Cincinnati Eastern

Roster

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Revised: 6 February 2022
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Reporting Mark: CCET
 Data from: Nathan Woo
Road No. Model (& Date) Bldr Nmbr Notes
1011 B23-7 (9/78) GE 41983 Parts source; ex-IBCX 1011 < MNRR 1011 < NS 3974 < nee SOU 3974
1657 GP15-1 (10/77) EMD 77035-10 Ex-IBCX 1657 < UP 2157 < nee MP 657
1686 GP15-1 (1/80)- EMD 787270-29 Ex-UP 2186 < nee MP 686
2414 MP15DC (4/82) EMD 817015-11 Ex-NS 2414 < nee SOU 24144
3512 SD40-2 (12/77) EMD 77605-20 Ex-HLCX 3512 < BNSF 7010 < nee BN 7010
5857 B36-7 (5/85) 44860 Ex-TTI 5857 < CSX 5857 < nee SBD 5857
5895 B36-7 (7/85) 44984 Ex-TTI 5895 < CSX 5895 < nee SBD 5895
NCS 1671 GP15-1 (1/80) EMD 787270-14 Ex-UP 2171 < nee MP 686
* * * Dispositions (Formerly Cincinnati East Terminal - all locos built by EMD ) * * *
318 SD45R (5/67) 32820 Ex-MRL 318 < MRL 7544 < SP SD45R 7544 < nee SP SD45 8906
330 SD45R (1/70) 35770 Ex-MRL 330 < MRL 7544 < SP SD45R 7559 < nee SP SD45 9133
2803 GP49 (1983) 837049-3 Ex-Helm Leasing < nee Alaska RR 2803; Out-of-Service
2806 GP49 (1985) 847035-2 Ex-Helm Leasing < nee Alaska RR 2806
2807 GP49 (1985) 847035-3 Ex-Helm Leasing < Alaska 2807
RJC 3863 GP38 (11/67) 33707 Leased from RJ Corman; ex-DGNO 3863 < CSX 2076 < nee C&O 3876
RJC 3657 SD45-2 (7/70) 33661 Leased from RJ Corman; ex-Yakima Central 332 < MRL SD45-2 332 < nee EL SDP45 3657
Abbreviations:
  • BN - Burlington Northern
  • BNSF - Burlington Northern Santa Fe
  • C&O - Chesapeake & Ohio
  • CSX - CSX Transportaion
  • DGNO - Dalla Garland
  • EL - Erie Lackawanna
  • HLCX - Helm Leasing
  • MRL - Montana Rail Link
  • MNRR - Minnesota Commercial
  • MP - Missouri Pacific
  • NS - Norfolk Southern
  • RJC - RJ Corman
  • SBD - Seaboard System
  • Sou - Southern
  • TTI - Transkentucky Transportation
  • UP - Union Pacific

Additions / corrections from: Bill Scanlon, RRPA and Nathan Woo

Reference sources:

  • Trains Magazine (July 2016)
  • EMD Order Numbers at TrainWeb
  • The Diesel Shop

New: 14 September 2016

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