There are quite a few plinthed locos in South Africa, but they are really an endangered species if the current rate of scrap metal theft is anything to go by. A number of people contributed to this page, and I would really like to thank Terry Cawood, Clinton Hattingh, Peter Moss and Ronnie Lovemore for their contributions.
The definitive work on Plinthed Locos just has to be Piet Conradies exhaustive website which may be found at Old Steam locotives in South Africa

 Borsig 0-6-0 Fireless Loco
JHTM Johannesburg
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 0-4-0WT (1924).
Works no. 16129
JHTM Johannesburg
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 “DON” (1934),
4-6-4T tank loco
JHTM Johannesburg
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 CMRM & E Ltd No 4. (1897) ex-SAR Class B No 19. 0-6-4T
JHTM Johannesburg
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 “Elizabeth”, (1954),
0-6-0ST Saddle Tank Loco
Heronmere, Johannesburg
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 “George”, (1948), 0-4-0ST
Saddle Tank Loco
JRA Depot Johannesburg
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 “Benoni”, (1903), 4-6-2T
Tank Loco
Benoni Museum
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 Plinthed 10BR Locomotive
Roodepoort Station
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 Hunslet underground mine loco
Johannesburg
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 4-8-2T Tank Loco
1837. Number 24386.
Florida Junction
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 Class 8A 1106,
Ermelo.
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 NBL 4-8-2T Tank Loco,
Boksburg.
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 4-8-4T NBL 25940
1946. Meyerton
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 Class 6B-490
Uitenhage Railway Museum
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 Class 10BR-758
Uitenhage Railway Museum
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 Class 7-950 “Grietjie”
Upington Station
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 Class 19D 3345
Gold Reef City
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 Class 6B 537
Fort Klapperkop
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