List of tram systems by gauge and electrification
The following is a list of tram/streetcar, or light rail systems with their track length, track gauge, electrification system.
The vast majority of tram systems use. Generally, standard gauge is the standard for every brand new system, also in places where there is another gauge for the heavy rail. Metre gauge is mainly present in some old, continuously operating systems in Central Europe. Russian gauge is used only in the former Soviet Union. While in Central Europe the standard gauge and metre gauge coexist, in the former Soviet Union only the russian gauge is used.
The electrification system for the old systems is generally 600 V DC while the more recent systems use 750 V DC. Some old system upgraded to 750 V in recent year while some system downgraded the voltage to 600 V to use the second hand vehicles coming from the upgraded German networks. Few systems are partially or wholly catenary-free, with APS and ACR systems or using a pure internal power source as battery or ultracapacitors. Very few vintage systems are horse-drawn tram or cable car.
For references for the figures, see each system's page.
Systems in operation
Note: Overhead line electrification if not differently specifiedCountry | Network | Route length | Gauge | Voltage | Comment |
Algiers tramway | 23.2 km | 750 V | |||
Constantine tramway | 14.7 km | 750 V | |||
Oran Tramway | 18.7 km | 750 V | |||
Ouargla tramway | 9.7 km | 750 V | |||
Sétif tramway | 22.4 km | 750 V | |||
Sidi Bel Abbès tramway | 13.7 km | 750 V | |||
Premetro | 7.4 km | 750 V | |||
Metrotranvía Mendoza | 12.5 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Adelaide | 15 km | 600 V | Originally built as | ||
Trams in Ballarat | 1.37 km | Heritage streetcar | |||
Trams in Bendigo | Heritage streetcar | ||||
Light rail in Canberra | 12 km | 750 V | |||
20 km | 750 V | ||||
Trams in Melbourne | 245 km | 600 V | Largest network in the world. Partially until 1959 | ||
Trams in Newcastle | 2.7 km | 750 V, at stops and depot only, for charging Ultracapacitors | Standard gauge used on both original tramways and light rail. | ||
Trams in Sydney | 24.7 km | 750 V | Standard gauge used on both original tramways and light rail. | ||
Victor Harbor Horse Drawn Tram | 3.1 km | Horse-drawn | Heritage system reinstated in 1986 | ||
Trams in Gmunden | 20.1 km | 600 V | Includes Traunseebahn interurban tram | ||
Trams in Graz | 67.2 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Innsbruck | 44.8 km | 900 V | Includes Stubai Valley Railway interurban tram | ||
Trams in Linz | 26.8 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Vienna | 176.9 km | 600 V | |||
20.3 km | 600 V | ||||
Trams in Minsk | 62.8 km | 600 V | Converted from metre gauge in 1929 | ||
Trams in Navapolatsk | 13.7 km | 550 V | |||
34.5 km | 600 V | ||||
Trams in Antwerp | 83.7 km | 600 V | Includes Antwerp Pre-metro | ||
Trams in Brussels | 138 km | 600 V | |||
Light Rail in Charleroi | 33 km | 600 V | |||
Coast Tram | 68 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Ghent | 30 km | 600 V | Standard gauge since 1904, converted from standard gauge | ||
Trams in Sarajevo | 11.1 km | 600 V | 1885-1960 at, converted to metre gauge in 1960 | ||
Trams in Rio de Janeiro | 28 km | 750 V on APS and ultracapacitors | |||
:pt:VLT da Baixada Santista|Santos Light Rail | 11.5 km | ||||
Santa Teresa Tram | 6 km | 600 V | |||
Santos tramways | Closed 1971, heritage streetcar opened 2000 | ||||
Trams in Sofia | 114 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Sofia | 40 km | 600 V | |||
Calgary C-Train | 59.9 km | 600 V | Street running in Downtown Calgary | ||
Edmonton Light Rail Transit | 24.3 km | 600 V | |||
