201 at Butlers Hill
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201 at Butlers Hill
Image: © Alan Murray-Rust Taken: 13 Jan 2008
A Hucknall bound tram departs from Butlers Hill. 201 was the first of Nottingham's new trams. The choice of fleet number was made to provide continuity with the old electric tram fleet, which just reached the number 200, and ceased operation in 1936. This was continuing the tradition set by Croydon Tramlink, where the new trams continued the old series used by London Transport.
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Image Location
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53.028497
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-1.188389