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After replacing them with some beautiful but now scrapped Series 400 "Mastodonte" 4-8-0s, Andaluces demoted the 4-4-0s which continued running under the same numbers even after the Second Republic ordered the company's merger into Compañía Nacional de los Ferrocarriles del Oeste in 1936 thanks to Andaluces retaining some corporate autonomy despite its deficit and nationalization.
Like the previous five 4-4-0s, she was built as a Wordsell-Von Borries compound to help her take passenger trains uphill to Ronda, but was converted to a simple locomotive and the final two 4-4-0s were built simple.Ĭompañía de los Ferrocarriles Andaluces absorbed the Algeciras-Gibraltar Railway and took over the Bobadilla-Algeciras line in 1913 as it built the third-largest private railway in Spain, and kept the 4-4-0s' names and numbers. Nº 6 «Bobadilla» (Beyer Peacock 3356, 1890), received the name of the city whose station remains an important junction and has been nicknamed «Estrella de Bobadilla» (Star of Bobadilla) for the many lines meeting there. Most of the Beyer Peacock 4-4-0s and 2-6-0s were named for places in the south of Spain such as Ronda, Cádiz, and Málaga with some exceptions like Nº 1 «14 de Mayo» - the day in 1814 that King Fernando VII returned to Spain after captivity in France during the Napoleonic Wars - and Nº 15 « España» which was named for Spain herself.
The Algeciras-Gibraltar Railway, which improved connections both within the south of Spain and between Spain and Africa through the southern ports, had a mostly British leadership and bought its locomotives from the UK, mostly from Beyer Peacock of Manchester except for the 0-6-0T Nº 20 «Jimena» built by Robert Stephenson of Newcastle.