Union Pacific Steam Locomotives, 1915-1962
Part 8, UP 2200 to UP 2499
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UP 2-8-2 -- 10 locomotives
1915 UP Number |
First Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Fuel | Date Vacated |
UP 2200 | UP 700 | Baldwin | 36511 | May 1911 | Coal | Oct 1947 |
UP 2201 | UP 701 | Baldwin | 36512 | May 1911 | Oil | Mar 1956 |
UP 2202 | UP 702 | Baldwin | 36513 | May 1911 | Coal | Mar 1954 |
UP 2203 | UP 703 | Baldwin | 36514 | May 1911 | Oil | Jun 1954 |
UP 2204 | UP 704 | Baldwin | 36515 | May 1911 | Oil | Apr 1956 |
UP 2205 | UP 705 | Baldwin | 36562 | May 1911 | Oil | Mar 1949 |
UP 2206 | UP 706 | Baldwin | 36563 | May 1911 | Oil | Dec 1957 |
UP 2207 | UP 707 | Baldwin | 36573 | May 1911 | Oil | Apr 1955 |
UP 2208 | UP 708 | Baldwin | 36574 | May 1911 | Oil | Mar 1955 |
UP 2209 | UP 709 | Baldwin | 36575 | May 1911 | Oil | Jun 1956 |
Description:
- CS Class: MK-3
- Cabside Class: MK-63 (MacA-63 after WWII)
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 63 inches
- Cylinders: 26x28 inches
- Maximum Tractive Effort: 53,628 pounds
- Weight on Drivers: 214,050 pounds
- Weight in Working Order (Engine Only): 286,117 pounds
- Weight in Working Order (Engine and Tender): 456,620 pounds
- Fuel: (see above)
General Notes:
- Classes MK-1 and MK-2 were classed as Light Mikado; classes MK-3 through MK10 were classed as Heavy Mikado
- All MK (Mikado) classes were changed to MacA (MacArthur) classes during World War II.
UP 2-8-2 -- 10 locomotives
1915 UP Number |
First Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Fuel | Date Vacated |
Notes |
UP 2210 | UP 710 | Brooks | 51618 | Sep 1912 | Oil | Jun 1955 | 1 |
UP 2211 | UP 711 | Brooks | 51619 | Sep 1912 | Oil | Jul 1954 | 2 |
UP 2212 | UP 712 | Brooks | 51620 | Sep 1912 | Coal | Mar 1948 | 3 |
UP 2213 | UP 713 | Brooks | 51621 | Sep 1912 | Coal | Feb 1954 | 4 |
UP 2214 | UP 714 | Brooks | 51622 | Sep 1912 | 1923 | 5 | |
UP 2215 | UP 715 | Brooks | 51623 | Sep 1912 | 1923 | 6 | |
UP 2216 | UP 716 | Brooks | 51624 | Sep 1912 | Coal | Mar 1948 | 7 |
UP 2217 | UP 717 | Brooks | 51625 | Sep 1912 | 1923 | 8 | |
UP 2218 | UP 718 | Brooks | 51626 | Sep 1912 | 1923 | 9 | |
UP 2219 | UP 719 | Brooks | 51627 | Sep 1912 | Oil | Feb 1956 | 10 |
Description:
- CS Class: MK-4
- Cabside Class: MK-63 (MacA-63 after WWII)
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 63 inches
- Cylinders: 26x28 inches
- Maximum Tractive Effort: 53,628 pounds
- Weight on Drivers: 214,050 pounds
- Weight in Working Order (Engine Only): 286,120 pounds
- Weight in Working Order (Engine and Tender): (varied due to different tender styles)
- Fuel:
General Notes:
- Classes MK-1 and MK-2 were classed as Light Mikado; classes MK-3 through MK10 were classed as Heavy Mikado
- All MK (Mikado) classes were changed to MacA (MacArthur) classes during World War II.
- Four UP 2210 series 2-8-2s were sent to OSL in 1923, as OSL 2500 series locomotives.