Edmonton High Level Bridge Streetcar | 3 km | Heritage streetcar. Last part of Edmonton Radial Railway | |||
Nelson Electric Tramway | 1.2 km | 600 V | Heritage streetcar | ||
Ottawa Confederation Line | 12.5 km | 1,500 V | Ottawa Electric Railway with the same gauge | ||
Toronto streetcar system | 83 km | 600 V | Transit City light rail lines will use standard gauge | ||
Waterloo Light Rail | 19 km | 750 V | |||
Whitehorse trolley | 2 km | Diesel | Heritage streetcar | ||
Trams in Beijing | 9.4 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Changchun | 12.8 km | 600 V | |||
Changchun Light Rail | 31.9 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Chengdu | 39.3 km | ||||
Trams in Dalian | 23.4 km | 550 V | |||
Trams in Foshan | 6.5 km | Fuel cells | |||
Guangzhou Trams | 7.7 km | 900 V, at stops only, for charging Ultracapacitors | The trams recharge their onboard energy storage units at stops | ||
Trams in Huai'an | 20.1 km | 900 V, at stops only, for charging Ultracapacitors | The trams recharge their onboard energy storage units at stops | ||
Trams in Nanjing | 17.2 km | 750 V, mostly at stops only, for charging Battery | The trams recharge their onboard energy storage units at stops | ||
Qingdao Tram | 8.8 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Sanya | 1 km | 1500 V, at stops only, for charging Ultracapacitors | |||
Trams in Shangai | 31 km | 750 V | |||
Rubber-tyred trams in Shangai | 9.8 km | Rubber-tyred tram | 750 V | Translohr | |
Trams in Shenyang | 60 km | 750 V, Catenary and ultracapacitors | |||
Shenzhen Tram | 11.7 km | 900 V, at stops only, for charging Ultracapacitors | |||
Trams in Suzhou | 18.2 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Tianjin | 9.8 km | Rubber-tyred tram | 750 V | Translohr | |
Tianshui Tram | 12.93 km | battery | |||
Trams in Wuhan | 53.2 km | 750-900 V, at stops only, for charging Ultracapacitors | The trams recharge their onboard energy storage units at stops | ||
Trams in Zhuhai | 8.7 km | 750V, TramWave and catenary in depot only | |||
Hong Kong Tramways | 13 km | 550 V | |||
Hong Kong Light Rail | 36.2 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Medellín | 4.3 km | Rubber-tyred tram | 750 V | Translohr | |
Trams in Osijek | 12 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Zagreb | 54.2 km | 600 V | 1891-1911 at, converted to in 1910 | ||
Trams in Brno | 70.4 km | 600 V | Negative polarity | ||
21.5 km | , | 600 V | Includes Liberec–Jablonec interurban tram | ||
18.6 km | 600 V | ||||
15 km | 600 V | ||||
62.7 km | 600 V | Negative polarity | |||
20.3 km | 600 V | ||||
Trams in Prague | 142.7 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Aarhus | 107 km | 750 V | |||
Cuenca tram | 20.4 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Alexandria | 32 km | ||||
Trams in Greater Cairo | |||||
Trams in Tallinn | 19.7 km | 600 V | |||
Addis Ababa Light Rail | 31.6 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Helsinki | 38 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Angers | 12.3 km | 750 V | Originally metre gauge, restarted in 2011 as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Aubagne | 2.8 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Avignon | 5.2 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Besançon | 14.5 km | 750 V | Originally metre gauge , restarted in 2014 as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Bordeaux | 77.3 km | 750 V | Originally metre gauge, restarted in 2003 as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Brest | 14.3 km | 750 V | Originally metre gauge, restarted in 2012 as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Caen | 15.7 km | 750 V | Originally metre gauge. Guided bus in 2002-2017. Restarted in 2019 as standard gauge conventional tram | ||
