WAGR C Class No.2 'Nevada'

Nevada was a 0-6-0 saddle tank tender locomotive.
== History ==
Nevada was built in 1880 by Robert Stephenson and company as builders number 2392 for use on the Western Australian Government Railways Eastern Railway originally as a saddle tank engine. Nevada was classed C under the 1885 WAGR classification scheme. Following a serious incodent involving sister locomotive No.1, Nevada and No.1 Katie were rebuilt in 1887 to tender engines with improved brakes. Nevada became surplus to requirements and was sold in 1902 to the Jarrah Timber & Wood Paving Corporation limited where it was used at their timber railway at Worsley.
JT&WP Corps. Ltd. was absorbed that same year into the Millar's Combine Karri and Jarrah Company Limited and Nevada was used at the Yarloop, Canning and Waroona Saw Mills and then named Nevada. Nevada was then sold again to the Sexton and Drysdale Saw Mills Company in 1908 and used at their Excelsior Saw Mills in Preston (Noggerup). S&D were taken over by R.B. & W.H. Vincent in 1911 which later operated as Mclean Brothers. and Rigg. Which was taken over by Bunning Brothers in 1913 (as Preston Valley Sawmills Ltd.) Nevada was used at Argyle, Muja, Tullis, Nyamup and Lyall saw mills. Nevada was out of use becoming derelict at Lyall's Mill where it last operated in 1957 and Nevada was scrapped in 1969.
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