Notes:
- UP 2210 was built as UP 710 in 1912; to UP 2210 in 1915; vacated in 1955
- UP 2211 was built as UP 711 in 1912; to UP 2211 in 1915; vacated in 1954
- UP 2212 was built as UP 712 in 1912; to UP 2212 in 1915; vacated in 1948
- UP 2213 was built as UP 713 in 1912; to UP 2213 in 1915; vacated in 1954
- UP 2214 was built as UP 714 in 1912; to OSL 2515 (2nd) in 1923
- UP 2215 was built as UP 715 in 1912; to OSL 2516 (2nd) in 1923
- UP 2216 was built as UP 716 in 1912; to UP 2216 in 1915; vacated in 1948
- UP 2217 was built as UP 717 in 1912; to OSL 2517 (2nd) in 1923
- UP 2218 was built as UP 718 in 1912; to OSL 2518 (2nd) in 1923
- UP 2219 was built as UP 719 in 1912; to UP 2219 in 1915; vacated in 1956
UP Heavy 2-8-2 -- 25 locomotives
1915 UP Number |
First Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Fuel | Date Vacated |
Notes |
UP 2220 | UP 720 | Baldwin | 39587 | Apr 1913 | 1923 | 1 | |
UP 2221 | UP 721 | Baldwin | 39588 | Apr 1913 | Coal | Oct 1953 | 2 |
UP 2222 | UP 722 | Baldwin | 39589 | Apr 1913 | Oil | Mar 1948 | 3 |
UP 2223 | UP 723 | Baldwin | 39590 | Apr 1913 | Coal | Jul 1955 | 4 |
UP 2224 | UP 724 | Baldwin | 39591 | Apr 1913 | 1923 | 5 | |
UP 2225 | UP 725 | Baldwin | 39592 | Apr 1913 | 1923 | 6 | |
UP 2226 | UP 726 | Baldwin | 39593 | Apr 1913 | Coal | Sep 1953 | 7 |
UP 2227 | UP 727 | Baldwin | 39594 | Apr 1913 | Oil | Nov 1947 | 8 |
UP 2228 | UP 728 | Baldwin | 39595 | Apr 1913 | 1923 | 9 | |
UP 2229 | UP 729 | Baldwin | 39596 | Apr 1913 | Coal | Feb 1948 | 10 |
UP 2230 | UP 730 | Baldwin | 39597 | Apr 1913 | Oil | Oct 1954 | 11 |
UP 2231 | UP 731 | Baldwin | 39598 | Apr 1913 | Coal | Oct 1953 | 12 |
UP 2232 | UP 732 | Baldwin | 39599 | Apr 1913 | Coal | Apr 1948 | 13 |
UP 2233 | UP 733 | Baldwin | 39600 | Apr 1913 | 1923 | 14 | |
UP 2234 | UP 734 | Baldwin | 39601 | Apr 1913 | Coal | Dec 1947 | 15 |
UP 2235 | UP 735 | Baldwin | 39602 | Apr 1913 | Coal | Oct 1954 | 16 |
UP 2236 | UP 736 | Baldwin | 39603 | Apr 1913 | Coal | Mar 1954 | 17 |
UP 2237 | UP 737 | Baldwin | 39604 | Apr 1913 | Coal | Mar 1947 | 18 |
UP 2238 | UP 738 | Baldwin | 39605 | Apr 1913 | Coal | Oct 1947 | 19 |
UP 2239 | UP 739 | Baldwin | 39606 | Apr 1913 | Coal | Nov 1947 | 20 |
UP 2240 | UP 740 | Baldwin | 39607 | Apr 1913 | Oil | Oct 1947 | 21 |
UP 2241 | UP 741 | Baldwin | 39674 | Apr 1913 | 1923 | 22 | |
UP 2242 | UP 742 | Baldwin | 39675 | Apr 1913 | Coal | May 1958 | 23 |
UP 2243 | UP 743 | Baldwin | 39676 | Apr 1913 | Coal | Mar 1948 | 24 |
UP 2244 | UP 744 | Baldwin | 39677 | Apr 1913 | Oil | May 1956 | 25 |
Description:
- CS Class: MK-5
- Cabside Class: MK-63 (MacA-63 after WWII)
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 63 inches
- Cylinders: 26x28 inches
- Maximum Tractive Effort: 53,628 pounds
- Weight on Drivers: 214,050 pounds
- Weight in Working Order (Engine Only): 286,120 pounds
- Weight in Working Order (Engine and Tender): (varied due to different tender styles)
- Fuel: (see above)
General Notes:
- Classes MK-1 and MK-2 were classed as Light Mikado; classes MK-3 through MK10 were classed as Heavy Mikado
- All MK (Mikado) classes were changed to MacA (MacArthur) classes during World War II.
