SNCF Class BB 61000

The SNCF Class BB 61000 diesel locomotives were built by Vossloh to their G1206 design between 2002-2005 for the French state railways. Twenty three locomotives were built, numbered 61001–61023. As they are operated by the freight sector, the locomotives carry a '4' prefix (i.e. they are numbered 461001-461023).

Class BB 61000
SNCF 461004 in Moers, Germany, in 2006
Type and origin
Power typeDiesel-hydraulic
BuilderVossloh
Build date2002-2005
Specifications
Configuration:
  UICB′B′
Gauge1,435 mm (4 ft 8 12 in)
Career
OperatorsSNCF
Numbers461001-461023

These are the second locomotives to be numbered in this range, the first being the Class C 61000 (+ TC 61100).

Fleet list

Locomotive Entered service Left service Livery Depot Disposition
BB 61001 14 June 2002 / Fret Strasbourg
BB 61002 14 June 2002 / Fret Strasbourg
BB 61003 14 June 2002 / Fret Strasbourg
BB 61004 14 June 2002 / Fret Strasbourg
BB 61005 14 June 2002 / Fret Strasbourg
BB 61006 14 June 2002 / Fret Strasbourg
BB 61007 10 Jan 2003 / Fret Strasbourg
BB 61008 10 Jan 2003 / Fret Strasbourg
BB 61009 13 June 2003 25 June 2008 Fret Strasbourg
BB 61010 13 June 2003 5 Sept 2008 Fret StrasbourgECR
BB 61011 15 Dec 2003 15 Jan 2009 Fret Strasbourg
BB 61012 30 Jan 2004 4 Mar 2009 Fret Strasbourg
BB 61013 23 Jan 2004 3 Mar 2009 Fret Strasbourg
BB 61014 5 Dec 2003 4 Mar 2009 Fret StrasbourgVFLI[1]
BB 61015 9 Feb 2004 4 Mar 2009 Fret StrasbourgVFLI[1]
BB 61016 13 Feb 2004 4 Mar 2009 Fret StrasbourgVFLI[1]
BB 61017 6 Feb 2004 4 Mar 2009 Fret StrasbourgVFLI[1]
BB 61018 19 Jan 2004 6 Mar 2009 Fret StrasbourgVFLI[1]
BB 61019 25 Feb 2004 4 Mar 2009 Fret StrasbourgVFLI[1]
BB 61020 13 Feb 2004 4 Mar 2009 Fret StrasbourgVFLI[1]
BB 61021 25 Feb 2004 4 Mar 2009 Fret StrasbourgVFLI[1]
BB 61022 19 Jan 2004 4 Mar 2009 Fret StrasbourgVFLI[1]
BB 61023 9 Jan 2004 24 Aug 2009 Fret StrasbourgVFLI[1]
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References

  1. Haydock, David (2008). European Handbook No. 4 French Railways Locomotives & Multiple Units (Fourth ed.). Sheffield, UK: Platform 5 Publishing Ltd. ISBN 978-1-902336-65-7.


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