List of locomotives and railcars of the grand ducal oldenburg railway

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This list contains the locomotives and railcars of the Grand Ducal Oldenburg Railway (GOE).

Designation of the locomotives

The locomotives of the Grand Ducal Oldenburg Railway were given a name and a track number corresponding to the inventory number, which was assigned in the order in which they were delivered. Numbers that became free due to retirement were not reassigned.

Landscape, river and place names from the Grand Duchy and the rest of Germany were chosen for the locomotives. Names of animals, planets and characters from Norse mythology were also used. The names of the small tank locomotives, which were intended to indicate the mobility of these vehicles, were particularly original: HIN, HER, FLINK, FLOTT and the like. On the other hand, names of personalities from the country's history were not given, in order not to “give rise to superfluous play on words and secondary interpretations, etc.” Names that had become vacant through retirement were transferred to newly delivered locomotives. The GOE stuck to the practice of naming the longest of all German state railways; this took place until 1920.

Generic names were never introduced on the Grand Ducal Oldenburg Railway. Only in the run-up to the redesignation by the DRG did they use Prussian generic names to make it easier to name and classify the Oldenburg locomotives. For some types of locomotives that were already retired at the time of redesignation, the corresponding generic names are only found in the secondary literature.

Steam locomotives

Construction locomotives

genus Lane number (s) DR number (s) number Year of construction (s) design type Remarks
without 45-46 2 1841 2'A n2 acquired by NME for railway construction in 1866 ; Retired in 1872

Universal locomotives for all types of trains

During the first three decades of its existence, the Grand Ducal Oldenburg Railway managed with one type of locomotive for line service, which - continuously developed - was reordered several times.

genus Lane number (s) DR number (s) number Year of construction (s) design type Remarks
Without 1-6 6th 1866 B n2 R. Hartmann, Chemnitz, factory no. 288 to 293
G 1 7-26 20th 1866-1872 B n2 with frame water tank; 4 locomotives used at times as tank locomotives
27-46 (51 7001-7019) 20th 1876-1877 without frame water tank
77-79,
87-91		 8th 1889-1891
P 3 2
(or P 0)		 95-101 (33 7001-7007) 7th 1894-1895 B n2v

Passenger and express train locomotives

genus Lane number (s) DR number (s) number Year of construction (s) design type Remarks
P 4 1 107-111, 116,
129-134,
139-144, 150		 36 1201-1219 19th 1896-1902 2'B n2
P 4 2 174-178,
188-190		 36 1251-1258 8th 1907-1909 2'B n2v like Prussia. P 4 2 , nos. 188–190 with Lentz valve control
P 8 290-294 38 3390-3394 5 1922 2'C h2 like Prussia. P 8
S 3 151-154,
160-161		 13 1801-1806 6th 1903-1904 2'B n2v like Prussia. S 3
S 5 2 205-206,
209-211,
223-225,
248-250		 13 1851-1861 11 1909-1913 2'B n2v like Prussia. S 5 2 , with Lentz valve control
S 10 266-268 16 001-003 3 1916 1'C1 'h2

Freight locomotives

genus Lane number (s) DR number (s) number Year of construction (s) design type Remarks
G 4 2 102-106,
117-122,
155-159,
165-166,
179-184,
191-193		 53 1001-1003,
53 1051-1058		 28 1895-1909 C n2v like Prussia. G 4 2
G 7
(or G 9)		 231-235,
246-247,
251-255,
259-263,
272-276		 55 6201-6213 22nd 1912-1918 D n2v with Lentz valve control
G 8 2 281-285 56 2276-2280 5 1921 1'D h2 like Prussia. G 8 2 , with Lentz valve control

Tank locomotives

genus Lane number (s) DR number (s) number Year of construction (s) design type Remarks
T 0 63-66,
85-86		 6th 1885-1891 1A n2t for bus trains
T 1 2 47-62 16 1871-1873 B n2t No. 62 HOLM built for ELE in 1871 , bought in 1873
67-76,
80-84,
92-94		 98 7401-7405 18th 1888-1892
T 2 112-115,
147-149,
162-164,
167-173,
197-204,
212-215,
229-230,
237-238,
241-245		 98 101-137 38 1896-1913 B n2t like Prussia. T 2
T 3 123-128,
135-138,
145-146,
194-196		 (98 201–215) 15th 1898-1909 C n2t like Prussia. T 3
T 5 1 185-187,
207-208,
216-218,
226-228, 236,
256-258,
269-271,
279-280		 71 401-71 420 20th 1907-1921 1'B1 'n2t like Prussia. T 5 1
T 13 219-222,
239-240, 264-265,
277-278		 92 585-588,
92 606-607,
92 910-913		 10 1911-1919 D n2t like Prussia. T 13
T 13 1 286-289 92 401-404 4th 1921 D h2t with Lentz valve control

Narrow gauge locomotives

The narrow gauge locomotives of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg railway were in the meter gauge executed Wangerooge Island Railway procured.

genus Lane number (s) DR number (s) number Year of construction (s) design type Remarks
without 1 1 1896 B n2t built by Orenstein & Koppel
2 1 1898 built by the Heilbronn machine factory, bought in 1904
3 99 021 1 1904 built by Freudenstein
4-5 99 022-023 2 1910-1913 built by Hanomag

Railcar

genus Lane number (s) DR number (s) number Year of construction (s) design type Remarks
without 1 1910 2'Bo 'be Benzene-electric railcar, retired in 1915

literature

  • Hans-Jürgen Gaida: Steam between Weser and Ems - The history of the Grand Ducal Oldenburg Railway. Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart 1979, ISBN 3-87943-614-2 .
  • Karl Julius Harder, Hans Kobschätzky: The Grand Ducal State Railways in Mecklenburg and Oldenburg. Franckh, Stuttgart 1978, ISBN 3-440-04570-6 .
  • Hans-Joachim Kirsche, Hermann Lohr, Georg Thielmann: Lokomotiv-Archiv Mecklenburg / Oldenburg. transpress, Berlin 1989, ISBN 3-344-00326-7 .
  • Peter Löffler: The railway in Oldenburg. EK-Verlag, Freiburg 1999, ISBN 3-88255-683-8 .
  • Wolfgang Valtin: German Locomotive Archive: Directory of all locomotives and railcars. Volume 1: Numbering Systems. transpress, Berlin 1992, ISBN 3-344-70739-6 .
  • Wolfgang Valtin: German Locomotive Archive: Directory of all locomotives and railcars. Volume 2: Steam locomotives and steam railcars. transpress, Berlin 1992, ISBN 3-344-70740-X .
  • Wolfgang Valtin: German Locomotive Archive: Directory of all locomotives and railcars. Volume 3: Electric and diesel locomotives, railcars. transpress, Berlin 1992, ISBN 3-344-70741-8 .