- Six UP 2220 series 2-8-2s were sent to OSL in 1923, as OSL 2500 series locomotives.
Notes:
- UP 2220 was built as UP 720 in 1913; to UP 2220 in 1915; to OSL 2519 (2nd) in 1923
- UP 2221 was built as UP 721 in 1913; to UP 2221 in 1915; vacated in 1953
- UP 2222 was built as UP 722 in 1913; to UP 2222 in 1915; vacated in 1948
- UP 2223 was built as UP 723 in 1913; to UP 2223 in 1915; vacated in 1955
- UP 2224 was built as UP 724 in 1913; to UP 2224 in 1915; to OSL 2520 (2nd) in 1923
- UP 2225 was built as UP 725 in 1913; to UP 2225 in 1915; to OSL 2521 (2nd) in 1923
- UP 2226 was built as UP 726 in 1913; to UP 2226 in 1915; vacated in 1953
- UP 2227 was built as UP 727 in 1913; to UP 2227 in 1915; vacated in 1947
- UP 2228 was built as UP 728 in 1913; to UP 2228 in 1915; to OSL 2522 (2nd) in 1923
- UP 2229 was built as UP 729 in 1913; to UP 2229 in 1915; vacated in 1948
- UP 2230 was built as UP 730 in 1913; to UP 2230 in 1915; vacated in 1954
- UP 2231 was built as UP 731 in 1913; to UP 2231 in 1915; vacated in 1953
- UP 2232 was built as UP 732 in 1913; to UP 2232 in 1915; vacated in 1948
- UP 2233 was built as UP 733 in 1913; to UP 2233 in 1915; to OSL 2523 (2nd) in 1923
- UP 2234 was built as UP 734 in 1913; to UP 2234 in 1915; vacated in 1947
- UP 2235 was built as UP 735 in 1913; to UP 2235 in 1915; vacated in 1954
- UP 2236 was built as UP 736 in 1913; to UP 2236 in 1915; vacated in 1954
- UP 2237 was built as UP 737 in 1913; to UP 2237 in 1915; vacated in 1947
- UP 2238 was built as UP 738 in 1913; to UP 2238 in 1915; vacated in 1947
- UP 2239 was built as UP 739 in 1913; to UP 2239 in 1915; vacated in 1947
- UP 2240 was built as UP 740 in 1913; to UP 2240 in 1915; vacated in 1947
- UP 2241 was built as UP 741 in 1913; to UP 2241 in 1915; to OSL 2524 (2nd) in 1923
- UP 2242 was built as UP 742 in 1913; to UP 2242 in 1915; vacated in 1958
- UP 2243 was built as UP 743 in 1913; to UP 2243 in 1915; vacated in 1948
- UP 2244 was built as UP 744 in 1913; to UP 2244 in 1915; vacated in 1956
UP Heavy 2-8-2 -- 15 locomotives
1915 UP Number |
First Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Fuel | Date Vacated |
Notes |
UP 2245 | UP 745 | Lima | 1449 | Oct 1914 | Coal | Apr 1956 | 1 |
UP 2246 | UP 746 | Lima | 1450 | Oct 1914 | 1923 | 2 | |
UP 2247 | UP 747 | Lima | 1451 | Oct 1914 | Coal | Dec 1947 | 3 |
UP 2248 | UP 748 | Lima | 1452 | Oct 1914 | Oil | Feb 1948 | 4 |
UP 2249 | UP 749 | Lima | 1453 | Oct 1914 | Coal | Apr 1948 | 5 |
UP 2250 | UP 750 | Lima | 1454 | Oct 1914 | Coal | Dec 1957 | 6 |
UP 2251 | UP 751 | Lima | 1455 | Oct 1914 | Coal | Feb 1948 | 7 |
UP 2252 | UP 752 | Lima | 1456 | Oct 1914 | Oil | Apr 1955 | 8 |
UP 2253 | UP 753 | Lima | 1457 | Oct 1914 | Oil | Aug 1957 | 9 |
UP 2254 | UP 754 | Lima | 1458 | Oct 1914 | 1923 | 10 | |
