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=== Opening of Lines ===

[[Tram Line 1]] opened on the 13th of November 2014, with its original route running from Stalingrad Coast (Now [[Stalingrad South Tram Stop|Stalingrad South]]) to Stalingrad. In the first quarter of 2015, the Tram Line 1 extended further up north to SOHO, and, later that year, eventually extended its 8 stop long route to a 9 stop, 1.4km long route, with its northern terminus now at Nationale (Now [[Parkroyal Tram Stop|Parkroyal]]). On that same year, due to low ridership, the extension to Nationale was shut down, and on the 31st of October 2015, the entire line too shut down. After a year long downtime, renovation and rejuvenation works were put into place, and the line was officially reopened on the 16th of January 2019, with a shorter altered route, with trains starting their journey at [[Museum/6th Road Tram Stop|Museum/6th Road]], looping at [[Stalingrad Coast Tram Stop|Stalingrad Coast]]. With connections to buses, the BERT and Metro, the newly renovated tram line was received with high praise from critics, and still runs to this day.

[[Tram Line 1 (4th Haven)|Tram Line 1]] opened on the 13th of November 2014, with its original route running from Stalingrad Coast (Now [[Stalingrad South Tram Stop|Stalingrad South]]) to Stalingrad. In the first quarter of 2015, the Tram Line 1 extended further up north to SOHO, and, later that year, eventually extended its 8 stop long route to a 9 stop, 1.4km long route, with its northern terminus now at Nationale (Now [[Parkroyal Tram Stop|Parkroyal]]). On that same year, due to low ridership, the extension to Nationale was shut down, and on the 31st of October 2015, the entire line too shut down. After a year long downtime, renovation and rejuvenation works were put into place, and the line was officially reopened on the 16th of January 2019, with a shorter altered route, with trains starting their journey at [[Museum/6th Road Tram Stop|Museum/6th Road]], looping at [[Stalingrad Coast Tram Stop|Stalingrad Coast]]. With connections to buses, the BERT and Metro, the newly renovated tram line was received with high praise from critics, and still runs to this day.

=== Refurbishment and expansion ===

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=== Lines ===

==== Tram Line 1 ====

''Main article: [[Tram Line 1]]

''Main article: [[Tram Line 1 (4th Haven)|Tram Line 1]]''

Tram Line 1 was the first light rail/tram line to be built in Fourth Haven. Originally running from Stalingrad Coast (now [[Stalingrad South Tram Stop|Stalingrad South]]) Tram Stop to Parkroyal Tram Stop, Tram Line 1 now runs a different route, heading east before Sarglia North, and ending at [[Museum/6th Road Tram Stop|Museum 6th Road]] Tram Stop.

==== Tram Line 2 ====

''Main article: [[Tram Line 2]]

''Main article: [[Tram Line 2 (4th Haven)|Tram Line 2]]''

Opened on the same day as the Tram Line 3, Tram Line 2 is a 6 station line that serves 6th Road, Sarglia, SOHO, and Parkroyal. With the creation of Tram Line 2, several developments have been made, such as [[East Ocean Mall]], which stands on the previously empty plot on top of the SOHO Tunnel on the East Coast Parkway.

==== Tram Line 3 ====

''Main article: [[Tram Line 3]]

''Main article: [[Tram Line 3 (4th Haven)|Tram Line 3]]''

With a route that of the Tram Line 1 before renovation works, Tram Line 3 is the longest tram line in WolvHaven, spanning 1.7 kilometres, with 10 tram stops placed along the line. It is also the only tram line that goes underground.

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== See also ==

*[[WolvHaven Metro]]

*[[WolvHaven Metro (4th Haven)|WolvHaven Metro]]

== References and notes ==

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 === Opening of Lines ===
-[[Tram Line 1]] opened on the 13th of November 2014, with its original route running from Stalingrad Coast (Now [[Stalingrad South Tram Stop|Stalingrad South]]) to Stalingrad. In the first quarter of 2015, the Tram Line 1 extended further up north to SOHO, and, later that year, eventually extended its 8 stop long route to a 9 stop, 1.4km long route, with its northern terminus now at Nationale (Now [[Parkroyal Tram Stop|Parkroyal]]). On that same year, due to low ridership, the extension to Nationale was shut down, and on the 31st of October 2015, the entire line too shut down. After a year long downtime, renovation and rejuvenation works were put into place, and the line was officially reopened on the 16th of January 2019, with a shorter altered route, with trains starting their journey at [[Museum/6th Road Tram Stop|Museum/6th Road]], looping at [[Stalingrad Coast Tram Stop|Stalingrad Coast]]. With connections to buses, the BERT and Metro, the newly renovated tram line was received with high praise from critics, and still runs to this day.
+[[Tram Line 1 (4th Haven)|Tram Line 1]] opened on the 13th of November 2014, with its original route running from Stalingrad Coast (Now [[Stalingrad South Tram Stop|Stalingrad South]]) to Stalingrad. In the first quarter of 2015, the Tram Line 1 extended further up north to SOHO, and, later that year, eventually extended its 8 stop long route to a 9 stop, 1.4km long route, with its northern terminus now at Nationale (Now [[Parkroyal Tram Stop|Parkroyal]]). On that same year, due to low ridership, the extension to Nationale was shut down, and on the 31st of October 2015, the entire line too shut down. After a year long downtime, renovation and rejuvenation works were put into place, and the line was officially reopened on the 16th of January 2019, with a shorter altered route, with trains starting their journey at [[Museum/6th Road Tram Stop|Museum/6th Road]], looping at [[Stalingrad Coast Tram Stop|Stalingrad Coast]]. With connections to buses, the BERT and Metro, the newly renovated tram line was received with high praise from critics, and still runs to this day.
 === Refurbishment and expansion ===
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 === Lines ===
 ==== Tram Line 1 ====
-''Main article: [[Tram Line 1]]
+''Main article: [[Tram Line 1 (4th Haven)|Tram Line 1]]''
 Tram Line 1 was the first light rail/tram line to be built in Fourth Haven. Originally running from Stalingrad Coast (now [[Stalingrad South Tram Stop|Stalingrad South]]) Tram Stop to Parkroyal Tram Stop, Tram Line 1 now runs a different route, heading east before Sarglia North, and ending at [[Museum/6th Road Tram Stop|Museum 6th Road]] Tram Stop.
 ==== Tram Line 2 ====
-''Main article: [[Tram Line 2]]
+''Main article: [[Tram Line 2 (4th Haven)|Tram Line 2]]''
 Opened on the same day as the Tram Line 3, Tram Line 2 is a 6 station line that serves 6th Road, Sarglia, SOHO, and Parkroyal. With the creation of Tram Line 2, several developments have been made, such as [[East Ocean Mall]], which stands on the previously empty plot on top of the SOHO Tunnel on the East Coast Parkway.
 ==== Tram Line 3 ====
-''Main article: [[Tram Line 3]]
+''Main article: [[Tram Line 3 (4th Haven)|Tram Line 3]]''
 With a route that of the Tram Line 1 before renovation works, Tram Line 3 is the longest tram line in WolvHaven, spanning 1.7 kilometres, with 10 tram stops placed along the line. It is also the only tram line that goes underground.
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 == See also ==
-*[[WolvHaven Metro]]
+*[[WolvHaven Metro (4th Haven)|WolvHaven Metro]]
 == References and notes ==
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