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Numbering Info
Please note that this is a work in progress
STEAM ENGINES
12 TYPES - 970
UNITS
NOTES: All
engines are coal fired except for the Np units and
switchers. Five "NIAGARAs" will be S.P. GS-4 type. They will be used on The
Phantom passenger trains. The engines are class
"Np" and numbered 1695-1699 inclusive. When diesels are assigned numbers in use
by active steam locomotives the steam locomotives will have a "s" suffix added to their number,
to indicate steam.
USE: This is for normal use
of engines. KEY: S=YARD SWITCHING; P=PASSENGER; F=FREIGHT. DIESEL ENGINES 86 TYPES - 3365 UNITS PASSENGER
UNITS: 14 TYPES - 200 UNITS SEE NOTES FOR INFORMATION ON THE P40/42/32AC-DMs SELF-PROPELLED RAILCARS: 8 TYPES - 450 UNITS SWITCHERS: 13 TYPES - 190 UNITS FREIGHT UNITS: 50 TYPES 2500 UNITS CAB TYPE: 15 TYPES 750 UNITS SEE NOTES FOR INFORMATION ON THE RF-16s and THE CFA-16-4s. ROAD SWITCHER TYPE: 35
TYPES 1750 UNITS SEE NOTES FOR INFORMATION ON THE H-24-66s. NOTES:
CFA 16-4's are the
"C-Liners".
RF-16's are the "SHARKS".
H-24-66's are the "TRAIN
MASTERS".
P40/42/32AC-DMs are the
"GENESIS".
Four sets of 20AP/20APB
(20-23/20B-23B), 22EP/22EPB (40-43/40B-43B), four each 30EP (95-99) and 42GP (345-349) are dedicated The Phantom units. 2 16ASs are to be painted in the The Phantom scheme for Camden/Chicago passenger terminal switching.
A.U. means that there is an
"ANNIVERSARY UNIT" in the numbering series.
GP50 #2650 is the "ANNIVERSARY UNIT" in the
GP50's. It was the first unit delivered in the
SJ&W's anniversary year (1983).
B.U. means that there is a
"BICENTENNIAL UNIT" in the numbering
series. S-12 #201 is the "BICENTENNIAL
UNIT" in the S-12's.
Y2K means that GP38 #2000 is a
special unit painted for the year 2000.
GP20 #1701 is nicknamed the
"ENTERPRISE" and lettering is done in the
MICROGAMMA BOLD EXTENDED typeface. The letters
"N.C.C." precede the numbers on the cab.
RS-3s, AS-16s, and RSD-5s are technically Road Switcher types, but are listed under "Switchers", due to date of purchase. Cab units were still considered "real" freight units for road freights by the SJ&W, though the early Geeps were starting to swing the tide.
See "PAINTING SHEET"
for colors and where located on non-special units. ELECTRIC ENGINES 4 TYPES - 650 UNITS
WHEEL
ARRANG.
NAME
NO. SERIES
USE
CLASS
0-4-0
FOUR WHEEL SWITCHER
1-35
S
F
0-6-0
SIX WHEEL SWITCHER
36-55
S
S
0-8-0
EIGHT WHEEL SWITCHER
56-65
S
E
4-6-0
TEN WHEELER
800-899
F
T
2-8-0
CONSOLIDATION
900-999
F
C
4-4-2
ATLANTIC
1000-1099
P
A
4-6-2
PACIFIC
1100-1199
P
P
2-8-2
MIKADO
1200-1299
F
M
4-8-2
JERSEY (MOUNTAIN)
1300-1399
F
J
4-6-4
HUDSON
1400-1499
P
H
2-8-4
BERKSHIRE
1500-1599
F
B
4-8-4
NIAGARA (NORTHERN)
1600-1699
P
N
4-6-6-4
CHALLENGER
3800-3804
F
L
TYPE
NO. SERIES
BUILDER
H.P.
