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The following is a list of locomotives produced by the General Motors Electro-Motive Division (GM-EMD).

Switchers

MP #4100, an NC2.
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MP #4100, an NC2.
EMC NC2
BN #440, an SW1000.
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BN #440, an SW1000.
EMD SW1000

Road locomotives

Four-axle BL \"Branch Line\" series

EMD BL2
  • EMD BL20-2
  • Four-axle GP \"General Purpose\" series

    CC #2008, a GP38.
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    CC #2008, a GP38.
    EMD GP38
    
    BN #3157, a GP50.
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    BN #3157, a GP50.
    
    

    Six-axle SD \"Special Duty\" series

    LLPX #2808, an SD38-2.
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    LLPX #2808, an SD38-2.
    EMD SD38-2
    
    AT&SF #5704, an SD45-2.
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    AT&SF #5704, an SD45-2.
    EMD SD45-2
    
    Union Pacific Railroad #83, a DD35A.
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    Union Pacific Railroad #83, a DD35A.
    EMD SD80MAC
    

    Eight-axle DD series

    Freight cab units

    CB&Q #120, an F3.
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    CB&Q #120, an F3.

    D&RGW #5634, an F7
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    D&RGW #5634, an F7

    Passenger cab units

    Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad #604, a TA.
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    Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad #604, a TA.

    Missouri Pacific Railroad #7000, an E3.
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    Missouri Pacific Railroad #7000, an E3.

    Cowl units

    ATSF #95, an FP45.
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    ATSF #95, an FP45.

    Cowl units, originally produced at the request of the Santa Fe, had a full-width 'cowl' body built on a hood unit frame which provided all the structural strength; the bodywork was cosmetic, rather than a load-bearing bridge truss frame as in cab units. Only 25 SD40-2Fs were produced, all for CP Rail; they were the last of the highly successful SD40 line. The SD50F and SD60F were built exclusively for Canadian National Railway. The F40PH was used extensively by Amtrak, practically becoming an icon of that railroad.

    Amtrak #628, an SDP40F.
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    Amtrak #628, an SDP40F.

    Electrics

    Other locomotive types

    Industrial locomotives

    Military locomotives

    Export and narrow gauge locomotives

    EWS 66108, a JT42CWR.
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    EWS 66108, a JT42CWR.
    
    

    Streamlined power cars and early experimental locomotives

    In addition to the more common models noted above, EMD built several motorized railcars, integrated streamliner trainsets, and experimental locomotives at the beginning of the streamline era in the late 1930s. Most of these were single-unit production runs that were used by one railroad and then scrapped. The vast majority were EMD engines and components inside a carbody built by another manufacturer, since EMD did not have the ability to build their own bodies until 1936.

    AT&SF #1 and #1A, a pair of experimental locomotives developed for the Super Chief.
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    AT&SF #1 and #1A, a pair of experimental locomotives developed for the Super Chief.
    ATSF 1
    
    Santa Fe CF7 #2509, a former F7A converted by the railroad into a hood unit in August, 1974.
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    Santa Fe CF7 #2509, a former F7A converted by the railroad into a hood unit in August, 1974.

    Aftermarket conversions

    References

    See also

    External links

     


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