Tram Services
The current tram situation has its origin in December 2001. The first tram in this area was in 1954, when line 1 ran to Slotermeer. It was extended in 1962. In 1988 line 17 was extended to Osdorp as well, after it used to terminate at Surinameplein 1 km east of Lelylaan. Line 1 terminated at Dijkgraafplein and line 17 terminated at the Osdorpplein, near Meer en Vaart. In 2001 the current service pattern came into operation.
| Tram Service | Operator | From | To | Via | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | GVB | Centraal Station | Osdorp De Aker | Leidsestraat, Overtoom, Surinameplein, Station Lelylaan, Pieter Calandlaan (Osdorp) | 8 to 10x per hour (Monday-Friday), 6x per hour (Weekend) |
| 17 | GVB | Centraal Station | Osdorp Dijkgraafplein | Westermarkt, Marnixstraat Bus Station, Kinkerstraat, Surinameplein, Station Lelylaan, Meer en Vaart, Osdorp Central | 6 to 10x per hour (Monday-Friday), 6x per hour (Weekend) |
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