Société Grenobloise de Tramways Électriques (SGTE)
ClosedCity: Grenoble (France).
Track gauge: 1000 mm (metre gauge).
Opened: April 17, 1897.
Closed: October 1943 because of World War II.
Reopened: September 1944.
Closed: August 31, 1952.
Description
The tram network consisted of 7 tram lines when it had the most lines.
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M Réso
Operational
Discontinued tram lines
Liège tram line 7
Closed
Location on a map
See the official route map.
