Adler (locomotive)

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Adler was Germany’s first successful steam locomotive, built in Britain and famously used to haul trains on the pioneering Nuremberg–Fürth railway in the 1830s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf railway vehicle
steam locomotive
builtIn Britain
linked to: Great Britain
category British-built locomotives
German railway history
early steam locomotive
configuration 2-2-2 wheel arrangement
country Germany
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
enteredService 1835
fuelType coal
gauge standard gauge
hasReplica Adler replica (1935)
Adler replica (1952)
Adler replica (1999)
heritageStatus icon of German railway history
historicalPeriod early 19th century
introducedOn 7 December 1835
languageOfName German
locomotiveType tender locomotive
manufacturer George Stephenson
Robert Stephenson and Company
meaningOfName eagle
linked to: Eagle
notableFor first successful steam locomotive in Germany
operator Ludwigs-Eisenbahn-Gesellschaft
powerType steam
railwayCompany Ludwigs-Eisenbahn-Gesellschaft
railwayLineServed Nuremberg–Fürth railway
routeLength approximately 6 km
serviceEndLocation Fürth
serviceStartLocation Nuremberg
traction adhesion
usedFor freight transport
passenger transport

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Nuremberg–Fürth local railway hasRollingStock Adler (locomotive)
Nuremberg–Fürth local railway locomotiveUsed Adler (locomotive)