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Tranvía

The Tranvía was a streetcar system that served Manila and its surrounding cities during the late 19th century and the early years of the 20th century.

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Owner
Compañia de los Tranvías de Filipinas · Meralco
1913
20,000 per car per month
American colonial era: 1900 (1900)–1945 (1945)
Intramuros[note 1] · Malate · Sampaloc, Manila · Azcarraga · Malabon
Close
1945; 81 years ago (1945)
Electrification
500V overhead line
Lines
Manila · Malate · Sampaloc · Azcarraga · Malabón

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Tranvía

Nodes42
Edges41
Triples138
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.047619
Components1

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Tranvía

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related to Tranvias de Filipinas · 40
Tranvía → Administracion, Adolfo Bayo, At, Bremon, Calle Azcarraga, Compañia, Constructing, During, Engineer Eduardo López Navarro, Ferrocarriles, Filipinas, Formularios, In, Intramuros, Isla, Jacobo Zóbel, King Alfonso XII, León Monssour, Luciano, Luzon
related to Manila Streetcar System · 33
Tranvía → Act No, Americans, Brill Company, Compañia, Convertible, Filipinas, Filipinos, Fort Mckinley, German-built, In, Isla Provisora, La Electricista, Light Company, Manila Electric, Manila Electric Company, Manila Suburban Railway, March, Meralco, October, Paco
related to Operations · 18
Tranvía → At, Compañia, Don Jacobo Zobel, Filipinas, Full, German-manufactured, Intramuros, Malabon, Malabon Line, Malacañan, Malate, Manila, Sampaloc, The, The Malabon Line, Tondo, Tranvías, Unlike
Lines · 10
Tranvía → Azcarraga, Fort Mckinley, Intramuros[note 1], Malabon, Malabón, Malate, Manila, Pasig, Sampaloc, Sampaloc, Manila
American colonial era: 1900 (1900)–1945 (1945) · 7
Tranvía → Azcarraga, Fort Mckinley, Intramuros[note 1], Malabon, Malate, Pasig, Sampaloc, Manila
Spanish colonial era: 1884 (1884)–1900 (1900) · 5
Tranvía → Azcarraga, Malabón, Malate, Manila, Sampaloc
related to Intramuros tourist trolleys · 3
Tranvía → In, The Intramuros Administration, Tranvia
Operator · 2
Tranvía → Compañia de los Tranvías de Filipinas, Meralco
Owner · 2
Tranvía → Compañia de los Tranvías de Filipinas, Meralco
Propulsion systems · 2
Tranvía → Horse-drawn (1885–1900) Steam (1888–1905), Steam, Overhead electric

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manila system line tramway tranvia streetcar meralco de railway company american light malabon filipinas tram horse-drawn intramuros year within rail

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Tranvía191320,000 per car per month1.00infobox
TranvíaAmerican colonial era: 1900 (1900)–1945 (1945)Intramuros[note 1]1.00infobox
TranvíaAmerican colonial era: 1900 (1900)–1945 (1945)Malate1.00infobox
TranvíaAmerican colonial era: 1900 (1900)–1945 (1945)Sampaloc, Manila1.00infobox
TranvíaAmerican colonial era: 1900 (1900)–1945 (1945)Azcarraga1.00infobox
TranvíaAmerican colonial era: 1900 (1900)–1945 (1945)Malabon1.00infobox
TranvíaAmerican colonial era: 1900 (1900)–1945 (1945)Pasig1.00infobox
TranvíaAmerican colonial era: 1900 (1900)–1945 (1945)Fort Mckinley1.00infobox
TranvíaClose1945; 81 years ago (1945)1.00infobox
TranvíaElectrification500V overhead line1.00infobox
TranvíaLinesManila1.00infobox
TranvíaLinesMalate1.00infobox
TranvíaLinesSampaloc1.00infobox
TranvíaLinesAzcarraga1.00infobox
TranvíaLinesMalabón1.00infobox
TranvíaLinesIntramuros[note 1]1.00infobox
TranvíaLinesSampaloc, Manila1.00infobox
TranvíaLinesMalabon1.00infobox
TranvíaLinesPasig1.00infobox
TranvíaLinesFort Mckinley1.00infobox
TranvíaLocaleProvince of Manila (later City of Manila and Rizal), Philippines1.00infobox
TranvíaOpen1888; 138 years ago (1888)1.00infobox
TranvíaOperatorCompañia de los Tranvías de Filipinas1.00infobox
TranvíaOperatorMeralco1.00infobox
TranvíaOperatorsCompañia de Tranvías y Ferrocarriles de Filipinas →Meralco1.00infobox
TranvíaOwnerCompañia de los Tranvías de Filipinas1.00infobox
TranvíaOwnerMeralco1.00infobox
TranvíaOwnersCompañia de Tranvías y Ferrocarriles de Filipinas →Meralco1.00infobox
TranvíaPropulsion systemsHorse-drawn (1885–1900) Steam (1888–1905)1.00infobox
TranvíaPropulsion systemsSteam, Overhead electric1.00infobox

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