CLASS
E7
10-19
EMD
2000
20EP
E7B
10B-19B
EMD
2000
20EPB
PA-1
20-39
ALCO
2000
20AP
PB-1
20B-39B
ALCO
2000
20APB
E8
40-59 (A.U.)
EMD
2250
22EP
E8B
40B-59B (A.U.)
EMD
2250
22EPB
E9
60-69
EMD
2400
24EP
E9B
60B-69B
EMD
2400
24EPB
FL9
70-79
EMD
1750
17EPE
FP45
80-84
EMD
3600
36EP
F40PH
85-89
EMD
3000
30EP
P40
300-324
GE
4000
40GP
P42
325-349
GE
4250
42GP
P32AC-DM
350-359
GE
3200
32GPE
TYPE
NO. SERIES
BUILDER
H.P.
CLASS
Gas Car
M1 - M35
EMC
VARIES
EGC
RDC-1 (COACH)
M100 - M199
BUDD
550
1RDC
RDC-2 (COACH/BAGGAGE)
M200 - M249
BUDD
550
2RDC
RDC-3 (COACH/BAGGAGE/RPO)
M250 - 274
BUDD
550
3RDC
RDC-4 (BAGGAGE/RPO)
M275 - M299
BUDD
550
4RDC
RDC-5 (SNACK BAR - CONVERTED RDC-2)
M300 - M349
BUDD
550
5RDC
RDC-9 (TRAILER)
M350 - M399
BUDD
275
9RDC
SPV-2000 COACH
M400 - M474
BUDD
720
1SPV
SPV-2000 FOOD SERVICE
M475 - M499
BUDD
720
5SPV
TYPE
NO. SERIES
BUILDER
H.P.
CLASS
25 TON
1
DAV
160
1DS
44 TONNER
2-6
GE
400
4GSS
CR-4
7-10
PLW
180
1PS
60 TON
100
ALCO
300
3AS
SW1
101-110
EMD
600
6ES
NW2
111-125
EMD
1000
10ES
SW7
126-150
EMD
1200
12ES
RS-3
151-175
ALCO
1600
16AS
AS-16
176-200 (B.U.)
BLH
1600
16BS
S-12
201-2225 (B.U.)
BLH
1200
12BS
RSD-5
226-250
ALCO
1600
16AS6
SW1500
251-275
EMD
1500
15ES
BL2
996-999
EMD
1500
15EB
TYPE
NO. SERIES
BUILDER
H.P.
CLASS
FT 1000-1049 EMD 1350 13EF FTB 1000B-1049B EMD 1350 13EFB F3 1050-1099 EMD 1350 13EF F3B 1050B-1099B EMD 1350 13EFB F7 1100-1149 EMD 1500 15EF F7B 1100B-1149B EMD 1500 15EFB FP7 1150-1199 EMD 1350 13ED FA-2 1200-1249 ALCO 1600 16AF FB-2 1200B-1249B ALCO 1600 16AFB RF-16 1250-1299 BLH 1600 16BF CFA-16-4 1300-1349 F-M 1600 16FF F9 1350-1399 EMD 1750 17EF F9B 1350B-1399B EMD 1750 17EFB FP9 1400-1449 EMD 1750 17ED F45 1450-1499 EMD 3600 36EF
TYPE
NO. SERIES
BUILDER
H.P.