Trams in Dijon | 19 km | 750 V | Originally metre gauge, restarted in 2012 as standard gauge | ||
Clermont-Ferrand tramway | 15.7 km | Rubber-tyred tram | 750 V | Translohr | |
Trams in Grenoble | 43.7 km | 750 V | Originally metre gauge, restarted in 1987 as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Le Havre | 13 km | 750 V | Original network, restarted in 2012. Both as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Le Mans | 18.8 km | 750 V | Originally metre gauge, restarted in 2007 as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Lille | 17.5 km | 750 V | Continuously operating since 1874. Partially at standard gauge until 1907 | ||
Trams in Lyon | 73 km | 750 V | Originally both metre gauge and standard gauge, restarted in 2001 as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Marseille | 13 km | 750 V | Continuously operating since 1876 | ||
Trams in Montpellier | 60.5 km | 750 V | Originally metre gauge, restarted in 2000 as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Mulhouse | 16.2 km | 750 V | Originally metre gauge, restarted in 2006 as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Nantes | 43.5 km | 750 V | Original network, restarted in 1985. Both as standard gauge | ||
Nice tramway | 24.2 km | 750 V and battery | Original network, restarted in 2007. Both as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Orléans | 29.3 km | 750 V | Original network, restarted in 2000. Both as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Paris | 100.9 km | 750 V | Original network, restarted in 1992. Both as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Paris | 20.6 km | Rubber-tyred tram | 750 V | Translohr | |
Trams in Reims | 11.2 km | 750 V | Originally metre gauge, restarted in 2011 as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Rouen | 15.1 km | 750 V | Original network, restarted in 1994. Both as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Saint-Étienne | 16 km | 600 V | Continuously operating since 1881 | ||
Trams in Strasbourg | 48.1 km | 750 V | Originally both metre gauge and standard gauge, restarted in 1994 as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Toulouse | 16.7 km | 750 V | Original network, restarted in 2010. | ||
Trams in Tours | 14.8 km | 750 V | Originally metre gauge, restarted in 2013 as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Valenciennes | 33.8 km | 750 V | Originally metre gauge, restarted in 2006 as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Augsburg | 45.4 km | ||||
Trams in Bad Schandau | 7.9 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Berlin | 193.6 km | 600 V | First network with electric trams | ||
Bielefeld Stadtbahn | 33.1 km | 750 V | 600 V until 2011 | ||
Trams in Bochum/Gelsenkirchen | 86.2 km | 600/750 V | |||
Bochum Stadtbahn | 15 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Bonn and Bonn Stadtbahn | 125.4 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Brandenburg | 17.6 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Braunschweig | 39.6 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Bremen | 114.6 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Chemnitz | 30.6 km | 600 V | Converted from and | ||
Cologne Stadtbahn | 198 km | 750 V | Both lines between Cologne and Bonn were originally heavy load train lines electrified at 1,200 V. Line 18 once was metre gauge | ||
Trams in Cottbus | 20.1 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Darmstadt | 42 km | 600 V | |||
Dortmund Stadtbahn | 75 km | 750 V | 600 V until 1999 | ||
Trams in Dresden | 134.3 km | 600 V | until 1903 | ||