UP 2255 | UP 755 | Lima | 1459 | Nov 1914 | Oil | May 1947 | 11 |
UP 2256 | UP 756 | Lima | 1460 | Nov 1914 | Coal | Jun 1947 | 12 |
UP 2257 | UP 757 | Lima | 1461 | Nov 1914 | Coal | Apr 1954 | 13 |
UP 2258 | UP 758 | Lima | 1462 | Nov 1914 | 1923 | 14 | |
UP 2259 | UP 759 | Lima | 1463 | Nov 1914 | Coal | Jul 1955 | 15 |
Description:
- CS Class: MK-6
- Cabside Class: MK-63 (MacA-63 after WWII)
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 63 inches
- Cylinders: 26x28 inches
- Maximum Tractive Effort: 53,628 pounds
- Weight on Drivers: 214,050 pounds
- Weight in Working Order (Engine Only): 286,120 pounds
- Weight in Working Order (Engine and Tender): (varied due to different tender styles)
- Fuel: (see above)
General Notes:
- Classes MK-1 and MK-2 were classed as Light Mikado; classes MK-3 through MK10 were classed as Heavy Mikado
- All MK (Mikado) classes were changed to MacA (MacArthur) classes during World War II.
- Three UP 2245 series 2-8-2s were sent to OSL in 1923, as OSL 2500 series locomotives.
Notes:
- UP 2245 was built as UP 745 in 1914; to UP 2245 in 1915; vacated in 1956
- UP 2246 was built as UP 746 in 1914; to UP 2246 in 1915; vacated in 1923; to OSL 2525 (2nd) in 1923
- UP 2247 was built as UP 747 in 1914; to UP 2247 in 1915; vacated in 1947
- UP 2248 was built as UP 748 in 1914; to UP 2248 in 1915; vacated in 1948
- UP 2249 was built as UP 749 in 1914; to UP 2249 in 1915; vacated in 1948
- UP 2250 was built as UP 750 in 1914; to UP 2250 in 1915; vacated in 1957
- UP 2251 was built as UP 751 in 1914; to UP 2251 in 1915; vacated in 1948
- UP 2252 was built as UP 752 in 1914; to UP 2252 in 1915; vacated in 1955
- UP 2253 was built as UP 753 in 1914; to UP 2253 in 1915; vacated in 1957
- UP 2254 was built as UP 754 in 1914; to UP 2254 in 1915; vacated in 1923; to OSL 2526 (2nd) in 1923
- UP 2255 was built as UP 755 in 1914; to UP 2255 in 1915; vacated in 1947
- UP 2256 was built as UP 756 in 1914; to UP 2256 in 1915; vacated in 1947
- UP 2257 was built as UP 757 in 1914; to UP 2257 in 1915; vacated in 1954
- UP 2258 was built as UP 758 in 1914; to UP 2258 in 1915; vacated in 1923; to OSL 2527 (2nd) in 1923
- UP 2259 was built as UP 759 in 1914; to UP 2259 in 1915; vacated in 1955
UP Heavy 2-8-2 -- 20 locomotives
Road Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Fuel | Date Vacated |
Notes |
UP 2260 | Baldwin | 45765 | Jun 1917 | Oil | Feb 1947 | 1 |
UP 2261 | Baldwin | 45766 | Jun 1917 | Oil | Feb 1947 | 2 |
UP 2262 | Baldwin | 45767 | Jun 1917 | Coal | Apr 1958 | 3 |
UP 2263 | Baldwin | 45768 | Jun 1917 | Coal | Mar 1958 | 4 |
UP 2264 | Baldwin | 45830 | Jun 1917 | Oil | Jan 1956 | 5 |
UP 2265 | Baldwin | 45841 | Jun 1917 | Coal | Nov 1953 | 6 |
UP 2266 | Baldwin | 45842 | Jun 1917 | 1923 | 7 | |