CLASS
GP7 1500-1549 EMD 1500 15ER H-24-66 1550-1599 F-M 2400 24FR GP9 1600-1649 EMD 1750 17ER GP18 1650-1699 EMD 1800 18ER GP20 1700-1749 EMD 2000 20ER GP30 1750-1799 (B.U.) EMD 2250 22ER GP35 1800-1849 EMD 2500 25ER C-424 1850-1899 (B.U.) ALCO 2400 24AR C-628 1900-1949 (A.U.) ALCO 2750 27AR SD35 1950-1999 (B.U.)(A.U.) EMD 2500 25ER6 GP38 2000-2049 (Y2K) EMD 2000 20ER GP40 2050-2099 EMD 3000 30ER SD40 2100-2149 EMD 3000 30ER6 C-430 2150-2199 ALCO 3000 30AR SD38 2200-2249 EMD 2000 20ER6 C-636 2250-2299 ALCO 3600 36AR U33B 2300-2349 GE 3300 33GR SD45 2350-2399 EMD 3600 36ER U36B 2400-2449 GE 3600 36GR U36C 2450-2499 GE 3600 36GR6 GP38-2 2500-2549 EMD 2000 20ER SD40-2 2550-2599 EMD 3000 30ER6 SD38-2 2600-2649 EMD 2000 20ER6 B23-7 2650-2699 GE 2250 22ER GP50 2700-2749 EMD 3500 35ER SD50 2750-2799 EMD 3500 35ER6 GP60 2800-2849 EMD 3600 36ER SD60 2850-2899 EMD 3600 36ER6 SD60M 2900-2949 EMD 3600 36ER6 SD70M 2950-2999 EMD 4000 40ER AC4400CW 3000-3049 GE 4400 44GR SD75M 3050-3099 EMD 4300 43ER SD80MAC 3100-3149 EMD 5000 50ER AC6000CW 3150-3199 GE 6000 60GR SD90MAC-H 3200-3249 EMD 6000 60ER
Excludes EMUs
| TYPE | NO. SERIES | BUILDER | H.P. | CLASS |
| GG1 | E900-E949 | PRR | 4650 | GG1 |
| E60C | E850-E899 | GE | 5100 | E51 |
| E60CH | E800-E849 | GE | 6000 | E60 |
| AEM 7 | E750-E799 | EMD | 3000 | AEM |
| Electric MU | M500-M999 | Varies | Varies | EMU |
Total Locomotives
105 TYPES - 5035 UNITS
Excludes EMUs
<<<KEYS>>>
STEAM IDENTIFICATION
| J | c | -2 | |
| CLASS LETTER ------------------ | | | | | | |
| SUB CLASS LETTER ------------ | - | | | | |
| No. OF PRODUCTION RUNS -- | - | - | | |
NOTES: Steam classes are the first letter of the name used for the wheel arrangement, with the exception of the "Challengers" which use "L", as it is the first available letter that was not previously used. Sub classes will start with "a", except for the Np-4's. The sub class letter will show if any modifications were made to a class before the next production run or while in service. The number, with the exception of the Np-4's, will show the number of production runs for a particular class. I.e. The first run of a Pacific wheel arrangement would be a Pa-1, however if any modifications were made during the production run, then the class would change to Pb-1, and if one, or more engines had modifications made to them while in service, after the Pb-1's were in production/service, they would become Pc-1. The same holds true for any other modifications there after, unless the engines were modified the same way (i.e. The production is now Pd-1, but one of the original Pa-1s were changed to reflect Pb-1 changes, then that unit would then become class Pb-1).
