THE GS TRAM SITE

STRASBOURG

FRANCE

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29 Aug. 2020

Up-to-date

The Strasbourg tram network after the extension of tram line A to Graffenstaden on 23 Apr. 2016, the extension of line D to Kehl Bahnhof in Germany across the Rhine on 28 Apr. 2017, the further extension of line D to Kehl Rathaus (City Hall) on 23 Nov. 2018 and the extension of line F to Koenigshoffen on 29 Aug. 2020.

VIDEOS

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Above: YouTubeCA video - Trams à Strasbourg, France - Length: 10:26 mins. Above: YouTubeCA video - CTS Strasbourg - Strasbourg Tram Observations 10.14.19 - Length: 10:04 mins. Above: YouTubeCA video - Trams of Strasbourg! - Length: 14:16 mins.

PHOTOS

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MAP

Strasbourg 2020 urban tram map

INSET: KEHL (In Germany)

Kehl 2018 tram map



I created the above maps by overlaying OpenStreetMap (OSM) maps with my own data. Copyright on the OSM maps is © OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed under a CC-BY-SA (Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 licence).

Please note that the OSM maps used as templates for these maps correspond to the situation at the time the maps were downloaded and may show features that did not exist at the time the GS Tram Site is supposed to show. In particular, they may show bridges and highways that were built later.


TRAM ROUTES

Operator: Compagnie des transports strasbourgeois (CTS)>

A Parc des Sports - Hautepierre - Rotonde - Gare centrale (Central Station) - Homme de fer - Etoile - Baggersee - Campus d’Illkirch - Illkirch-Lixenbuhl - Graffenstaden
B Hoenheim Gare (Hoenheim Station) - Wacken - République - Homme de fer - Elsau - Lingolsheim
C Gare centrale (Central Station) - Homme de fer - République - Observatoire - Esplanade - Landsberg - Jean Jaurès - Neuhof (Le Polygone)
D Poteries - Rotonde - Gare centrale (Central Station) - Homme de fer - République - Observatoire - Esplanade - Landsberg - Jean Jaurès - Aristide Briand - Port du Rhin - Kehl Bahnhof (Station) - Kehl Rathaus (City Hall) [In Germany]
E Robertsau Boecklin - Wacken - République - Observatoire - Esplanade - Landsberg - Etoile - Baggersee - Campus d’Illkirch
F Koenigshoffen - Homme de fer - République - Observatoire - Place d’Islande

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SYSTEM

NETWORK LENGTH



HISTORY

Note: As Strasbourg belonged to Germany before 1918, its tram network originally extended across the Rhine to the city of Kehl and the countryside beyond. But these connections were interrupted in 1918, and never restarted. Tram service using modern trams was, however, restored across the Rhine on 28 Apr. 2017.

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