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  1. alternatehistory.com
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    North Western Railway U1 Class | alternatehistory.com

  2. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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    Deer Hunt - Area U1 Map | FWS.gov

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    2024-2025 Blackwater NWR Deer Hunt Regulations - U.S. Fish …

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  4. Recreation.gov
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    Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge Deer Hunt Permits

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    The North Western Railway's Main Fleet - Circa 1940 in my

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    Heres the the main NWR engine fleet in my AU, as in …

    NWR 16 “Teal Ridge” (better known as Sam): LMS 0-6-6-0 Horwich Mallet (built in 1955 as ordered by the NWR, acquired by the railway shortly after arriving on Sodor that same year, named after the famous “Blue Ridge 2-6-6-6 …

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    (S:TS AU) The North Western Railway Locomotives - DeviantArt

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    Who designed the North Western Railway's U1 class 4-8-2?
    The North Western Railway's U1 Class 4-8-2, was designed by Colonel Payne, the Chief Mechanical Engineer of the North Western Railway at that time. The U1's were the most powerful class of locomotives on the North Western Railway.

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    What was the speed of a U1 locomotive?
    The U1's were the most powerful class of locomotives on the North Western Railway. They operated on the North Western Main Line as heavy freight locomotives until the end of steam on the North Western Region in July 1968, when they were replaced by BR Class 44s. The U1's could reach speeds up to 80 mph (130 km/h).

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    How many locomotives does the NWR own?
    Peel Godred Branch Line. As of August 2022, the NWR owned 80 locomotives, 50 steam, 20 diesel, & 10 electric. Built in 1903 at Swindon Works, withdrawn in March 1931, preserved the same month by the UK Collection, and visited Sodor in 1957.

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    What is the difference between SDJR 18 & NWR 19?
    SDJR 18 (NWR 18) “Barry”: LMS Fowler 4P class 2-6-4T (built in 1933, acquired by the NWR in 1969, originally numbered 42410 before coming to Sodor). SDJR 19 (NWR 19) “Bertha”: Midland Railway 0-10-0 Lickey Banker (built in 1919, acquired by the NWR in 1955).

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    What is the difference between NWR 12 & 13 boilers?
    NWR 12 “Emily Stirling”: GNR 4-2-2 Stirling Single (built in 1895, acquired by the NWR in 1915). NWR 13 “Bobtail”: NZR Ww class 4-6-4T (built in 1915, rebuilt with a higher-pitched boiler in 1953, then acquired and rebuilt again to fit standard gauge tracks by the NWR in 1967, originally numbered 644 before coming to Sodor).

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    NOAA Weather Radio - Wikipedia

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    Category Archives: London & North Western Railway Objects

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