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Locomotives of the Taman Mini Railway Museum, Jakarta

Taman Mini is 'Indonesia in Miniature' and is a large park on the outskirts of Jakarta. It features exhibits from the diverse islands which make up this huge archipelago and of prime interest to railway enthusiasts is a transport museum with a railway collection. This page features the steam locomotives, there is a separate page which shows a little of the infrastructure, the rolling stock and their diesel.


Click here for the main unofficial Ambarawa Railway Museum Home Page. Photographs on this page are courtesy of Rob Dickinson (RD), Suhadi Hadiwinoto (SH) and Steve Noon (SN).


Click here for a full list of preserved Indonesian main line steam locomotives.

Click here for more information about the steam locomotives at the Ambarawa Railway Museum.

Click here for more information about the other preserved steam locomotives in Java.

Click here for more information about the Java's forgotten steam locomotives.


Steam locomotives of the Perusahaan Negara Kereta-Api (PNKA) were numbered according to the Japanese system, with a letter to indicate the number of powered axles followed by two digits for the class (10-49 tank, 50 upwards tender locomotives), then the individual number. The last three locomotives were from the Deli Railway in North Sumatra and were never renumbered.   The locomotives at Taman Mini were brought here around in the late 1980s and were mostly among the last active in the country. On average they are in a better condition than those at Ambarawa.

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B1706

B1706

(2001)

(SN)

0-4-0Tr

Hohenzollern

1050/1897

B2209

B2209

(1991)

(RD)

0-4-2T

Hartmann

2455/1898

B2301

B2301

(1991)

(RD)

0-4-0T

Henschel

5811/1900

B2705

B2705

(2000)

(SH)

0-4-2T

Hartmann

3526/1912

B5004

B5004

(2000)

(SH)

2-4-0

Sharp Stewart

2936/1980

B5212

B5212

(2000)

(SH)

0-4-0

Hartmann

3562/1912

C1206

C1206

(1991)

(RD)

2-6-0

Hartmann

2106/1895

C1912

C1912

(1991)

(RD)

0-6-0T

Hartmann

2790/1902

C2103

C2103

(1991)

(RD)

0-6-0T

Krauss

5667/1907

C2501

C2501

(1991)

(RD)

0-6-0Tr

Hanomag

6799/1913

C2710

C2710

(2001)

(SN)

4-6-4T

Schweizerische Lokomotiv- und Maschinenfabrik

2584/1916

C3065

C3065

(2001)

(SN)

2-6-2T

Werkspoor

595/1929

C3318

C3318

(2000)

(SH)

2-6-0T

Esslingen

2453/1891

C5317

C5317

(1991)

(RD)

4-6-2

Werkspoor

492/1922

D1107

D1107

(1991)

(RD)

0-8-0T

Hohenzollern

4087/1921

D1410

D1410

2000

(SH)

2-8-2T

Hanomag

9653/1921

D1505

D1505

(1991)

(RD)

0-8-0T

Hanomag

10712/1931

D5011

D5011

(1991)

(RD)

2-8-0

Hartmann

3783/1914

D52099

D52099

(2001)

(SN)

2-8-2

Krupp

3322/1952

E1016

E1016

(2000)

(SH)

0-10-0RT

Esslingen

3989/1920

F1015

F1015

(2001)

(SN)

2-12-2T

Hanomag

7366/1915

CC5001

CC5001

(2001)

(SN)

2-6-6-0

Werkspoor

558/1928

DSM 28

28

(2001)

(SN)

0-4-4T

Hohenzollern

1630/1903

DSM 48

48

(2001)

(SN)

2-8-4T

Werkspoor

417/1916

DSM 55

55

(2000)

(SH)

2-6-4T

Werkspoor

468/1920

Gempol Sugar Mill 12

Gempol Sugar Mill 12

(2000)

(SH)

0-8-0T

Henschel

10437/1911


Click here for the main unofficial Ambarawa Railway Museum Home Page


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