DIESEL IDENTIFICATION
| 36 | G | R | 6 | |
| HORSEPOWER IN HUNDREDS ========= | || | | | | | | |
| BUILDER (TABLE 1)-------------------------- | - | | | | | | |
| BODY TYPE (TABLE 2)----------------------- | - | - | | | | |
| SUB CLASS (TABLE 3)----------------------- | - | - | - | | |
| EQUALS A GE U36C (3600 HP & 6 AXLES) |
| Horsepower is rounded down if neccesary. |
| TABLE 1 - "BUILDERS" |
| A = ALCO (AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS) |
| B = BLH (BALDWIN-LIMA-HAMILTON) |
| D = DAV (DAVENPORT) |
| E = EMC/EMD (ELECTRO-MOTIVE CORP. or ELECTRO-MOTIVE DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS CORP.) |
| F = F-M (FAIRBANKS-MORSE) |
| G = GE (GENERAL ELECTRIC) |
| P = PLW (PLYMOUTH LOCOMOTIVE WORKS [FATE-ROOT-HEATH CO.]) |
| TABLE 2 - "BODY TYPE" |
| B = BRANCH LINE (BL2 ONLY) |
| D = DUAL SERVICE (FP's ONLY - FREIGHT & PASSENGER) |
| F = FREIGHT CAB/COWL UNITS |
| P = PASSENGER CAB/COWL UNITS |
| R = ROAD SWITCHER UNITS |
| S = SWITCHERS |
| TABLE 3 - "SUB CLASS" |
| 6 = 6 AXLE UNIT (TO SET 6 AXLE UNIT APART FROM 4 AXLE UNIT OF SAME MANUF. AND HP) |
| B = BOOSTER UNIT (NO CAB IN UNIT) |
| E = UNIT EQUIPPED WITH 3rd RAIL SHOES FOR OPERATION INTO PENN STATION NY. (FL9s AND P32AC-DMs ONLY.) |
| M = MODIFIED UNIT (SEE NOTES) |
NOTES: These tables will not identify RDC/SPV units. They use BUDD model names with the exception of the RDC-5 And the SPVs. Nor do they apply to the EMC Gas Cars (Doodlebugs). If any unit is rebuilt with a different HP engine then the unit number stays the same but the class will change to show new HP rating and the letter "M" added to show that it has been modified (i.e. #50, an E8A, 22EP, is rebuilt w/ 2-2000 hp engines will be re-classed as 40EPM, but remains #50). On 6 axle power, or "Booster" units, the "M" is added after the "6" or "B" (i.e. 25ER6 to 30ER6M or 17EFB to 20EFBM). In all cases the unit number remains the same.
ELECTRIC IDENTIFICATION
Electric engines and MU cars use model type for class designation
NUMBERING OF CARS
FREIGHT CARS
BOX CARS: 100,000 - 299,999
REEFERS: 300,000 - 399,999
TANK CARS: 400,000 - 499,999
GONDOLAS: 500,000 - 599,999
HOPPERS: 600,000 - 699,999
FLAT CARS: 700,000 - 799,999
TOFC & COFC: 800,000 - 899,999
CABIN CARS (CABOOSES): 90,000 - 99,999
NOTE: 90,000
is a N8 and is a "PRIVATE CAR" named "LION
CUB".
91,776 is a "BICENTENNIAL UNIT". See drawings for
painting information.
PASSENGER CARSDoes not include Speedliner equipment
No dedicated heavyweight equipment.
MOW EQUIPMENT
NOTES: Comfortliners are Amtrak's "Viewliners"; Westliners are Amtrak's "Superliners"; Speedliners are based off of Amtrak's "Acela".,/font>
SPEEDLINER
NUMBERINGPower Cars: 700 - 719
Baggage Dorms: 100 - 109
Bedroom Sleepers: 200 - 209
Roomette Sleepers: 210 - 219
Diners: 300 - 309
Lounge Cars: 400 - 409
Coaches: 500 - 519
Comfort (Quiet) Cars: 600 - 609
NOTE: Cars are not named
The Phantom Train Sets
| UNIT/TRAIN SET # and NAME |
1 The First State |
2 The Keystone State |
3 The Garden State |
4 The Peach State |
5 The Constitution State |
| Power Car | 701 | 702 | 703 | 704 | 705 |
| Bagg/Dorm | 101 | 102 | 103 | 104 | 105 |
| Bed Sleeper | 201 | 202 | 203 | 204 | 205 |
| Room Sleeper | 211 | 212 | 213 | 214 | 215 |
| Diner | 301 | 302 | 303 | 304 | 305 |
| Lounge | 401 | 402 | 403 | 404 | 405 |
| Coach | 501 | 502 | 503 | 504 | 505 |
| Coach | 511 | 512 | 513 | 514 | 515 |
| Comfort Car | 601 | 602 | 603 | 604 | 605 |
| Power Car | 711 | 712 | 713 | 714 | 715 |
The West Wind Train Sets
| UNIT/TRAIN SET # and NAME |
6 The Bay State |
7 The Old Line State |
8 The Palmetto State |
9 The Granite State |
10 The Old Dominion State |
| Power Car | 706 | 707 | 708 | 709 | 700 |
| Bagg/Dorm | 106 | 107 | 108 | 109 | 100 |
| Bed Sleeper | 206 | 207 | 208 | 209 | 200 |
| Room Sleeper | 216 | 217 | 218 | 219 | 210 |
| Diner | 306 | 307 | 308 | 309 | 300 |
| Lounge | 406 | 407 | 408 | 409 | 400 |
| Coach | 506 | 507 | 508 | 509 | 500 |
| Coach | 516 | 517 | 518 | 519 | 510 |
| Comfort Car | 606 | 607 | 608 | 609 | 600 |
| Power Car | 716 | 717 | 718 | 719 | 710 |
Lounge and Dining car interiors of train sets will feature scenes from the state for which the train set is named.
