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Moroccan State Railway E 1100
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Morocco | 1977
22 produced
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The E 1100 was the first Japanese electric locomotive built for Morocco. After the ONCF had used French locomotives and the E 1000 built in Poland had not been a success, the E 1100 was ordered from Hitachi. It had two three-axle bogies, an output of 2,850 kW and tap changer control. The main task of the 22 locomotives were phosphate trains with up to 4,800 tonnes. Later the ONCF also ordered the E 1200 and E 1250 from Hitachi. The first ones were withdrawn in the late 2010s due to wear and tear.

General
Built1977
ManufacturerHitachi
Wheel arr.C-C 
Gauge4 ft 8 1/2 in (Standard gauge)
Dimensions and Weights
Length6 ft 5 9/16 in
Wheelbase49 ft 10 7/16 in
Rigid wheelbase14 ft 1 5/16 in
Service weight264,554 lbs
Adhesive weight264,554 lbs
Total weight44,092 lbs
Boiler
Power Plant
Power
Power sourceelectric - DC
Electric system3,000 V
Continuous power3,822 hp (2,850 kW)
Top speed62 mph
Starting effort70,590 lbf
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last changed: 06/2026
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