originally built as a 2-6-2T tank engine. Rebuilt as a 2-6-0 in 1945. Operated at the Salem and Hillsborough Railroad (now the New Brunswick Railway Museum) from November 1983 until 1987.
512-6-036"WP&Y MacBride Museum, Whitehorse, YT
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Brooks, 1881
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