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Nacionales de Mexico

Steam Locomotives
3 was built by Porter, but it is not really an NdeM locomotive.
73, Class F-7, was built by Schenectady in 1889.
140 and 141, Class G-02, were built by Baldwin in July 1921, #54900 and 54901. In 1930 they were renumbered 2512 and 2513, Class MR-6. They were retired in 1962.
144, Class G-02, was built by Baldwin in July 1921, #54922. In 1930 it was renumbered 2516, Class MR-6. It was retired in 1962.
145, Class G-02, was built by Baldwin in 1921. I have no further information.
154, Class G-02, was built by Baldwin in September 1921, #55066. In 1930 it was renumbered 2526, Class MR-6. It was retired in 1962.
220, Class GR-28, was built by Baldwin in 1946, #73246. It was formerly Mexicano RR 220, Class GR-28.
256, Class G-028, was built by Baldwin in 1899.
267 and 270, Class G-030, were built by Baldwin in 1921.
281, Class F-2 1/2, was built by Schenectady in 1892, #3891, for the Internacional Mexicano. It was renumbered 767, Class F-23, in 1930. It was retired in March 1957 at Aguascalientes.
379, Class F-38, was built by Rogers in June 1902, #25923, for the IM. It was renumbered 823, Class F-38 in 1930. It was retired in July 1960.
627, Class B-12, was built by Baldwin in 1907.
657 and 658, Class E-4, were built by Cooke in 1904.
841 thru 897, Class F-36, were purchased from Illinois Central in 1921. Between 1921 and 1931 they carried their original IC numbers and ICRR lettering but in the NdeM styling.
873, Class F-36, was built by Brooks in 1903.
905, Class GR-3, was built by Alco in 1936.
1130, Class G-15, was built by Baldwin 1902 and was formerly El Paso & Southwestern.
1141, Class GR-20, was built by Alco in 1921.
1170, 1182, and 1188, Class GR-20, were built by Baldwin in 1921.
1250, Class GR-26, was built by Cooke in 1904.
1282, Class GR-26, was built by Cooke in 1904, #29304. It was formerly 544 and previously Mexican Central 841.
1296, Class GR-26, was built by Cooke in 1904.
1356, Class GR-32, was built by Cooke in 1906.
2152, Class G-32a, was built by Pittsburgh in November 1910, #48864, for the Noroeste de Mexico. It was renumbered 1483 in 1930 and retired in September 1953 at Aguascaliente.
2208, Class KR-3, was built by Schenectady in 1918 and was formerly New York Chicago & St. Louis.
2209 and 2211, Class KR-3, were built by Baldwin in 1918 and were formerly NYC&StL.
2220, Class KR-3, was built by Lima and was formerly NYC&StL.
2249, Class F-23a, was built by Cooke in February 1893, #2249, as Lehigh & Hudson River 19. The 1930 number is not known, but it was reclassified F-27. It was retired in July 1934.
2251, Class KR-7, was built by Baldwin in March 1903, #21936, as Denver & Rio Grande 459, Class K-27. It was sold to NdeMin January 1942 and rebuilt as 401. In 1950 it was rebuilt as standard gauge 2251, Class KR-7. It was scrapped in 1957.
2501, Class L-1, was built by Alco-Dickson in 1908, #45133.
2515, 2519, and 2520, Class MR-6, were built by Baldwin in 1921.
2703, Class NR-1, was built by Alco in 1938.
3028 and 3030, Class QR-1, were built by Alco in 1946.
3035, 3045, 3045, and 3047, Class QR-1, were built by Baldwin in 1946.
3055, Class QR-1, was built by Alco in 1946.
3200, Class TR-1, was built by Alco in 1923 and was formerly Florida East Coast 307.
3351 and 3354, Class UR-1, were built by Baldwin in 1939 and were formerly Norfolk Southern 601 and 604.
Special thanks to John Kirchner for updating my roster information.
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