Trams in Avdiivka

Avdiivka tram system
Operation

Locale	Avdiivka, Ukraine
Open	August 23, 1965
Routes	2
Infrastructure
Track gauge	1,524 mm (5 ft)
Propulsion system(s)	520-537 volts
Depot(s)	1
Stock	CLF-5
Statistics
Route length	24

The Avdiivka tram opened August 23, 1965. As of 2010 it has 2 routes, 24.0 km and 25 rail cars.^[1] It uses mainly multiple-unit tram consists, with an average of 3-4 cars per set.

Notes

↑ Inventory fleet of passenger tram cars on 01.01.2010. Official statistics. Avdiyivka. Site "Mіsky trucks"

Links

Avdiivka tram at STTS
"Avdiivka tram on the site "Gorelectrotrans»" (in Russian).
Avdiivka tram on the site "Trams and trolleybuses in the countries of the former Soviet Union» (Russian)
Avdiivka tram on the website "Electric transport of Ukraine» (Russian)

Urban public transport networks and systems in Ukraine

Metros	Dnipro Donetsk (cancelled) Kharkiv Kiev Kryvyi Rih (metrotram) Lviv (cancelled) Odessa (projected) Zaporizhia (projected)

Trams	Avdiivka Berdychiv Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi Chernivtsi Dnipro Donetsk Druzhkivka Horlivka Kadiyivka Kamyanske Kerch Kharkiv Kiev Konotop Kostiantynivka Kramatorsk Kropyvnytskyi Kryvyi Rih Luhansk Lviv Makiivka Mariupol Molochne Mykolaiv Nizhyn Odessa Poltava Sevastopol Simferopol Sviatohirsk Sloviansk Vinnytsia Yenakiieve Yevpatoria Zaporizhia Zhytomyr

Trolleybuses	Alchevsk Antratsyt Bila Tserkva Cherkasy Chernihiv Chernivtsi Dnipro Donetsk Horlivka Ivano-Frankivsk Kerch Kiev Kharkiv Khartsyzk Kherson Khmelnytskyi Kramatorsk Kropyvnytskyi Kremenchuk Kryvyi Rih Luhansk Lutsk Lviv Lysychansk Makiivka Mariupol Mykolaiv Odessa Poltava Rivne Sevastopol Severodonetsk Simferopol–Alushta–Yalta Sloviansk Sorokyne Sumy Ternopil Vinnytsia Vuhlehirsk Zaporizhia Zhytomyr

Misсellaneous	Kiev Funicular Kiev Light Rail Odessa Funicular

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