Names will be on power cars only.
Names of Cars:
DOME LOUNGES - STATE series:
Note: All numbers and names will probably not be used, but this list shows all number/name combinations.
| No. | Name | No. | Name | No. | Name | No. | Name | No. | Name |
| 5750* | Delaware | 5751* | Pennsylvania | 5752* | New Jersey | 5753* | Georgia | 5754* | Connecticut |
| 5755* | Massachusetts | 5756 | Maryland | 5757 | South Carolina | 5758 | New Hampshire | 5759 | Virginia |
| 5760 | New York | 5761 | North Carolina | 5762 | Rhode Island | 5763 | Vermont | 5764 | Kentucky |
| 5765 | Tennessee | 5766 | Ohio | 5767 | Louisiana | 5768 | Indiana | 5769 | Mississippi |
| 5770 | Illinois | 5771 | Alabama | 5772 | Maine | 5773 | Missouri | 5774 | Arkansas |
| 5775 | Michigan | 5776 | Florida | 5777 | Texas | 5778 | Iowa | 5779 | Wisconsin |
| 5780 | California | 5781 | Minnesota | 5782 | Oregon | 5783 | Kansas | 5784 | West Virginia |
| 5785 | Nevada | 5786 | Nebraska | 5787 | Colorado | 5788 | North Dakota | 5789 | South Dakota |
| 5790 | Montana | 5791 | Washington | 5792 | Idaho | 5793 | Wyoming | 5794 | Utah |
| 5795 | Oklahoma | 5796 | New Mexico | 5797 | Arizona | 5798 | Alaska | 5799 | Hawaii |
SLEEPERS - CITY series (Partial list):
14 SECTION - New Jersey and Pennsyvania cities (Partial list):
| No. | Name | No. | Name | No. | Name | No. | Name | No. | Name |
| 7000 | Camden+ | 7001 | Gloucester City+ | 7002 | Philadelphia+ | 7003 | Egg Harbor City+ | 7004 | Pleasantville+ |
| 7005 | Absecon+ | 7006 | Atlantic City | 7007 | Woodbury | 7008 | Pennsville | 7009 | Salem |
| 7010 | Vineland | 7011 | Bridgeton | 7012 | Millville | 7013 | Ventor | 7014 | Ocean City |
| 7015 | Avalon | 7016 | North Wildwood | 7017 | Wildwood | 7018 | West Wildwood | 7019 | Wildwood Crest |
| 7020 | Cape May | 7021 | Cape May Point | 7022 | Burlington City | 7023 | Trenton | 7024 | Chester |
| 7025 | Harrisburg | 7026 | Pittsburgh | 7027 | Carlisle | 7028 | Red Lion | 7029 | York |
6-3; 6-6-4 - New York and Connecticut cities (Partial list):
| No. | Name and type | No. | Name and type | No. | Name and type | No. | Name and type | No. | Name and type |
| 7700 | New York City |
7701 | Albany |
7702 | Hartford |
7703 | New Haven |
7704 | Buffalo |
COMFORTLINERS - Iowa, Missouri and Arkansas cities (Partial list):
| No. | Name | No. | Name | No. | Name | No. | Name | No. | Name |
| 8800 | St. Louis | 8801 | Des Moines | 8802 | Joplin | 8803 | Ames | 8804 | Springfield |
WESTLINERS - Washington, Oregon, California & Nevada cities (Partial list):
