JGR Class 7350

The JGR Class 7350 (originally the Hokkaido Government Railway Class B4) was a 2-6-0 Mogul-type steam locomotive operated by the Japanese Government Railways from 1902 to 1937.
==History==
The Class 7350 was an early steam locomotive operated in Japan. The type was ordered by the Hokkaido Government Railway, with a total of six locomotives manufactured by the Rogers Locomotive Works in 1902. These were classified as the Class B4 locomotives and numbered 17 through 22. These were later reclassified as the Class Ee with their numbers unchanged.
The locomotives were reclassified as the Class 7350 in 1909 when a formal rule regarding standardized classification of locomotives was enacted; the locomotives were thus renumbered 7350 through 7355. The locomotives were initially used around Asahikawa; in their later careers they were used as shunting locomotives in Temiya. The locomotives were all retired by 1937, with none sold to private railroads. No Class 7350s have been preserved.
==References==
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Category:Built in 1902