UP 2267 | Baldwin | 45843 | Jun 1917 | Coal | Aug 1954 | 8 |
UP 2268 | Baldwin | 45927 | Jul 1917 | 1923 | 9 | |
UP 2269 | Baldwin | 45928 | Jul 1917 | Coal | Mar 1953 | 10 |
UP 2270 | Baldwin | 45929 | Jul 1917 | Coal | Jan 1956 | 11 |
UP 2271 | Baldwin | 45987 | Jul 1917 | Coal | Dec 1947 | 12 |
UP 2272 | Baldwin | 45988 | Jul 1917 | Coal | Jun 1958 | 13 |
UP 2273 | Baldwin | 45999 | Jul 1917 | Oil | Feb 1948 | 14 |
UP 2274 | Baldwin | 46000 | Jul 1917 | Coal | Dec 1947 | 15 |
UP 2275 | Baldwin | 46155 | Aug 1917 | 1923 | 16 | |
UP 2276 | Baldwin | 46161 | Aug 1917 | Coal | Jan 1948 | 17 |
UP 2277 | Baldwin | 46172 | Aug 1917 | 1923 | 18 | |
UP 2278 | Baldwin | 46212 | Aug 1917 | 1923 | 19 | |
UP 2279 | Baldwin | 46347 | Sep 1917 | Coal | Mar 1954 | 20 |
Description:
- CS Class: MK-7
- Cabside Class: MK-63 (MacA-63 after WWII)
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 63 inches
- Cylinders: 26x28 inches
- Maximum Tractive Effort: 53,628 pounds
- Weight on Drivers: 214,050 pounds
- Weight in Working Order (Engine Only): 286,120 pounds
- Weight in Working Order (Engine and Tender): (varied due to different tender styles)
- Fuel: (see above)
General Notes:
- Classes MK-1 and MK-2 were classed as Light Mikado; classes MK-3 through MK10 were classed as Heavy Mikado
- All MK (Mikado) classes were changed to MacA (MacArthur) classes during World War II.
- Five UP 2260 series 2-8-2s were sent to OSL in 1923, as OSL 2500 series locomotives.
- Jeff Moore provides the following about UP 2260 and 2261 being sold to Oregon & Northwestern:
- Oregon & Northwestern purchased the #2260 and #2261 together in February 1947, they cost $10,000 each. O&NW also bought twenty flatcars from UP to replace a like number lost in the same wreck as the #26. Two interesting notes relating to the #2260 and #2261- a year by year summary of the O&NW through the 1940s states "Air failure on Extra 26 South January 28, 1947, resulted in loss of one engine valued at $80,000 which was replaced by 2 engines much older and not as good a type for our operation as Engine 26." On the other hand, veteran O&NW engineer engineer Lawrence Olson stated in another source the #2260 was "the best engine on the O. and N.W.- it steamed best, handled real good, used less fuel."
- Oregon & Northwestern retired both #2260 and #2261 in 1955, right after the AS-616 #1 arrived on the property. The railroad junked the #2260 immediately, but sold the #2261 to Edward Hines Lumber Company, where it replaced the old 2-8-0 #5. The #2261 traded off with the former UP 2-8-0 #529 on the logging railroad east of Seneca until the pair of former Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Company Alco S-3s arrived in 1957. Hines sold the #2261 to the Purdy Company for scrap on 30 November 1957.
