Sagene Ring

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Sagene ring
Overview
Type Tramway
System Oslo Tramway
Status Partially abandoned
Termini Treschows gate
Kirkegata
Operation
Opening 1916
Closed 1954
Owner Municipality of Oslo
Operator(s) Oslo Sporvognsdrift
Technical
No. of tracks Double track
Track gauge 1,435 mm (4 ft 8 12 in)
Electrification 600 V DC
Route map
Legend
Treschows gate
Sagene Church, Arendalsgata
Dannevigsveien
Sagene vognhaller
Bentzebrugata
Kierschows gate
Vogts gatefrom Grefsen
Geitmyrsveien
Colletts gate, Toftes gate
Ullevålsveien, Sannergata
Schleppegrells gate
Thorvald Meyers gate
Trondheimsveienfrom Sinsen
Nybrua
Akersgata, Storgata
Stortorvet
Karl Johans gate
Kirkegata

Sagene ring is a former tramway in Oslo, Norway. The route was operated as line 0 of the Oslo Tramway between 1916 and 1954. The line went from the depot behind Sagene Church along Nordre Gravlund, Geitmyrsveien, Colletts gate, Ullevålsveien, Akersgaten, Karl Johans gate, via Stortorvet, Storgata, Thorvald Meyersgate, Bentesbrua to Sagene.

After the tramway was closed the large tram halls were disused and three housing complexes were built on the shunting area while the halls themselves were transformed into commercial buildings.

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