List of Town Tramway Systems in Russia - Central Federal District

Central Federal District

Name of System Location Traction
Type
Date (From) Date (To) Notes
Ivanovo / Иваново Electric 8 November 1934 1 June 2008
Kolomna / Коломна Electric 5 November 1948
Kursk / Курск Electric 30 April 1898 Operation suspended April 1918 - October 1924 and November 1941 - September 1943 because of war.
Lipetsk / Липецк Electric 11 December 1947
Moskva / Москва (Moscow) Horse 22 June 1872 1912
Steam 29 July 1886 1922
Electric 6 April 1899
Novogireevo / Новогиреево Horse ? ?
Noginsk / Ногинск Electric 2 March 1924 1 April 2011 Operation suspended 1992 - 1994. Unique because the only full-year system in Russia is fully build as single track line.
Oryol / Орёл (Orel) Electric 15 November 1898 Operation suspended May 1919 - May 1922 and October 1941 - October 1943 because of war.
Rostov Veliky / Ростов Великий Horse 1902 (?) 1921
Ryazan / Рязань Electric 2 January 1963 15 April 2010
♦ Strelna / Стрельна Horse ? ?
♦ Vyritsa / Вырица Horse ? ?
♦ Popovka / Поповка Horse ? ? Connected Popovka / Поповка with Zakhozhye / Захожье, branch to Peschanka / Песчанка.
Smolensk / Смоленск Electric 20 October 1901 Operation suspended August 1919 - May 1922 and 15 July 1941 - 6 November 1947 because of war.
Staraya Russa / Старая Русса Electric 6 July 1924 February 1939 (?)
Stary Oskol / Старый Оскол Electric 4 January 1981 Express tramway.
Tula / Тула Horse 15 November 1888 1919
Electric 7 November 1927
Tver / Тверь Electric 28 August 1901
Vyborg / Выборг Electric 28 September 1912 25 April 1957 Until 1940 the city was a part of Finland. Operation suspended 23 December 1939 – 22 August 1940, August 1941 - 5 May 1943 and 25 April 1944 - 21 September 1946 because of war.
Voronezh / Воронеж Horse 23 August 1891 1919 (?)
Electric 16 May 1926 15 April 2009
Yaroslavl /Ярославль Electric 29 December 1900

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