Trams in Duisburg | 43.7 km | 750 V | Partially on metre gauge until 1966 | ||
Trams in Düsseldorf | 79.8 km | 600 V | |||
Düsseldorf Stadtbahn | 85.5 km | 750 V | |||
Erfurt Stadtbahn | 45.2 km | 750 V | 600 V until 2014 | ||
Trams in Essen | 52.5 km | 750 V | |||
Essen Stadtbahn | 21.5 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Frankfurt | 19.5 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Frankfurt am Main | 67.2 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Freiburg im Breisgau | 34.7 km | 750 V | 600 V until 1983 | ||
Trams in Gera | 18.5 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Görlitz | 11.8 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Gotha | 25 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Halberstadt | 11.7 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Halle | 87.6 km | 750 V | |||
Hanover Stadtbahn | 127 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Heidelberg | 25.1 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Jena | 23.26 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Karlsruhe | 71.5 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Kassel | 73.6 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Krefeld | 36.7 km | ||||
Trams in Leipzig | 148.3 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Magdeburg | 64.1 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Mainz | 29.7 km | 750 V | 600 V until 2018 | ||
Trams in Mannheim/Ludwigshafen | 61 km | 750 V | 600 V until 2006 | ||
Trams in Mülheim/Oberhausen | 32 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Munich | 83 km | 750 V | 600 V until 2001 | ||
Trams in Naumburg | 2.9 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Nordhausen | 18 km | 600 V/diesel | |||
Trams in Nuremberg | 33 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Plauen | 16.4 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Potsdam | 28.9 km | 750 V | 600 V until 2015 | ||
Trams in Rostock | 35.6 km | 750 V | 600 V until 2017 | ||
Trams in Saarbrücken | 43.4 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Schöneiche | 14.1 km | ||||
Trams in Schwerin | 21 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Strausberg | 6.2 km | 750 V | |||
Stuttgart Stadtbahn | 131 km | 750 V | Originally metre gauge. Part of the network on dual gauge until 2007. Some parts still on dual gauge only for heritage rolling stocks | ||
Trams in Ulm | 19.1 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Woltersdorf | 5.6 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Würzburg | 19.7 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Zwickau | 20.2 km | 600 V | |||
Athens Tram | 32.4 km | 750 V | Originally metre gauge, restarted in 2004 as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Budapest | 149.0 km | 600 V | Opened in 1866. Anciently partially on metre gauge | ||
Trams in Debrecen | 8.8 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Miskolc | 12 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Szeged | 17 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Kolkata | 57.2 km | 550 V | |||
Trams in Dublin | 42.1 km | 750 V | Closed 1949, new system opened 2004 | ||
Trams in Jerusalem | 13.8 km | 750 V | |||
Bergamo–Albino light rail | 12.5 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Cagliari | 12 km | 750 V | Since 2008 | ||
Trams in Florence | 16.5 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Messina | 7.7 km | 750 V | from 1917 to 1951, restarted as standard gauge in 2003 | ||
Trams in Milan | 116.5 km | 550 V | |||
11.6 km | 550 V | Interurban tram | |||
Trams in Naples | 11.8 km | Unclear | 750 V | 600 V until 2001. Unclear if the gauge is or standard gauge | |
Trams in Padua | 10.3 km | Rubber-tyred tram | 750 V | Translohr | |
