Electric locomotives DC •
BB 1-80 •
BB 100 •
BB 200 •
BB 300 •
BB 325 •
2D2 500 •
BB 800 •
BB 900 •
CC 1100 •
BB 1300 •
BB 1400 •
BB 1500 •
BB 1600 •
2BB2 3200 •
2BB2 3300 •
2CC2 3400 •
1ABBA1 3500 •
1ABBA1 3600 •
1CC1 3700 •
1CC1 3800 •
BB 4100 •
BB 4200 •
BB 4600 •
BB 4700 •
BB 4730 •
2D2 5000 •
2D2 5100 •
2D2 5200 •
2D2 5300 •
2D2 5400 •
2D2 5500 •
CC 6001 (Prototype loco) •
BBB 6002 (Prototype loco) •
BBB 6003 (Prototype loco) (ex-
BBB 20003) •
CC 6500 •
CC 7000 (Prototype locos) •
BB 7003 (Prototype loco) (ex-
BB 15007) •
CC 7100 •
BB 7200 •
BB 8100 •
BB 8500 •
BB 8700 •
BB 9001-9002 (Prototype locos) •
BB 9003-9004 (Prototype locos) •
2D2 9100 •
BB 9200 •
BB 9300 •
BB 9400 • • • •
AC • (Prototype loco) • (Prototype loco) (ex-
BB 16655) •
BB 10003 (Prototype loco) (ex-
BB 15007) • (Prototype loco) (ex-
BB 15055) •
BB 12000 "Monocabine" •
BB 13000 "Monocabine" •
CC 14000 "Monocabine" •
CC 14100 "Monocabine" •
BB 15000 •
BB 16000 •
BB 16100 •
BB 16500 •
BB 17000 Dual-voltage •
CC 20001 (Prototype loco) •
CC 20002 (Prototype loco) •
BBB 20003 (Prototype loco) •
BB 20004 (Prototype loco) (ex-
BB 16540) •
BB 20005 (Prototype loco) (ex-
BB 16028) •
BB 20006 (Prototype loco) (ex-
BB 10001) •
BB 20011-20012 (Prototype locos) (ex-
BB 22379 and 22380) •
BB 20100 • • •
CC 21000 •
BB 22200 •
CC 25000 •
BB 25100 •
BB 25150 •
BB 25200 •
BB 25500 •
BB 26000 "Sybic" •
BB 27000 "Prima" •
BB 27300 "Prima" •
CC 92000 (Class 92)
Triple-voltage •
BB 30000 (Prototype locos) •
BB 36000 "Astride" •
BB 36300 "Astride" •
BB 37000 "Prima" Quadruple-voltage •
CC 40100 •
BB 47000 "Prima" Diesel locomotives Main-line locomotives •
BB 60000 (Alstom/Vossloh shunters) • '''' ex (prototype locomotive) • '''' ex-030.DC.1 and 2 (prototype locomotive) • '''' ex-040.DB.1, exx-PLM 4.AMD.1 (prototype locomotive) • '''' ex-040.DC.1, exx-PLM 4.CMD.1 (prototype locomotive) •
BB 60031–60033 ex 040.DM.1 to 3, exx PLM 4.DMD.1 to 3 (prototype locomotives) •
BB 60041 ex 040.DF.1 (prototype locomotive) •
1D1 60051 ex 141.DA.1, exx-PLM 141.AMD.1 (prototype locomotive) •
C 61000 + TC 61100 •
BB 61000 • '''' •
BB 62400 •
BB 63000 •
BB 63400 •
BB 63500 • '''''' •
CC 65000 •
CC 65500 •
BB 66000 •
BB 66400 •
BB 66600 • '''' •
BB 66700 • '''' •
BB 67000 •
BB 67200 •
BB 67300 •
BB 67400 •
A1AA1A 68000 •
A1AA1A 68500 •
BB 69000 (prototype locos) • '''''' (ex-BB 66000 refurbished) •
BB 69400 (ex-BB 66400 refurbished) •
CC 70000 (prototype locos) •
BB 71000 •
CC 72000 •
CC 72100 •
BB 75000 "Prima" • '''' (former gas-turbine locos) •
040.DA.1, ex (prototype locomotive) •
262.DA.1, ex
PLM 262.AD.1 (prototype locomotive) •
262.DB.1, ex (prototype locomotive) •
141.DB.1, ex
PLM 141.DB.1, exx Nord D1, né Ceinture D1 (prototype locomotive)
Shunting locomotives • '''' • '''' • '''' • '''' • '''' • '''' • • '''' • '''' • •
Y 7100 •
Y 7400 •
Y 8000 •
Y 8400 •
Y 9000 (ex-Y 7100 / Y 7400 refurbished) • '''' •
Y 9200 • '''' •
YBD 12000 •
YBE 14000 •
YBE 15000 • '''' • '''' (ex-Y 9100) • '''' (ex-Y 9200) • ''''
