// Workers AI · dad joke modeWhy was Vietnam Railways 230 Class locomotive sad? It had a lot of "train" of thought.
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The 230 class locomotive are several 4-6-0 metre gauge steam locomotive classes in use on Vietnam Railways.[1] Its class designation, 230, refers to their 4-6-0 wheel arrangements.[note 1]
Several sub-classes have been identified of the 230 class, including the 230-001, 230-301 and 230-401 types.[1]
Preserved examples
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- 231-002: Battambang depot
- 231-003: Battambang depot
- 231-004: Battambang depot
- 231-406: Phnom Penh Works
Notes
[edit]- ↑ The Vietnamese railways used the French wheel arrangement system for steam locomotives; which counts axles instead of wheels.
References
[edit]- 1 2 Gurnett, David. "Railways in Vietnam article: '230 Classes'". Railways in Vietnam.
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