Derby Tramways

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Derby Tramway
Locale	England
Dates of operation	1904–1934
Track gauge
Headquarters	Derby

Derby Tramway was tram system serving the city of Derby, England. It opened on 27th July 1904. It was closed nearly 30 years later, on the 29th June 1934.

[edit] Preserved trams

Tramcar n°1 is the only Derby tramcar preserved and is located at the National Tramway Museum in Crich, Derbyshire. This tram was used for crew training prior to the opening of the system.

Tramways in Derbyshire (Closed systems)
Ashby & Burton • Chesterfield • Derby • Glossop • Ilkeston • Matlock • Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire
Transport in Derbyshire		edit

v • d • e Historic town tramway systems in the United Kingdom

England :	Alford and Sutton \| Barnsley and District \| Birmingham Corporation \| Blackpool \| Brill \| Bristol \| Chesterfield \| City of Birmingham \| Derby \| Doncaster \| Grimsby & Immingham \| Grimsby District \| Heaton Park \| Hull \| Ilkeston \| Kingsway (London) \| Liverpool \| London County Council \| London United \| Maidstone Corporation \| Mansfield & District \| Matlock \| Mexborough & Swinton \| Nottingham Corporation \| Nottingham & District \| Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire \| Rotherham \| Scarborough funiculars \| Seaton \| Sheffield \| Southampton \| Starr Gate \| Warrington \| Wisbech and Upwell \| Wolverton and Stony Stratford

Wales :	Great Orme \| Swansea and Mumbles Railway \| Pwllheli and Llanbedrog

Scotland :	Glasgow \| Scottish Tramway and Transport Society

Northern Ireland :	Giant's Causeway Tramway

Isle of Man :	Douglas Bay Horse Tramway \| Douglas Southern Electric Tramway \| Manx Electric Railway \| Snaefell Mountain Railway \| Upper Douglas Cable Tramway

Industry :	Maley & Taunton