| No. | Name | No. | Name | No. | Name | No. | Name | No. | Name |
| 8999 | Las Vegas | 8998 | Scaramento | 8897 | Seattle | 8896 | Portland, OR | 8895 | San Francisco |
DOME SLEEPERS - Valley series:
| No. | Name | No. | Name | No. | Name | No. | Name | No. | Name |
| 5106 | Delaware Valley | 5107 | Lehigh Valley | 5108 | Happy Valley | 5109 | Ohio Valley | 5110 | Great Valley |
| 5111 | Susquehanna Valley | 5112 | Monongahela Valley | 5113 | Hudson Valley | 5114 | Tennessee Valley | 5115 | Conemaugh Valley |
OBSERVATIONS - CREEK series (Partial list):
| No. | Name | No. | Name | No. | Name | No. | Name | No. | Name |
| 9000 | Newton Creek* | 9001 | Little Timber Creek* | 9002 | Big Timber Creek* | 9003 | Woodbury Creek* | 9004 | Mantua Creek* |
| 9005 | Brandywine Creek* | 9006 | Oldmans Creek+ | 9007 | Chester Creek+ | 9008 | Raccoon Creek+ | 9009 | English Creek+ |
| 9010 | Hospitality Creek+ | 9011 | Big Creek+ | 9012 | Absecon Creek^ | 9013 | Patcong Creek^ | 9014 | Dennisville Creek^ |
| 9015 | Bidwell Creek^ | 9016 | Beaver Creek^ | 9017 | Stony Creek | 9018 | Clam Creek | 9019 | Mill Creek |
DOME OBSERVATIONS - RIVER series (Partial list):
| Number | Name | Number | Name | Number | Name | Number | Name |
| 9100 | Delaware River* | 9101 | Susquehanna River* | 9102 | Conemaugh River* | 9103 | Ohio River* |
| 9104 | Chicago River* | 9105 | Allegany River* | 9106 | Potomac River+ | 9107 | Tippecanoe River |
| 9108 | Kankakee River+ | 9109 | Cooper River+ | 9110 | Salem River+ | 9111 | Hudson River+ |
| 9112 | Tuckahoe River | 9113 | Schuylkill River | 9114 | Great Egg Harbor River | 9115 | Maurice River |
| 9116 | Mullica River | 9117 | Cohansey River | 9118 | Brandywine River | 9119 | Gunpowder River |
| 9120 | Wabash River | 9121 | Mohawk River | 9122 | Black River | 9123 | Passaic River |
| 9124 | Mississippi River | 9125 | Rancocas River | 9126 | North River | 9127 | East River |
| 9128 | Middle River | 9129 | South River | 9130 | West River | 9131 | Sandusky River |
NOTTE: * = cars dedicated to The Phantom; + = cars dedicated to the West Wind; ^ = cars dedicated to the Twin Shores and are "Skytops".
BUSINESS/INSPECTION CARS
1 - Lion (President)
2 - Tiger (Exec. Vice President)
3 - Cougar (Vice President of Operations)
4 - Leopard (Vice President of Equipment)
5 - Jaguar (Vice President of Engineering)
6 - Cheetah (Vice President of Customer Services)
7 - Panther (Vice President of Finances)
8 - Bob Cat (Vice President of Marketing)
9 - Lynx (Secretary)
10 - Ocelot (Treasurer)
11 - 20: Named by individual or department assigned to car.