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Great Britain
Existing Systems
Belfast
Birkenhead
Birmingham
Blackpool
Brighton
Bristol
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Hythe
Isle
of Man
Isle
of Wight
Liverpool
Leeds
London
Manchester
Manx
(Isle of Man)
Newcastle
On Tyne
Nottingham
Portsmouth
Seaton
Sheffield
Southend
Proposed Systems
Bath
Bournemouth
Colchester
Coventry
Halton
Hull
Kent
Leicester
Lincolnshire
Tees Valley
York
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Newcastle On Tyne
Newcastle's "mini-metro" is 77.5 km long,, 2 line metro which includes a variety of tunnel sections, including a 6 km tunnel section in the city center. Known as the Tyne & Wear Metro, the 60 station subway lines opened for business in 1980. Much of the rights of way include some of the world's first urban electric railway corridors. One section between
Tyne Dock and Chichester has been in use for over 170 years.
NewcastleOn Tyne's Subway
Nexus Official Home Page
Tyne& Wear PTA
ERSImages
New Tyne& Wear Metro page featuring map and schedules
History of the Newcastle metro
FTSpage with lots of info and imagesTyne & Wear MetroYahoo Newsgroup, withphotos
In addition to Newcastle's ever expanding metro, plans are now in the works for a tramway.
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