Notes:
- Built as UP 2260 in 1917; vacated in 1947; to Oregon & Northwestern Railroad in February 1947
- Built as UP 2261 in 1917; vacated in 1947; to Oregon & Northwestern Railroad in February 1947
- Built as UP 2262 in 1917; vacated in 1958
- Built as UP 2263 in 1917; vacated in 1958
- Built as UP 2264 in 1917; vacated in 1956
- Built as UP 2265 in 1917; vacated in 1953
- Built as UP 2266 in 1917; vacated in 1923; to OSL 2528 (2nd) in 1923
- Built as UP 2267 in 1917; vacated in 1954; retired due to bad left cylinder in July 1954
- Built as UP 2268 in 1917; vacated in 1923; to OSL 2529 (2nd) in 1923
- Built as UP 2269 in 1917; vacated in 1953
- Built as UP 2270 in 1917; vacated in 1956
- Built as UP 2271 in 1917; vacated in 1947
- Built as UP 2272 in 1917; vacated in 1958
- Built as UP 2273 in 1917; vacated in 1948
- Built as UP 2274 in 1917; vacated in 1947
- Built as UP 2275 in 1917; vacated in 1923; to OSL 2530 (2nd) in 1923
- Built as UP 2276 in 1917; vacated in 1948
- Built as UP 2277 in 1917; vacated in 1923; to OSL 2531 (2nd) in 1923
- Built as UP 2278 in 1917; vacated in 1923; to OSL 2532 (2nd) in 1923
- Built as UP 2279 in 1917; vacated in 1954
UP 2-8-2 -- 15 locomotives
Road Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Fuel | Date Vacated |
UP 2280 | Baldwin | 48080 | Mar 1918 | Oil | May 1956 |
UP 2281 | Baldwin | 48143 | Mar 1918 | Coal | Jul 1954 |
UP 2282 | Baldwin | 48290 | Apr 1918 | Coal | Feb 1954 |
UP 2283 | Baldwin | 48291 | Apr 1918 | Coal | Oct 1954 |
UP 2284 | Baldwin | 48292 | Apr 1918 | Coal | Dec 1947 |
UP 2285 | Baldwin | 48293 | Apr 1918 | Coal | Mar 1956 |
UP 2286 | Baldwin | 48523 | May 1918 | Coal | Jan 1956 |
UP 2287 | Baldwin | 48572 | May 1918 | Coal | Mar 1954 |
UP 2288 | Baldwin | 48677 | May 1918 | Coal | Mar 1954 |
UP 2289 | Baldwin | 48678 | May 1918 | Coal | Jan 1956 |
UP 2290 | Baldwin | 48734 | May 1918 | Oil | May 1956 |
UP 2291 | Baldwin | 48777 | May 1918 | Coal | Jun 1949 |
UP 2292 | Baldwin | 48894 | Jun 1918 | Coal | Jan 1956 |
UP 2293 | Baldwin | 48954 | Jun 1918 | Oil | Nov 1947 |
UP 2294 | Baldwin | 48996 | Jun 1918 | Coal | Jul 1956 |
Description:
- CS Class: MK-8
- Cabside Class: MK-63 (MacA-63 after WWII)
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 63 inches
- Cylinders: 26x28 inches
- Maximum Tractive Effort: 53,628 pounds
- Weight on Drivers: 212,000 pounds
- Weight in Working Order (Engine Only): 288,750 pounds
- Weight in Working Order (Engine and Tender): (varied due to different tender styles)
- Fuel: (see above)
General Notes:
- Classes MK-1 and MK-2 were classed as Light Mikado; classes MK-3 through MK10 were classed as Heavy Mikado
- All MK (Mikado) classes were changed to MacA (MacArthur) classes during World War II.
- UP 2280-2294 were equipped with Street Stokers
UP 2-8-2 -- 20 locomotives (USRA pattern)
Road Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
1920 UP Number |
UP 2295 (1st) | Schenectady | 59518 | Sep 1918 | UP 2480 |
UP 2296 (1st) | Schenectady | 59519 | Sep 1918 | UP 2481 |
UP 2297 (1st) | Schenectady | 59520 | Sep 1918 | UP 2482 |
UP 2298 (1st) | Schenectady | 59521 | Sep 1918 | UP 2483 |
UP 2299 (1st) | Schenectady | 59522 | Sep 1918 | UP 2484 |
UP 2300 (1st) | Schenectady | 59523 | Sep 1918 | UP 2485 |
UP 2301 (1st) | Schenectady | 59524 | Sep 1918 | UP 2486 |
UP 2302 (1st) | Schenectady | 59525 | Sep 1918 | UP 2487 |
UP 2303 (1st) | Schenectady | 59526 | Sep 1918 | UP 2488 |
UP 2304 (1st) | Schenectady | 59527 | Sep 1918 | UP 2489 |
UP 2305 (1st) | Schenectady | 59528 | Sep 1918 | UP 2490 |
UP 2306 (1st) | Schenectady | 59529 | Sep 1918 | UP 2491 |
UP 2307 (1st) | Schenectady | 59530 | Sep 1918 | UP 2492 |
UP 2308 (1st) | Schenectady | 59531 | Sep 1918 | UP 2493 |
UP 2309 (1st) | Schenectady | 59532 | Sep 1918 | UP 2494 |
UP 2310 (1st) | Schenectady | 59533 | Sep 1918 | UP 2495 |
UP 2311 (1st) | Schenectady | 59534 | Sep 1918 | UP 2496 |
UP 2312 (1st) | Schenectady | 59535 | Sep 1918 | UP 2497 |
UP 2313 (1st) | Schenectady | 59536 | Sep 1918 | UP 2498 |
UP 2314 (1st) | Schenectady | 59537 | Sep 1918 | UP 2499 |
Description:
- CS Class: MK-Special (USRA pattern)
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 63 inches
- Cylinders: 26x30 inches
General Notes:
- UP 2295-2314 (1st) renumbered to UP 2480-2499 series in 1920 to clear the number series for new MK-9 series (UP 2295-2310) (2nd).
