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World Largest Tram and Light-rail Transit Systems

City Double-track length Stops Routes Journeys Fleet Notes
Amsterdam 81 16 236 2007
Berlin 188 789 28 171 mil 2008
Bucharest 143 598 26 358 mil 506 2008
Budapest 153 671 33 333 mil 911 2008 (Hungarian)
Melbourne 241 1770 27 158 mil 501 2008
Milan 160 17 527 2009
Prague 141 33 358 mil 977 2011
Saint Petersburg 228 39 650 mil 791 2008 (Russian)
Toronto 156 11 248 2008
Vienna 215 1033 28 799 2008
Warsaw 120 24 328 mil 763 2012 Warsaw Tramway, (Polish)
Zürich 70 13 197 mil 223 2008

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