REGINA 1947

VIDEO

Above: YouTube^CA video - Regina streetcar restored to former glory - Length: 2:22 mins.

PHOTO

MAP

Regina tram map 1947

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ROUTES

Operator: Regina Municipal Railway

1	Horace St. - Dewdney Av. - Albert St. - 11th Av. - Broad St. - College Av. - Broder St.
2	Hill Av. - Albert St. - 11th Av. - Winnipeg St. - Victoria Av. - Lindsay St.
3	CN Line [now Lewvan Dr.] - 13th Av. - Albert St. - 11th Av. - Broad St. - 4th Av. (Cemetery)
4	CN Line to Saskatoon - Pasqua St. - Pasqua St. - 5th Av. [back: Elphinstone St. - Chivago Av.] - 5th Av. - Albert St. - 11th Av. - Winnipeg St. - Standard Av.
5	CN Line to Saskatoon - Pasqua St. - Pasqua St. - 5th Av. [back: Elphinstone St. - Chivago Av.] - 5th Av. - Albert St. - 11th Av. - Winnipeg St. - 4th Av. - McDonald St.

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SYSTEM

NETWORK LENGTH

Streetcar lines: 20 km.

HISTORY

Streetcars: 28 July 1911 - 9 Sept. 1950.

GAUGE

1435 mm.

SOURCES

PRINT

Map of Regina, Regina: Board of Trade, 1947.

WIKIS

Regina Municipal Railway

WEB SITES

The Regina tram: The fall of Regina’s public transport

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REGINA

SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA

1947