by Transnet. Several of the NZASM locomotives have survived and now form part of the Outeniqua Transport Museum's collection. In 1916, shortly after the establishment of the Union of South Africa, the Central South African Railways was merged with the railways of the former English Cape (Cape Government Railways) and Natal (Natal Government Railways) Colonies, resulting in the establishment of the South African Rail and Harbour Administration or Spoornet. In 1980, Spoornet was renamed to Transnet, and it was granted company status in 1990. The NZASM archives may be found in the South African National Archives in South Africa; the Dutch National Archives in the Netherlands; and in the archives of the Zuid-Afrikahuis and the Dutch Economic History Archive (NEHA), both in Amsterdam. The NZASM photos in the collection of the Zuid-Afrikahuis have also been digitized and may be viewed online. NZASM related archival material may also be found in various other archives, including The National Archives of the United Kingdom. See also History of rail transport in Mozambique List of NZASM locomotives Rail transport in South Africa References Boer Republics Defunct railway companies of South Africa History of Transvaal History of South Africa Railway companies established in 1884 Railway companies of South Africa Rail transport in Mozambique Rail transport in South Africa Organisations based in Pretoria Companies based in Amsterdam Second Boer War