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Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad

🇺🇸 United States ·24 types

• BL #1049 🇺🇸

  Baldwin Locomotive Works

  Milwaukee Road class A2

  built from 1901· retired

  🚂 steam locomotive

  built

  45

  top speed

  —

  power

  —

• AL #1590 🇺🇸

  American Locomotive Company

  Milwaukee Road class L2

  built from 1912· retired

  🚂 steam locomotive

  built

  380

  top speed

  —

  power

  —

• #1740 🇺🇸

  American Locomotive Company

  Milwaukee Road class EF-1

  built from 1915· preserved

  ⚡ electric locomotive

  built

  42

  top speed

  —

  power

  3.1 MW

• #1741 🇺🇸

  General Electric

  Milwaukee Road class ES-1

  built from 1915· retired

  ⚡ electric locomotive

  built

  1

  top speed

  —

  power

  236 kW

• #1769 🇺🇸

  General Electric

  Milwaukee Road class ES-2

  built from 1916· retired

  ⚡ electric locomotive

  built

  4

  top speed

  —

  power

  500 kW

• #1854 🇺🇸

  General Electric

  Milwaukee Road class EP-2

  built from 1919· preserved

  ⚡ electric locomotive

  built

  5

  top speed

  113 km/h

  power

  3.3 MW

• BL #1855 🇺🇸

  Baldwin Locomotive Works

  Milwaukee Road class EP-3

  built from 1919· retired

  ⚡ electric locomotive

  built

  10

  top speed

  105 km/h

  power

  3.5 MW

• BL #2307 🇺🇸

  Baldwin Locomotive Works

  Milwaukee Road class F6

  built from 1930· retired

  🚂 steam locomotive

  built

  22

  top speed

  —

  power

  —

• #2477 🇺🇸

  American Locomotive Company

  Milwaukee Road class A

  built from 1935· retired

  🚂 steam locomotive

  built

  4

  top speed

  181 km/h

  power

  —

• #2596 🇺🇸

  American Locomotive Company

  Milwaukee Road class F7

  built from 1938· retired

  🚂 steam locomotive

  built

  6

  top speed

  193 km/h

  power

  —

• #2614 🇺🇸

  American Locomotive Company

  ALCO DL-109

  built from 1939· retired

  🚆 multiple unit diesel

  built

  74

  top speed

  193 km/h

  power

  1.5 MW

• #2777 🇺🇸

  American Locomotive Company

  Milwaukee Road class S3

  built from 1944· in service

  🚂 steam locomotive

  built

  10

  top speed

  161 km/h

  power

  3.4 MW

• FM #2791 🇺🇸

  Fairbanks-Morse

  FM Erie-built

  built from 1945· retired

  🚆 multiple unit diesel

  built

  82

  top speed

  —

  power

  1.5 MW

• PC #2893 🇨🇦

  Pullman Company

  Skytop Lounge

  built from 1948· preserved

  🚃 carriage / wagon

  built

  10

  top speed

  —

  power

  —

• BC #2927 🇺🇸

  Budd Company

  Pacific series

  built from 1949· in service

  🚃 carriage / wagon

  built

  50

  top speed

  —

  power

  —

• FM FM #2961 🇨🇦

  Fairbanks-Morse

  FM Consolidation Line

  built from 1950· preserved

  🚆 multiple unit diesel

  built

  165

  top speed

  —

  power

  1.8 MW

• BL #2989 🇺🇸

  Baldwin Locomotive Works

  RS-12

  built from 1951· preserved

  🛤️ diesel locomotive

  built

  50

  top speed

  121 km/h

  power

  895 kW

• FM #3019 🇺🇸

  Fairbanks-Morse

  FM H-16-66

  built from 1951

  🛤️ diesel locomotive

  built

  59

  top speed

  —

  power

  1.2 MW

• PC #3091 🇺🇸

  Pullman Company

  Super Dome

  built from 1952· in service

  🚃 carriage / wagon

  built

  10

  top speed

  —

  power

  —

• #3916 🇺🇸

  Electro-Motive Diesel

  EMD FP45

  built from 1967· preserved

  🚆 multiple unit diesel

  built

  14

  top speed

  —

  power

  2.7 MW

• #3964 🇺🇸

  GE Transportation

  U33C

  built from 1968· retired

  🛤️ diesel locomotive

  built

  375

  top speed

  —

  power

  2.5 MW

• #4012 🇺🇸

  Electro-Motive Diesel

  EMD SDL39

  built from 1969· in service

  🛤️ diesel locomotive

  built

  10

  top speed

  —

  power

  1.7 MW

• #4205 🇺🇸

  Electro-Motive Diesel

  EMD F40C

  built from 1974· preserved

  🛤️ diesel locomotive

  built

  15

  top speed

  —

  power

  2.4 MW

• #6325 🇺🇸

  General Electric

  Little Joe

  —· preserved

  ⚡ electric locomotive

  built

  20

  top speed

  109 km/h

  power

  4.1 MW

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