Tramway (Streetcar & Light Rail) Scale Comparison

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Thick lines represent running in streets or with uncontrolled or light-controlled grade crossings; thin lines represent thru-running onto sections with grade-separations or crossing gates. Other frequent rail lines are shown in light gray, ferries in cyan.
All lines shown run at least every 20 minutes during the day on weekdays as of late 2022.
Scale: = 10 km (30 CSS pixels per km)

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See also: rapid transit timelines - miscellaneous timelines and maps

By Alexander Rapp (CC-BY-SA) based on map data by OpenStreetMap contributors and historical sources.