Places with disused 1st Gen tramlines still embedded?

[Eagle]

Back on topic, try these narrow-gauge tracks in Swanage (okay, not a tram as much as a track for stonecarts):

Image © Malc McDonald on Geograph

 

[tamesidedepot]

Not sure if these are still there now that Princess Road garage has gone, http://goo.gl/maps/sQX3t

 

[table38]

Sort-of related: http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereveningnews/news/s/1593938_metrolink-workers-uncover-tram-route-back-to-victorian-age

Part of Rochdale’s historic tram network has been unearthed – just yards away from where work is taking place to build a new line.

Construction workers dug-up the old Victorian line where they are now extending the Metrolink system.

But just a few inches below ground level they found the remains on the town’s old tram network, which ran along virtually the same route until it was axed 80 years ago on November 12, 1932.

 

[D6975]

Here are the tracks mentioned in post #12 at TM

 

[Trainfan344]

Not technichaly a tramway, but the docks lines for Lowestoft are still there.

 

[ATW Alex 101]

There are first generation Tram lines still used to run a museum tramway in Manchester for the Heaton Park Tramway, part of the line is still in place from its original workings.

Martin Bryan

This one:

When I went a few years ago, I thought they were disused.

As for the OP,

When I went to Newquay as a child I remember walking along these,

The Newquay tramway

Folkstone harbour

Obviously the Kingsway trams in London

Portsmouth

 

[Jeni]

I know its already been mentioned, but here is a picture of the tram lines in Rednal, Birmingham

Remains of tram track. Rednal Terminus - The Lickeys.

© Copyright Roy Hughes and
licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.

 

[Shrimper]

Noticed some beneath a pothole on Cambridge St in Manchester as well today; plus I think I saw some on Upper Brook St where a giant hole has appeared due to what looked like a drain collapse!

 

[Sox]

Noticed some beneath a pothole on Cambridge St in Manchester as well today; plus I think I saw some on Upper Brook St where a giant hole has appeared due to what looked like a drain collapse!

pictures?

 

[Shrimper]

Unfortunately I was driving at the time!
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Someone else has provided, however...
http://oldham100.blogspot.co.uk/2012/11/soggy.html

 

[Ploughman]

This is the Weymouth Quay train in reality Class 33 and a police escort.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=x6XEVvVRB_4&feature=fvwp

Does not look at all like a tram does it?
The term tramway is, as has been stated, a reference to the standard of construction and operation.

 

[Kali]

I think they're missing a trick !

I think they're missing a trick in parking ticket/tow-away recovery charges, for one... even if they don't run boat trains, just run something small up & down there every day & rake in the penalty tickets :P

 

[Eagle]

I think they're missing a trick in parking ticket/tow-away recovery charges...

The entire route is double-yellowed anyway :P

 

[jonbyrne]

This is at an old Tram works in Weaste, Salford the Metrolink runs along the A57.

 

[Firesprite]

Back on topic, try these narrow-gauge tracks in Swanage (okay, not a tram as much as a track for stonecarts):

Image © Malc McDonald on Geograph

Not actual rail tracks, But brick paving laid to look like tracks.

 

[ATW Alex 101]

Found these on-line as well, I think they are from Preston:

Dundee:

 

[Kali]

The entire route is double-yellowed anyway :P

Can one of those old TRAMM units pick up a car? ( see what I did there? :P ). Towing away by train would be a creative solution to mass parking offences...

Every time I've been down there it's been jammed anyway.