Steam locomotives The SNCF adapted the classification system introduced by the
Chemins de fer de Paris à Lyon et à la Méditerranée in 1925. This consisted of a numeric prefix derived from the axle (not wheel) arrangement of the locomotive, a letter for the class, and finally a number for the locomotive with the class. SNCF's adaptations included using the axle arrangement in full, and reversing the class letters of tank locomotives. For example, the SNCF used 040.A., and 242.TA. where the PLM used 4.A., and 242.AT. Class letters A-N were used for existing designs, letters P onwards for SNCF designs. Others railways' designs taken over after World War II were usually given the letter U (American), W (British), X, Y, or Z (German). Where locomotives were upgraded or rebuilt, the class letter changed, but not the number. While the
Region Nord renumbered all their classes from 1, the remaining 4 regions re-used the last three digits of the old number in the new number. As there were more classes that available letters of the alphabet, the axle arrangement was prefixed with a digit indicating the owning region: 1
Est (former Est and AL lines), 2
Nord 3
Ouest (former État lines) 4
Sud-Ouest (former Paris-Orleans and Midi lines) 5
Sud-Est (former PLM lines). Region 5 was later split in two, with the southern part becoming 6
Mediterranée Locomotives transferred from one region to another could change their class letter and numeric suffix.
1. Est • 021.A, ex Est 441 to 485 • 220.A, ex Est 2401 to 2432 • 141.TB, ex
Est 4401 to 4512 • 141.TC, ex
Est 141.701 to 141.742 2. Nord • 231.C, ex
Nord 3.1201 to 3.1290 • 040.TG, ex
Nord 4.2016 to 4.2095 • 141.TC, ex
Nord 4.1201 to 4.1272 • 150.B, ex
Nord 5.1201 to 5.1230 3. État • 040.TA, ex
État 40-001 to 40-143 • 141.TC, ex
État 42-001 to 42-020 • 141.TD, ex
État 42-101 to 42-140 • 140.C, ex
État 140-101 to 140-370 • 141.B and 141.C, ex
État 141-001 to 141-250 • 230.B, ex État 230-001 to 230-055, ex
État 3701 to 3755 • 230.J and 230.L, ex
État 230-781 to 230-800 • 231.B, ex
État 231-011 to 231-060 • 231.C/D/E/F/G/H/J, ex
État 231-501 to 231-783 • 231.997, ex État 231-997 to 231-999, ex
Württemberg C 4. PO-Midi • 040.TA, ex Midi 040.421 to 040.421, ex
Midi 421 to 424 • 141.TA, ex PO 141.301 to 141.490, ex
PO 5301 to 5490 • 141.TB, ex PO 141.616 to 141. 740, ex
PO 5616 to 5740 • 240.TA, ex Midi 240.501 to 240.518, ex
Midi 4501 to 4518 5. PLM •
020.TA, ex PLM 7001 to 7005 • 030.TA, ex PLM 3.AT • 030.TB, ex PLM 3.AM, rebuilt from PLM Bourbonnais • 130.TA, ex PLM 130.AT, ex Prussian T9.3 • 130.TB, ex PLM 130.BT, ex Prussian T11 • 232.TA, ex PLM 232.AT, ex PLM 5301 to 5350 • 232.TB, ex PLM 232.BT, ex PLM 5501 to 5545 • 040.TA, ex PLM 4.AM • 040.TB, ex PLM 4.BM • 040.TC, ex PLM 4.DM • 242.TA, ex PLM 242.AT • 242.TB, ex PLM 242.BT • 242.TC, ex PLM 242.CT • 242.TD, ex PLM 242.DT • 242.TE, rebuilt from 242.TB • 050.TA, ex PLM 5.AT, ex Prussian T16 and T16.1
SNCF ==Multiple units==