Trams in Palermo | 23.3 km | 750 V | Originally metre gauge, restarted in 2015 as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Rome | 36 km | 550 V | |||
Trams in Sassari | 4.9 km | 750 V | |||
Trieste-Opicina tramway | 5.2 km | 600 V | Opened 1902 | ||
Trams in Turin | 88 km | 550 V | |||
Trams in Venice | 20 km | Rubber-tyred tram | 750 V | Translohr since 2010; former, classic system 1907-1941 | |
Chikuhō Electric Railroad Line | 16 km | 600 V | |||
Hakodate City Tram | 10.9 km | 600 V | |||
Hankai Tramway | 19.6 km | 600 V | |||
Hiroshima Electric Railway | 35.1 km | 600 V | |||
Kagoshima City Transportation Bureau | 13.1 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Kōchi | 25.3 km | 600 V | |||
Kumamoto City Transportation Bureau | 12.2 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Matsuyama | 9.2 km | 600 V | Man'yōsen Shinminatokō Line and Man'yōsen Takaoka Kidō Line | ||
Nagasaki Electric Tramway | 11.5 km | 600 V | |||
Okayama Electric Tramway | 4.7 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Takaoka | 12.8 km | 600 V | |||
Sapporo Streetcar | 8.9 km | 600 V | |||
Toden Arakawa Line | 12.2 km | 600 V | |||
Tōkyū Setagaya Line | 5 km | 600 V | |||
Toyama City Tram Line | 7.3 km | 600 V | |||
Toyama Light Rail Toyamakō Line | 7.6 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Toyohashi | 5.4 km | 600 V | |||
Astana Light Metro | 22.6 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Oskemen | 33 km | 550 V | |||
Trams in Pavlodar | 44.6 km | 550 V | |||
Trams in Temirtau | 550 V | ||||
Trams in Daugavpils | 27 km | ||||
Trams in Liepāja | 15.8 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Riga | 61 km | ||||
Trams in Luxembourg | 5.1 km | 750 V | Standard gauge 1875-1908 and since 2017, metre gauge 1874-1964 | ||
Metro Express | 13 km | 750 V | |||
Guadalajara Light Rail | 24 km | 750 V | |||
Light Rail in Mexico City | 13 km | ||||
Casablanca Tramway | 47.5 km | 750 V | |||
Rabat–Salé tramway | 19.5 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Amsterdam | 81.2 km | 600 V | until 1906 | ||
Trams in The Hague | 105 km | 600 V | Connects with the trams in Rotterdam through Delft with RandstadRail service | ||
Trams in Rotterdam | 75 km | 600 V | Some parts originally and metre gauge | ||
Trams in Utrecht | 20.7 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Oranjestad | 1.9 km | Fuel cells and battery | Heritage streetcar | ||
Trams in Auckland | 1.2 km | Currently a heritage streetcar. Original system 1902-1956 also used standard gauge. | |||
Trams in Christchurch | 1.5 km | 600 V | Currently a heritage streetcar | ||
Abuja Light Rail | 44.7 km | ||||
Trams in Pyongyang | 3,5 km | 600 V | Kŭmsusan Line only | ||
Trams in Pyongyang | 50 km | 600 V | Line 1,2 and 3 | ||
Bergen Light Rail | 20.4 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Bergen | 0.3 km | 1897-1964. Heritage tram since 1993 | |||
Trams in Oslo | 36.9 km | 750 V | 600 V until 2000 | ||
Trams in Trondheim | 8.8 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Bydgoszcz | 29.1 km | 600 V | Horse-drawn 1888-1896, electric since 1896 | ||
Trams in Częstochowa | 14.7 km | 600 V | Since 1959, negative polarity | ||
Trams in Elbląg | 16 km | 600 V | Since 1895, negative polarity | ||
Trams in Gdańsk | 58.1 km | 600 V | Horse-drawn 1873-1896, electric since 1896 | ||
Trams in Gorzów Wielkopolski | 12.2 km | 600 V | Since 1899, negative polarity | ||
Trams in Grudziądz | 9 km | 600 V | Horse-drawn 1896-1899, electric since 1899, negative polarity | ||
Trams in Kraków | 97 km | 600 V | Horse-drawn 1882-1901, electric 1901-1953, electric standard gauge since 1913. Includes Kraków Fast Tram | ||
