Historical Report Details American Locomotive Company's 1913 Locomotive Production
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What happened
The American Locomotive Company manufactured Northern Pacific locomotive #4009 in 1913 at its plant in Schenectady, New York. This Class Z-3 locomotive utilized a 2-8-8-2 layout and was coal-fired. Historically, the city of Tacoma relied on the Green River as its primary source of drinking water.
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Why it matters
The report provides historical context regarding the industrial capacity of the American Locomotive Company in Schenectady, New York. It also highlights the historical hydrological dependency of Tacoma on the Green River.
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Who's involved
- Green RiverThe Green River historically provided primary drinking water to Tacoma.
- American Locomotive CompanyAmerican Locomotive Company manufactured the Northern Pacific locomotive in 1913.
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The entities involved
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Green River
river in Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado, in the United States, that is a tributary of the Colorado River
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American Locomotive Company
defunct locomotive manufacturer
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