0-4-2 Locomotives in Great_Britain

Railroads that used 0-4-2 Locomotives in Great_Britain (data provided by Steve Llanso of Sweat House Media)

Railroads that used 0-4-2 locomotives in other countries

Surviving Examples of 0-4-2 Locomotives in Great_Britain

No.	F.M. Whyte	Gauge	Railroad Line	Location	Status	Builder Info	Notes
	0-4-2T	15"	Exmoor Steam Railway	Exmoor Steam Railway, Bratton Fleming, ENG	private operational	Exmoor Steam Railway Bratton Fleming Works #302, 1997	Named Ruby. Previously named Dennis. Originally built as 12¼ inch gauge.
	0-4-2T	12¼"	Exmoor Steam Railway	Exmoor Steam Railway, Bratton Fleming, ENG	private operational	Exmoor Steam Railway Bratton Fleming Works #330, 2006	Named Lorna Doone.
7	0-4-2T	24"	Invicta Mill	Bredgar & Wormshill Light Railway, Bredgar, ENG	private operational	Decauville #246, 1897	Named Victory.
10	0-4-2T	24"	Sena Sugar Estates	Bredgar & Wormshill Light Railway, Bredgar, ENG	private operational	John Fowler & Co. #13573, 1912	Named Zambezi.
	0-4-2ST	24"	Penrhyn Quarry Railway	Apedale Valley Light Railway, Chesterton, ENG	operational	Kerr, Stuart & Co. (Stoke on Trent) #2395, 1917	Named Stanhope. Owned by the Moseley Railway Trust.
	0-4-2	15"	Heatherslaw Light Railway	Heatherslaw Light Railway, Cornhill-on-Tweed, ENG	operational	Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway Ravenglass Works, 1989	Named Lady Augusta.
7	0-4-2ST	27"	Corris Railway	Corris Railway, Corris, WAL	operational	Winson Engineering #17, 2005	Winson Engineering closed in 2001. Completed by Drayton Designs.
	0-4-2T	600mm	Rustenberg Platinum Mines	Lynton & Barnstaple Railway, Martinhoe Cross, ENG	operational	W. G. Bagnall #3023, 1953	Named Isaac.
1	0-4-2T	15"	Difflin Lake Railway	Oakfield Park, Oakfield Demesne, IRL	operational	Exmoor Steam Railway Bratton Fleming Works #317, 2003	Named Duches of Difflin.
1	0-4-2ST	30"	Antigua Sugar	FMB Engineering, Petersfield, ENG	stored	Kerr, Stuart & Co. (Stoke on Trent) #3025, 1917	Named Edith. From a sugar factory in Antigua, English Harbour.
	0-4-2ST	30"	Bowaters Paper Railway	Sittingbourne & Kemsley Light Railway, Sittingbourne, ENG	operational	Kerr, Stuart & Co. (Stoke on Trent) #926, 1905	Named Leader.
2	0-4-2ST	24"	British Aluminium Co.	Statfold Barn Railway, Tamworth, ENG	private operational	Hunslet Engine Co. #1842, 1936	Named Howard.
4	0-4-2ST	24"	Indonesian Forestry Service	Statfold Barn Railway, Tamworth, ENG	private operational	Hunslet Engine Co. #3902, 1971	Last commercial steam locomotive built in the UK. Named Trangkil.
1	0-4-2	4'-8½"	Shropshire & Montgomeryshire	Kent & East Sussex Railway, Tenterden, ENG	display	Alfred Dodman & Co. (Highgate Foundry), 01/1893	Named Gazelle. Originally built for William Burkitt as a 2-2-2WT type. Acquired by Thomas W. Ward in 1910. Previously operated in 1970. Owned by the National Railway Museum York. Smallest surviving standard gauge steam locomotive in the UK.
6	0-4-2T	24"	Gledhow-Chaka's Kraal Sugar Estates	North Gloucestershire Railway, Toddington, ENG	operational	Hunslet Engine Co. #2075, 1940	Named Chaka's Kraal.
	0-4-2T	15"	Evesham Vale Light Railway	Evesham Vale Light Railway, Twyford, ENG	operational	Exmoor Steam Railway Bratton Fleming Works #300, 1996	Named Monty. Previously named Markeaton Lady. From the Markeaton Park Railway, Derby, Derbyshire.
3	0-4-2ST	27"	Corris Railway	Talyllyn Railway, Tywyn, WAL	unknown		Named Sir Haydn.
1	0-4-2ST	27"	Talyllyn Railway	Talyllyn Railway, Tywyn, WAL	operational	Fletcher, Jennings & Co. #42, 1864	Named Talyllyn.
4	0-4-2ST	27"	Corris Railway	Talyllyn Railway, Tywyn, WAL	operational	Kerr, Stuart & Co. (Stoke on Trent) #4047, 1921	Named Edward Thomas.
7	0-4-2T	27"	Talyllyn Railway	Talyllyn Railway, Tywyn, WAL	operational	Talyllyn Railway Pendre Works, 1991	Named Tom Rolt.
2	0-4-2ST	30"	Bowaters Paper Railway	ZSL Whipsnade Zoo, Whipsnade, ENG	operational	Kerr, Stuart & Co. (Stoke on Trent) #1049, 1908	Named Excelsior.
6	0-4-2T	24"	Gartell Light Railway	Gartell Light Railway, Yenston, ENG	operational	North Dorset Locomotive Works #698, 1998	Named Mr. G.