Trams in Łódź | 124.1 km | 600 V | Electric since 1898, steam-powered 1916-1927. Extensive suburban service. Negative polarity. | ||
Trams in Mrozy | 1.75 km | Horse-drawn | Horse-drawn 1902-1967 and since 2012 | ||
Trams in Olsztyn | 11 km | 600 V | Originally metre gauge, restarted in 2015 as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Poznań | 65.6 km | 600 V | Horse-drawn 1880-1898, electric since 1898. Includes Poznań Fast Tram | ||
Silesian Interurbans | 181 km | 600 V | Steam-powered 1894-1901, horse-drawn 1895-1899, electric 1898-1951, electric standard gauge since 1912 | ||
Trams in Szczecin | 64 km | 600 V | Horse-drawn 1879-1898, electric since 1897 | ||
Trams in Toruń | 22 km | 600 V | Horse-drawn 1891-1902, electric since 1899 | ||
Trams in Warsaw | 132 km | 600 V | Horse-drawn 1866-1916, electric since 1908, diesel-powered in 1924. Converted from 1,524 mm in 1946-1950. | ||
Trams in Wrocław | 84 km | 600 V | Horse-drawn 1877-1906, electric since 1893 | ||
Almada and Seixal Light Rail | 13.5 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Lisbon | 31 km | 600 V | Converted from standard gauge in 1888 | ||
Trams in Porto | 8.9 km | 600 V | Heritage streetcar | ||
Porto Light Rail | 67 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Sintra | 11.5 km | Heritage streetcar | |||
Msheireb tram | 2 km | fuel cells | |||
Education City tram | 2.4 km | Catenary at stops only, for charging Ultracapacitors | |||
Trams in Arad | 48 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Botoșani | 7.4 km | 600 V | Voltage lowered from Romanian standard 750 V due to massive import of second hand German trams | ||
Trams in Brăila | 22.7 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Bucharest | 143 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Cluj-Napoca | 11.7 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Craiova | 16.7 km | 600 V | Voltage lowered from Romanian standard 750 V due to massive import of second hand German trams | ||
Trams in Galați | 20.4 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Iași | 35 km | 600 V | 825 V until 2005 | ||
Trams in Oradea | 16.7 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Ploiești | 10.3 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Reșița | 10.3 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Timișoara | 37.5 km | 600 V | |||
26.5 km | |||||
34 km | 550 V | ||||
125 km | |||||
71 km | 600 V | ||||
68.7 km | |||||
5.5 km | |||||
Trams in Irkutsk | 23.4 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Izhevsk | 75.5 km | ||||
Trams in Kaliningrad | 21.5 km | ||||
120 km | 550 V | ||||
56.1 km | 550 V | ||||
Trams in Khabarovsk | 33.5 km | 660 V | |||
46 km | |||||
123.6 km | |||||
3.5 km | |||||
19 km | |||||
40.4 km | 600 V | ||||
37 km | 600 V | ||||
76 km | 600 V | ||||
Trams in Moscow | 181 km | 550 V | |||
50.6 km | 550 V | ||||
63.5 km | |||||
Trams in Nizhny Novgorod | 98.5 km | 600 V | |||
43.5 km | |||||
52.2 km | 600 V | ||||
Trams in Novosibirsk | 83 km | ||||
13 km | 550 V | ||||
60 km | 550 V | ||||
36 km | 600 V | ||||
38.9 km | 600 V | ||||
18.6 km | 550 V | ||||
110 km | |||||
36.1 km | 550 V | ||||
47.8 km | |||||
67.2 km | 550 V | ||||
Trams in Saint Petersburg | 228 km | 550 V | |||
26.7 km | 550 V | ||||
69 km | |||||
142 km | 550 V | ||||
41.3 km | 550 V | ||||
26.9 km | 550 V | ||||
45 km | |||||
45.1 km | 550 V | ||||
92.1 km | 550 V | ||||
25.6 km | 550 V | ||||
97 km | |||||
56.5 km | |||||
130 km | |||||
11.8 km | 550 V | ||||
14.5 km | |||||
4 km | |||||
46.5 km | |||||
Trams in Vladivostok | 5.5 km | ||||
Trams in Volchansk | 7.9 km | 550 V | |||
135 km | 550 V | ||||
Volgograd Metrotram | 17.3 km | 550 V | |||
550 V | |||||
