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Not the same as Victorian Railways D class (1876)

DO NOT redirect this page to Victorian Railways D class (1876).

Victorian Railways D class (1876) also known as "Rodgers" were a class of 2 locos.
Victorian Railways D class (1887) were a class of 20 different locos.

-- ThylacineHunter ( talk) 05:59, 24 March 2022 (UTC) reply

Not the same as Victorian Railways D class (1876)

Not the same as Victorian Railways D class (1876)

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