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Coastal Tramway, Belgium

A metre-gauge, interurban 57.5km tramway runs the whole length of the Belgian coast, from Adinkerke/De Panne in the west to Knokke in the east, centred on the port resort of Ostend. The single-ended, articulated trams were built in 1982. Photos taken in Ostende on 14th January 1999.

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In October 1985, a tram arrives at Ostende main station. The tram is wearing the classic orange & cream livery. Photo by David Dixon.
In October 1985, a tram arrives at Ostende main station. The tram is wearing the classic orange & cream livery. Photo by David Dixon.
 Buy Print		 Tram 6035 (left) and 6015 stand in the main tram station in Ostende
Tram 6035 (left) and 6015 stand in the main tram station in Ostende
 Buy Print		 At Ostende main station are trams 6015 and 6035
At Ostende main station are trams 6015 and 6035
 Buy Print		 Stelplaats bound tram 6035 stands in the impressive tram stop outside Ostende's main railway station
Stelplaats bound tram 6035 stands in the impressive tram stop outside Ostende's main railway station
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De Panne bound tram 6015 at Ostende
De Panne bound tram 6015 at Ostende
 Buy Print		 6035 awaits departure time at Ostende
6035 awaits departure time at Ostende
 Buy Print		 A tram in advertising livery outside Ostende Depot
A tram in advertising livery outside Ostende Depot
 Buy Print		 Trams lined up in the depot yard at Ostende between duties
Trams lined up in the depot yard at Ostende between duties
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