Linz Trams, Austria

Narrow gauge (900mm) trams in the Austrian city of Linz in Summer 1996. The main city tram system is 18.9km long. At Urfahr tram terminus is the base station of the Postlingbergbahn, an adhesion mountain railway with 10.6% gradients.

Tram 52 works a line 1 service through the city streets Buy Print	Tram 87 in advertising livery working route 3 stands outside Linz Hauptbahnhof Buy Print	Tram 69 working route 1 through the city streets Buy Print	Tram 69 departs from Blumauerplatz Buy Print
Tram 67 at the Bergbahnhof Urfahr turning circle at the end of route 3 Buy Print	Tram 83 passes the Urfahr Banhhof Buy Print	Trams 16 & 17 (displaying roman numerals!) stand side by side on the Postlingbergbahn - claimed to be the World's steepest adhesion tramway Buy Print	Tram 16 at the summit station of the Postlingbergbahn Buy Print
Tram 16 (XVI) of the Linz Postlingbergbahn Buy Print	Tram XVI departs for a journey along the 2.9km Postlingbergbahn, opened in 1898 Buy Print	Linzer Lokalbahn tram 22 234 at the Linz terminus Buy Print	22 124 at the Linz Lokalbahnhof terminus Buy Print
The attractive terminus of the Linz Lokalbahn amongst the city buildings Buy Print	LILO train 22142 (ex Germany's Koln Bonner Eisenbahn) stands at the Linz Lokalbahn terminus Buy Print