List of Streetcar Systems in The United States - Iowa

Iowa

Name of System Location Traction
Type
Date (From) Date (To) Notes
Albia Horse ? ?
Petrol (gasoline) ? ?
Electric 18 Dec 1907 1922
Ames Steam ? ?
Electric 1907 Jul 1929
Boone Horse 1883 ?
Electric 14 Nov 1899 19 May 1925
Burlington Horse 1 Jan 1874 ?
Electric 30 May 1891 1929
Cedar Rapids Horse 188_ ?
Electric 1891 13 Nov 1937
Centerville Horse 1887 ?
Electric 1902 25 Apr 1925
Charles City Electric 1915 1921
Clinton Horse 6 Feb 1869 ?
Electric 1890 25 May 1937
Council Bluffs Horse 1869 ?
Electric Dec 1887 15 Sep 1948 Omaha Traction Company
Davenport Horse 2 Mar 1869 ?
Electric 6 Aug 1888 15 Apr 1940 Tramway system also served Rock Island and Moline, Illinois.
Des Moines Horse 11 Jan 1868 ?
Electric 1888 6 March 1950
Dubuque Horse 23 May 1868
Electric 25 Dec 1889 4 Jul 1932
Fort Dodge Electric 1896 14 Nov 1925
Fort Madison Horse Jul 1888 ?
Electric 1895 1929
Independence Electric 22 Aug 1892 14 Aug 1907
Iowa City Electric 1 Nov 1910 16 Aug 1930
Keokuk Horse 1883 ?
Electric 30 Aug 1890 15 May 1928
Marshalltown Horse 1883 ?
Electric 31 Dec 1892 31 Aug 1928
Mason City Electric 1897 30 Aug 1936
Muscatine Horse 11 Sep 1883 ?
Electric 30 May 1893 17 Mar 1929
Oskaloosa Horse 1880 ?
Electric 1898 May 1926
Ottumwa Horse 1881 ?
Electric 1889 (?) 12 Aug 1930
Red Oak Horse Apr 1882 1901
Sioux City Horse 1 Jul 1881

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Cable 1 Jun 1889 15 May 1894
Electric 6 April 1890 1948 System included interstate tramway to South Sioux City, Nebraska.
Tama – Toledo Electric 4 Jul 1894 25 Jun 1925
Waterloo Horse 1885 May 1896
Electric 1896 Aug 1939
♦ Cedar Falls Electric 14 Dec 1897 18 May 1941
♦ Waterloo – Cedar Falls Electric 1897 31 Jul 1958

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