UP 2-8-2 -- 16 locomotives
Road Number |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Date Vacated |
Notes |
UP 2295 (2nd) | Brooks | 61924 | Jul 1920 | Mar 1959 | 1 |
UP 2296 (2nd) | Brooks | 61925 | Jul 1920 | Oct 1947 | |
UP 2297 (2nd) | Brooks | 61926 | Jul 1920 | Jun 1953 | |
UP 2298 (2nd) | Brooks | 61927 | Jul 1920 | May 1956 | |
UP 2299 (2nd) | Brooks | 61928 | Jul 1920 | Dec 1947 | |
UP 2300 (2nd) | Brooks | 61929 | Jul 1920 | Nov 1947 | |
UP 2301 (2nd) | Brooks | 61930 | Jul 1920 | Nov 1947 | |
UP 2302 (2nd) | Brooks | 61931 | Jul 1920 | Nov 1954 | |
UP 2303 (2nd) | Brooks | 61932 | Jul 1920 | Apr 1948 | |
UP 2304 (2nd) | Brooks | 61933 | Jul 1920 | Oct 1953 | |
UP 2305 (2nd) | Brooks | 61934 | Jul 1920 | Jul 1950 | |
UP 2306 (2nd) | Brooks | 61935 | Jul 1920 | Sep 1956 | |
UP 2307 (2nd) | Brooks | 61936 | Jul 1920 | Feb 1956 | |
UP 2308 (2nd) | Brooks | 61937 | Jul 1920 | Mar 1948 | |
UP 2309 (2nd) | Brooks | 61938 | Jul 1920 | Aug 1955 | |
UP 2310 (2nd) | Brooks | 61939 | Jul 1920 | Aug 1955 |
Description:
- CS Class: MK-9
- Cabside Class: MK-63 (MacA-63 after WWII)
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 63 inches
- Cylinders: 26x28 inches
- Maximum Tractive Effort: 53,628 pounds
- Weight on Drivers: 228,000 pounds
- Weight in Working Order (Engine Only): 300,000 pounds
- Weight in Working Order (Engine and Tender): (varied due to different tender styles)
- Fuel: (see above)
General Notes:
- Classes MK-1 and MK-2 were classed as Light Mikado; classes MK-3 through MK10 were classed as Heavy Mikado
- All MK (Mikado) classes were changed to MacA (MacArthur) classes during World War II.
- UP 2295-2304 were equipped with Duplex stokers.
- UP 2305-2310 were equipped with Duplex D stokers
Notes:
- UP 2295 was donated to the City of Boise, Idaho.
