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Italiano: Rete tranviaria romana al 31 dicembre 1929, l'ultimo giorno in cui i tram circolarono nel centro storico prima dell'apertura della linea 8 nel 1998. Fu anche il periodo in cui la rete raggiunse la sua massima estensione, con 140 km di binari, 400 km di lunghezza d'esercizio, e circa 470 vetture in servizio. |
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