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By kevlahan (registered) | Posted August 05, 2011 at 11:06:52
French cities with tramways (mostly modern LRT), together with populations of the agglomeration (entire associated urban area). Of the 22 cities, 14 have populations less than Hamilton's city population of 505,000, not including the population of any neighbouring municipalities (Hamilton's CMA population is almost 700,000 and the associated agglomeration is over 6 million). Many are far smaller, with populations less than 300,000.
Note that several of Paris's lines are exclusively in secondary cities of the associated suburbs, e.g. T4, T6 (opening 2013), T7 (opening 2013).
Angers - since 2011, pop 224,205
Bordeaux - since 2003; pop 809,562
Caen - since 2002, 'trams on tyres' system featuring a single guide rail; pop 195,487
Clermont-Ferrand - since 2006, 'trams on tyres'; pop 260,402
Grenoble - since 1987; pop 428,075
Lille - non-stop since 1909; pop 1,012,895
Lyon - since 2001; pop 1,432,577
Le Mans - since 2007; pop 192,421
Marseille - since 2007; pop 1,434,845
Montpellier - since 2000; pop 320,511
Mulhouse - since 2006; pop 239,876
Nancy - since 2000, 'trams on tyres' system featuring a single guide rail; pop 331,246
Nice - since 2007; pop 946,884
Nantes - since 1985;pop 570,139
Orléans - since 2000; pop 268,924
Paris and Île-de-France (Paris metropolitan area) - since 1992; pop 10,247,794
Reims - since 2011; pop 210,251
Rouen - since 1994; pop 390,153
Saint-Étienne - non-stop since 1881; pop 281,843
Strasbourg - since 1994; pop 441,035
Toulouse - since 2010 pop 863,756
Valenciennes - since 2006 pop 356,247
Comment edited by kevlahan on 2011-08-05 11:14:42
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