40.3 km | 600 V | ||||
80.6 km | |||||
22.7 km | 550 V | ||||
Trams in Belgrade | 43.5 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Bratislava | 39.6 km | 600 V | |||
33.7 km | 600 V | Negative polarity | |||
5.4 km | 600 V | ||||
Alicante Tram | 110.7 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Barcelona | 30.4 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Bilbao | 5.6 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Granada | 15.9 km | 750 V | |||
Jaén Tram | 4.7 km | 750 V | Service suspended | ||
Trams in Madrid | 27.8 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Murcia | 17.5 km | 750 V | |||
Parla Tram | 8.3 km | 750 V | |||
Tram in Seville | 2.2 km | ACR | |||
Trams in Sóller | 4.9 km | 600 V | Heritage streetcar | ||
Tenerife Tram | 15.1 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Valencia | 21.7 km | 750 V | Lines 4, 6 and 8 only | ||
Trams in Vitoria-Gasteiz | 7.8 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Zaragoza | 12.8 km | 750 V and ACR | Originally metre gauge, restarted in 2011 as standard gauge | ||
Trams in Gothenburg | 95 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Norrköping | 18.7 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Stockholm | 38 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Basel | 46.6 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Bern | 33.4 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Geneva | 36 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Neuchâtel | 8.8 km | 600 V | |||
Riffelalp tram | 0.675 km | Battery | 1899-1960 and since 2001. Battery 80 V / 400 Ah | ||
Trams in Zürich | 72.9 km | 600 V | Includes Stadtbahn Glattal interurban tram. Converted from standard gauge, 1890? | ||
Danhai light rail | 7.3 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Kaohsiung | 22.1 km | ACR | |||
Tunis Light Rail | 45.2 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Antalya | 30.1 km | ||||
Bursa modern tramway | 6 km | 750 V | |||
Bursa heritage tramway | 2.2 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Eskişehir | 29.5 km | 750 V | |||
22 km | |||||
Istanbul nostalgic tramways | 4.2 km | Heritage streetcar | |||
Istanbul Tram | 33.8 km | 750 V | |||
Tram İzmir | 21.6 km | 750 V | |||
16.2 km | 750 V | ||||
Trams in Kayseri | 17.8 km | ||||
41 km | |||||
Samsun Tram | 36 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Dnipro | 88 km | 600 V | |||
129.5 km | 550 V | ||||
26.4 km | 550 V | ||||
56.7 km | 550 V | ||||
77.6 km | 600 V | ||||
Trams in Kharkiv | 217.6 km | 600 V | |||
Kiev Light Rail | 21 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Kiev | 230.2 km | 550 V | |||
28 km | 550 V | ||||
Trams in Kryvyi Rih | 88.1 km | 600 V | |||
Trams in Lviv | 78.4 km | 600 V | Horse-drawn 1880-1908, electric since 1894 | ||
100.3 km | 550 V | ||||
Trams in Mykolaiv | 48.2 km | 550 V | |||
Trams in Odessa | 197.3 km | 550 V | |||
Trams in Vinnytsia | 21.2 km | 600 V | Since 1913 | ||
Trams in Yenakiieve | 32.7 km | 550 V | |||
20 km | 600 V | Since 1914 | |||
99.3 km | 600 V | ||||
17.5 km | Horse-drawn freight service since 1897, electric passenger service since 1899 | ||||
Trams in Dubai | 9.5 km | 750 V | |||
Dubai Trolley | 1.1 km | Fuel cells and battery | Heritage streetcar | ||
Trams in Blackpool | 17.7 km | 600 V | 550 V until 2011 | ||
Trams in Edinburgh | 14 km | 750 V | |||
Great Orme Tramway | 1.5 km | Cable car | Only remaining cable-operated street tramway in UK, and one of only a few surviving in the world | ||
Trams in London | 28 km | 750 V | Some street running in Croydon | ||
Manchester Metrolink | 100 km | 750 V | |||
Nottingham Express Transit | 32 km | 750 V | |||
Seaton Tramway | 4.8 km | 120 V | Since 1970 | ||
