Gdańsk, with some 500,000 inhabitants located on the Baltic coast in northern Poland. Part of the Tricity (Trójmiasto) metropolitan area, with a population of approximately 1.5 million.

Besides the tram system, the Gdańsk also has Rapid Railway of Gdańsk, Gdynia and Sopot (SKM), with a train about every 10 minutes similar to a typical S-Bahn, and separate tracks along most of its route between Gdańsk and Gdynia (S1). Other suburban/regional lines are referred to as PKM.

- 1435 mm
- 60 km
- 11 lines

11 May 2012: Sikorskiego - Lostowice Swietokrzyska (2.9 km)
31 Aug 2015: Siedlce - Bretowo / Migowo (4 km)
30 Jun 2020: Migowo - Lawendowe Wzgórze (3.2 km)
04 Mar 2023: Ujescisko – Przemyska (1.7 km)

ZTM Gdansk (Official Tram Website)

Trams in Poland at Wikipedia.pl

MZKZG (Greater Gdansk Fare System)

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TRAM ATLAS MITTELEUROPA | CENTRAL EUROPE (incl. Poland)

This illustrated atlas includes every tramway system in East-Central Europe, from Poland via Czechia and Slovakia to Hungary. The atlas also covers the three metro systems in the region, as well as trolleybuses in cities with tramways.
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