WAGR P class (diesel)

The WAGR P class were a total of 17 diesel-electric locomotives operated by the Western Australian Government Railways (trading as Westrail) from 1989 to 2000.

P class No. 2008 Shire of Carnamah (now 2508) at Albany in 2003, still in Westrail yellow livery.

The P class were built by A. Goninan and Coy of Bassendean from 1989 to 1991. They entered service primarily on grain and general goods traffic, replacing 21 locomotives operating at the time. They became the primary motive power on the line of the old Midland Railway.

All were included in the sale of Westrail to the Australian Railroad Group (ARG) in late 2000. All units remain in traffic mainly on agricultural goods trains around the Wheatbelt.

Gallery

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  No. 2509 Shire of Three Springs (formerly 2009) and No. 2513 Shire of Morawa (formerly 2013) at Katanning in 2007.
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  No. 2511 Shire of Narembeen (formerly 2011) on the right most track at Goomalling in 2013.
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  Front view of No. 2511 Shire of Narembeen (formerly 2011) at Goomalling in 2013.
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  No. 2511 Shire of Narembeen (formerly 2011) at Goomalling in 2013.
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  Another view of No. 2511 Shire of Narembeen (formerly 2011) at Goomalling in 2013.
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  No. 2505 Shire of Lake Grace (formerly 2005) with No. 2503 Shire of Victoria Plains (formerly 2003) and No. 2517 City of Geraldton (formerly 2017) near Perenjori in 2018.
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  No. 2515 Shire of Kulin (formerly 2015) passing Three Springs grain silos in 2022.
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  Closer view of No. 2515 Shire of Kulin (formerly 2015) passing Three Springs grain silos in 2022.
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  No. 2504 Shire of Dalwallinu (formerly 2004) passing Three Springs in 2022.