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BUCUREŞTI
 Romania

Bucharest tram map

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Bucharest Metro

 Tram

Romania's capital Bucharest lies in the southern part of the country, about 70 km from the Bulgarian border and 225 km from the Black Sea. The city has about 2.3 million inhabitants.

Bucharest Tram system

- operator: RATB
- 24 routes
- network length: 143 km double track
- 1435 mm gauge
- rolling stock: V3A -17 V2A; Bucur 1 (V2A-T) - rebuilt from scrapped T4R's; Bucur LF; Tatra T4R; Astra Imperio Metropolitan low-floor trams

 Photos

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Photos unless otherwise stated, courtesy of ratb.stfp.net

 Links

STB SA - Societatea de Transport Bucuresti (Official Site)

Transport in comun Bucuresti

Bucharest Tram at Wikipedia [click Românâ for more details]

 

Bucharest Metro

Bucharest tram metro map

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 Books

Tram Atlas France - FrankreichNEW: Tram Atlas Südosteuropa | Southeastern Europe

This illustrated atlas includes every tramway and metro city in Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria and Greece. For each city, there is a detailed system map showing all stops, loops, single-track sections, depots etc. Short texts describe the history, operation and special features of every system. Most of the current vehicles are depicted in the numerous colour photographs. .

Zagreb, Osijek; Sarajevo; Beograd; Arad, Braila, Bucuresti, Cluj-Napoca, Craiova, Galati, Iasi, Oradea, Ploiesti, Resita, Timisoara; Sofia; Athina & Thessaloniki

by Andrew Phipps & Robert Schwandl
160 pages, 17x24 cm, approx. 300 colour images, network maps, text Deutsch/English
06/2023 - ISBN 978 3 936573 69 5, EUR 24.50

More info here!

 
 
 

 


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