Routes
The routes of the Toronto Civic Railways included:
| Division | Service Commenced | Route | Notes |
| Gerrard Division | 1912 | Gerrard Street from Greenwood Avenue east to Main Street | now served by the 506 Carlton streetcar |
| Bloor Division | 1915 | Bloor Street West from Dundas Street West west to Quebec Avenue and later to Runnymede Road | Continued as Bloor West by the Toronto Transportation Commission from 1921 to 1954 and Toronto Transit Commission to 1966, including Danforth Tripper; now served by the Bloor-Danforth subway |
| Danforth Division | 1915 | Danforth Avenue from Broadview east to city limits at Luttrell Avenue | renamed Broadview and then as Bloor from November 1921 to 1966; now served by the Bloor-Danforth subway |
| Lansdowne Division | 1917 | Lansdowne Avenue from St. Clair Street West south to CPR tracks north of Dupont Street | Ended 1921 |
| St. Clair Division | 1914 | St. Clair Avenue West from Yonge Street west to Lansdowne Avenue | Construction was begun 1911 and service completed in 1914; now served by the 512 St. Clair streetcar |
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