The LNER 0-6-2 Locomotives
The 0-6-2T configuration was a versatile type with designs for suburban workings as well as freight and shunting. The LNER acquired 529 examples at Grouping (1923) - more than any other tank type other than the 0-6-0T - contributed by each of its seven major constituent companies apart from the GNSR. They were particularly popular on the GCR, which had over 200. A further three were acquired with the absoption of the E&WYUR. No new classes were introduced by the LNER, but two 0-6-2T classes were adopted as standard types. A total of 619 survived to Nationalisation (1948).
Class | Builder | Designer | First Built | Last Withdrawal | Comments |
N1 | GNR | Ivatt | 1907 | 1959 | |
N2 | GNR/LNER | Gresley | 1920 | 1962 | |
N4 | GCR | Parker | 1889 | 1954 | |
N5 | GCR | Parker | 1891 | 1960 | |
N6 | Kitson | 1895 | 1938 | ||
N7 | GER/LNER | Hill | 1915 | 1962 | |
N8 | NER | T.W.Worsdell | 1886 | 1956 | |
N9 | NER | W.Worsdell | 1893 | 1955 | |
N10 | NER | W.Worsdell | 1902 | 1962 | |
N11 | Kitson | 1901 | 1946 | ||
N12 | H&BR | M.Stirling | 1901 | 1948 | |
N13 | H&BR | M.Stirling | 1913 | 1956 | |
N14 | NBR | Reid | 1909 | 1954 | |
N15 | NBR/LNER | Reid | 1910 | 1962 | |
N18 | Hudswell, Clarke | 1908 | 1928 | CV&HR | |
N19 | Manning & Wardle | 1899 | 1922 | E&WYUR |