Bordeaux Tramway Line A - List of Stations and Connections

List of Stations and Connections

			Station	Served City	Connections TBC	Connections Trans Gironde
	o		Mérignac Centre	Mérignac	1, 11, 16, 30, 33, 35, 42, 71 ---------------------	603, 701, 702
	o		Lycées de Mérignac	Mérignac	1, 30, 33, 35, 42, 70
	o		Quatre Chemins	Mérignac		601
	o		Pierre Mendès-France	Mérignac	35
	o		Alfred de Vigny	Mérignac
	o		Fontaine d'Arlac	Mérignac	23, 42, 54
	o		Peychotte	Mérignac	23, 42, 54
	o		François Mitterrand	Mérignac	42
	o		Saint-Augustin	Bordeaux	41
	o		Hôpital Pellegrin	Bordeaux	8, 11, 41	701, 702
	o		Stade Chaban-Delmas	Bordeaux	9
	o		Gaviniès	Bordeaux
	o		Hôtel de Police	Bordeaux	26
	o		Saint-Bruno - Hôtel de Région	Bordeaux	26
	o		Mériadeck	Bordeaux
	o		Palais de Justice	Bordeaux	4, 5, 6, 15, 16, 56exp
	o		Hôtel de Ville	Bordeaux	B, 47
	o		Sainte-Catherine	Bordeaux	47
	o		Place du Palais	Bordeaux
	o		Porte de Bourgogne	Bordeaux	C 24, 45
	o		Stalingrad	Bordeaux	10, 27, 28, 38, 45, 50, 62, 91, 92	401, 402, 403, 404, 405, 501
	o		Jardin Botanique	Bordeaux	45
	o		Thiers - Benauge	Bordeaux
	o		Galin	Bordeaux	10, 28, 51, 52
	o		Jean Jaurès	Cenon
	o		Cenon Gare	Cenon	27, 40, 51
	o		Carnot - Mairie de Cenon	Cenon	27, 40, 51
	o		Buttinière	Cenon, Lormont	27, 32, 40, 64, 67, 68	201, 202, 301, 302, 303
o			Palmer	Cenon
o			Pelletan	Cenon
o			La Morlette	Cenon	32
o			Jean Zay	Cenon	27, 51
o			La Marègue	Cenon	32	401, 402
o			Floirac - Dravemont	Floirac	28, 32, 52, 80
		o	Iris	Lormont
		o	Gravières	Lormont	40
		o	Bois Fleuri	Lormont	32, 40
		o	Lauriers	Lormont	40
		o	Mairie de Lormont	Lormont	7, 32, 40
		o	Carriet	Lormont
		o	La Gardette-Bassens-Carbon-blanc	Lormont, Bassens, Carbon-Blanc	7, 50, 90	201, 202, 301

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