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Vyborg, in Finland until 1940, and since then in Russia, had an electric tramway network from 1912 to 1957.

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Finnish Tramway Society - official website (in Finnish and English)

v t e Tram and light rail systems in Finland
Existing	Helsinki tram Line 15 (Jokeri light rail) Tampere light rail
Under construction	Crown Bridges (Helsinki)
Defunct	Turku tram Vyborg tram
Planned	Turku light rail Vantaa light rail
Unrealised	Lahti tram Riihimäki tram

v t e Trams in Russia
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Former:	Abinsk Arkhangelsk Astrakhan [ru] Dzerzhinsk [ru] Grosny [ru] Ilsky Irbit Ivanovo [ru] Kaltan Karpinsk Kislovodsk [ru] Kopeysk [ru] Komsomolsk-on-Amur [ru] Krymsk Murmansk Noginsk [ru] Novorossiysk [ru] Penza [ru] Popovka Pskov [ru] Ryazan [ru] Rostov Sablino Shakhty [ru] Sovetsk Staraya Russa [ru] Tver [ru] Ust-Katav [ru] Ust-Ilimsk [ru] Voronezh [ru] Vyborg Yeysk Zakhodskoye

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