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Links about trams and light rails in Han-sur-Lesse

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Private homepages

Tram in Belgium
By: Wim Kusee.
Language: English.

"A detailed historical archive of Belgian tramways. It brings together overviews of provinces, city lines, companies, depots, horse trams, rolling stock, books, and photos, and explains what remains today, especially the coastal line and the surviving network around Charleroi. The site works as a broad entry point to the development of the NMVB network, from major regional lines to preserved tram heritage."

Tramway.com
Language: Dutch, English.

"Trams, heritage lines and historic public transport around the world. It publishes travel reports, photographs and detailed articles on modern and preserved tramways, vehicles, depots, special journeys and anniversaries. The coverage focuses mainly on Europe but also includes other regions, combining recent visits with material from older archives."

Tram museums

Grotte de Han
Language: Dutch, English, French, German.

"Explore the Grotte de Han, one of the most beautiful in Europe, and venture into the Animal Park, to discover many animals from our regions!"

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