UP 2-8-2 -- 10 locomotives
1923 UP Number |
First Number |
Date To UP |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Fuel | Date Vacated |
UP 2311 (2nd) | OSL 2525 (1st) | 1923 | Baldwin | 48997 | Jun 1918 | Coal | Oct 1949 |
UP 2312 (2nd) | OSL 2526 (1st) | 1923 | Baldwin | 49159 | Jul 1918 | Coal | Jan 1956 |
UP 2313 (2nd) | OSL 2527 (1st) | 1923 | Baldwin | 49227 | Jul 1918 | Oil | May 1947 |
UP 2314 (2nd) | OSL 2528 (1st) | 1923 | Baldwin | 49295 | Jul 1918 | Coal | Mar 1954 |
UP 2315 | OSL 2529 (1st) | 1923 | Baldwin | 49296 | Jul 1918 | Coal | May 1956 |
UP 2316 | OSL 2530 (1st) | 1923 | Baldwin | 49359 | Jul 1918 | Coal | Feb 1954 |
UP 2317 | OSL 2531 (1st) | 1923 | Baldwin | 49360 | Jul 1918 | Coal | Jul 1956 |
UP 2318 | OSL 2532 (1st) | 1923 | Baldwin | 49393 | Jul 1918 | Coal | Mar 1955 |
UP 2319 | OSL 2533 | 1923 | Baldwin | 49394 | Jul 1918 | Oil | May 1947 |
UP 2320 | OSL 2534 | 1923 | Baldwin | 49472 | Aug 1918 | Coal | Jun 1956 |
Description:
- CS Class: MK-8
- Cabside Class: MK-63 (MacA-63 after WWII)
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 63 inches
- Cylinders: 26x28 inches
- Maximum Tractive Effort: 53,628 pounds
- Weight on Drivers: 212,000 pounds
- Weight in Working Order (Engine Only): 288,750 pounds
- Weight in Working Order (Engine and Tender): (varied due to different tender styles)
- Fuel: (see above)
General Notes:
- Classes MK-1 and MK-2 were classed as Light Mikado; classes MK-3 through MK10 were classed as Heavy Mikado
- All MK (Mikado) classes were changed to MacA (MacArthur) classes during World War II.
- UP 2311-2320 were built as OSL 2525-2534 in 1918; to UP 2311-2320 in 1923 in trade for 18 UP MK-4, MK-5, and MK-6, and MK-7 2-8-2s that were sent to OSL.
- Eight locomotives (except UP 2313 and 2319) were coal-fired and equipped with Duplex stokers; UP 2313 and 2319 were oil-fired.
UP 2-8-2 -- 20 locomotives (USRA pattern)
Road Number |
First Number |
Date To 2480 Series |
Builder | Builder Number |
Date Built |
Date Vacated |
UP 2480 | UP 2295 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59518 | Sep 1918 | Feb 1956 |
UP 2481 | UP 2296 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59519 | Sep 1918 | Dec 1953 |
UP 2482 | UP 2297 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59520 | Sep 1918 | Feb 1956 |
UP 2483 | UP 2298 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59521 | Sep 1918 | Feb 1956 |
UP 2484 | UP 2299 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59522 | Sep 1918 | Sep 1956 |
UP 2485 | UP 2300 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59523 | Sep 1918 | Feb 1956 |
UP 2486 | UP 2301 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59524 | Sep 1918 | Jan 1954 |
UP 2487 | UP 2302 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59525 | Sep 1918 | Mar 1955 |
UP 2488 | UP 2303 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59526 | Sep 1918 | Mar 1955 |
UP 2489 | UP 2304 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59527 | Sep 1918 | Apr 1954 |
UP 2490 | UP 2305 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59528 | Sep 1918 | Oct 1953 |
UP 2491 | UP 2306 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59529 | Sep 1918 | Jul 1954 |
UP 2492 | UP 2307 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59530 | Sep 1918 | Feb 1954 |
UP 2493 | UP 2308 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59531 | Sep 1918 | Dec 1953 |
UP 2494 | UP 2309 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59532 | Sep 1918 | Feb 1956 |
UP 2495 | UP 2310 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59533 | Sep 1918 | Oct 1954 |
UP 2496 | UP 2311 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59534 | Sep 1918 | Mar 1954 |
UP 2497 | UP 2312 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59535 | Sep 1918 | Jun 1958 |
UP 2498 | UP 2313 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59536 | Sep 1918 | Jun 1958 |
UP 2499 | UP 2314 (1st) | 1920 | Schenectady | 59537 | Sep 1918 | Mar 1955 |
Description:
- CS Class: MK-Special (USRA pattern)
- Cabside Class: MK-63
- Drive Wheel Diameter: 63 inches
- Cylinders: 26x30 inches
- Maximum Tractive Effort: 54,700 pounds
- Weight on Drivers: 221,500 pounds
- Weight in Working Order (Engine Only): 290,800 pounds
- Weight in Working Order (Engine and Tender): (varied due to different tender styles)
- Fuel: Coal
General Notes:
- UP 2480-2499 were built as UP 2295-2314 (1st) in 1918; renumbered to UP 2480-2499 series in 1920 to clear the 2295 series for new MK-9 2-8-2s.
- UP 2480-2499 were equipped with Duplex stokers
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