WAGR G Class No.48 (2nd) 'Nampup'

Nampup was a 4-6-0 tender locomotive.
== History ==
Nampup was built in 1911 by Beyer, Peacock and company as builders number 5463 for Vincent Brothers railway contractors t construct several rail lines for the Western Australian Government Railways it was erected at Midland Workshops and sold in 1912 to the Public Works Department of Western Australia for the construction of rail lines and named Nampup.
In 1931 it was sold to the WAGR as part of their G class and numbered 48 (the 2nd engine to use the number) and sent to Port Hedland upon the WAGR take over of the Port Hedland PWD network where it worked from 1943 to 1948. Nampup continued to work on the Main WAGR network after 1948 until 1953 when it was withdrawn and scrapped due to being surplus.
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Category:3 foot 6 inch gauge
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