Sheffield Supertram | 34.6 km | 750 V | |||
Volk's Electric Railway | 1.6 km | 110 V third rail | |||
West Midlands Metro | 21 km | 750 V | |||
Douglas Bay Horse Tramway | 2.6 km | Horse-drawn | Heritage horse tram | ||
Manx Electric Railway | 27 km | 550 V | Heritage streetcar | ||
Atlanta Streetcar | 4.3 km | 750 V | |||
Baltimore Light Rail | 48.3 km | 750 V | Baltimore Streetcar System used until its closure. Gauge now used only in the Baltimore Streetcar Museum. | ||
Boston Light Rail | 37 km | 600 V | |||
Boston M Line | 4.1 km | 600 V | |||
Buffalo Metro Rail | 10.3 km | 650 V | |||
Camden-Trenton line | 55 km | Diesel | |||
Charlotte, CityLynx Gold Line | 2.4 km | Heritage streetcar | |||
Charlotte, Lynx Blue Line | 31.1 km | 750 V | |||
Cincinnati Streetcar | 5.8 km | 750 V | Originally former system operated by Cincinnati Street Railway, restarted in 2016 standard gauge | ||
Blue, Green, and Waterfront Lines | 24.6 km | 600 V | |||
Dallas Light Rail | 150 km | 750 V | |||
Dallas Streetcar | 3.9 km | 750 V | |||
Dallas, McKinney Avenue Transit Authority | 7.4 km | 600 V | Heritage streetcar | ||
Denver Light Rail | 93.6 km | 750 V | Originally , restarted in 1994 as standard gauge. Some street running | ||
Streetcar in Detroit | 5.3 km | 750 V and battery | |||
El Paso Streetcar | 7.7 km | 650 V | |||
Houston Light Rail | 24.5 km | 600/750 V | |||
Hudson–Bergen Light Rail | 27.4 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Kansas City | 3.5 km | 750 V | |||
Streetcars in Kenosha, Wisconsin | 2.7 km | 600 V | Heritage streetcar | ||
Streetcar in Little Rock | 5.5 km | 600 V | Heritage streetcar | ||
Los Angeles Light Rail | 142.1 km | 750 V | Only Blue, Expo, Gold and Green lines | ||
Streetcar in Memphis | 10.1 km | 600 V | Heritage streetcar | ||
Milwaukee Streetcar | 3.4 km | 750 V | |||
Minneapolis-Saint Paul Light Rail | 35.1 km | 750 V | |||
Newark Light Rail | 10 km | 750 V | |||
New Orleans streetcar system | 35.9 km | 600 V | |||
Norfolk Light Rail | 11.9 km | 750 V | |||
Oklahoma City Streetcar | 7.7 km | 740 V and battery | |||
Philadelphia Light Rail and Streetcars | 72.3 km | 600 V | SEPTA Subway–Surface Trolley Lines, Routes 101 and 102 and Route 15 | ||
Phoenix Light Rail | 45 km | 750 V | |||
Pittsburgh Light Rail | 42.2 km | 650 V | Pittsburgh Railways use the same track gauge and partially the same route | ||
Portland Light Rail | 96.6 km | 750/825 V | Sections west of NE 9th Avenue & Holladay Street utilize a 750 V system | ||
Portland Streetcar | 11.6 km | 750 V | |||
Sacramento Light Rail | 69 km | 750 V | |||
St. Louis MetroLink | 74 km | 750 V | |||
St. Louis Streetcar | 3.5 km | 600 V | Heritage streetcar | ||
Salt Lake City Light Rail | 72.1 km | 750 V | |||
Salt Lake City Streetcar | 3.2 km | ||||
San Diego Trolley | 86.1 km | 600 V | Oldest "second-generation" light rail system in the United States | ||
San Francisco cable car system | 8.3 km | Cable car | Part of San Francisco Municipal Railway | ||
San Francisco Muni Metro | 59.2 km | 600 V | Part of San Francisco Municipal Railway | ||
San Francisco, E Embarcadero and F Market & Wharves | 600 V | Heritage streetcar, part of San Francisco Municipal Railway | |||
San Jose Light Rail | 67.9 km | 750 V | |||
Seattle Light Rail | 32.7 km | 1,500 V | |||
Seattle Streetcar | 6.1 km | 750 V | |||
Tacoma Link | 2.6 km | 750 V | Originally until 1938, restarted in 2003 as standard gauge | ||
Streetcars in Tampa | 4.3 km | 600 V | Heritage streetcar | ||
Tucson Streetcar | 6.3 km | 750 V | |||
Trams in Washington, D.C. | 3.9 km | 750 V | Standard gauge used on both original tramways and light rail. | ||
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