Suburban Trams of Berlin, Germany

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Tram in the Berlin suburbs on Line 87, featuring a yesteryear design.

                          Thalmänplatz - Blumenstrasse

In the Berlin tramway network, Lines 87 and 88 extend beyond the city borders so they are not operated by the Berlin Transport Company. However, because the lines start at S-Bahn stations within the city limits, they are considered a de facto part of the municipal Berliner Tramway Network. It’s hard to believe one could come across a tram like this on single track in quiet suburbs less than an hour from the city center.
 
 

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Line 87

Line87

A tram on Line 87 on its way to a residential district, traversing a wooded area near an S-Bahn station.
                             Rahnsdorf - Goethestrasse
  

Line 88

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line 87

A tram on Line 88, passing through the countryside on its way to the terminal.
 
                             Berghof-Weiche - Berghof  

 

                                         05/23/2013, Germany  



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