Ayacucho Tram
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Ayacucho Tram
Summary
Ayacucho Tram is a radial route[1]. It draws 236 Wikipedia views per month (radial_route category, ranking #15 of 19).[2]
Key Facts
- Ayacucho Tram is located in Medellín[3].
- Ayacucho Tram is in the country of Colombia[4].
- Ayacucho Tram's instance of is recorded as radial route[5].
- Ayacucho Tram's instance of is recorded as Q12162186[6].
- Ayacucho Tram's item operated is recorded as Tram Líne T-A (Medellín)[7].
- Ayacucho Tram is owned by Medellín[8].
- Ayacucho Tram is part of SITVA[9].
- Ayacucho Tram is part of Q6151772[10].
- Ayacucho Tram's Commons category is recorded as Línea T-A (Medellín Metro)[11].
- Ayacucho Tram's sRGB color hex triplet is recorded as 159B4C[12].
- Ayacucho Tram comprises Q20894625[13].
- Ayacucho Tram comprises Estación Pabellón del Agua EPM[14].
- Ayacucho Tram comprises Estación Bicentenario[15].
- Ayacucho Tram comprises Q21572696[16].
- Ayacucho Tram comprises Miraflores Station[17].
- Ayacucho Tram comprises Q21564543[18].
- Ayacucho Tram comprises Estación Oriente[19].
- Ayacucho Tram comprises San Antonio station[20].
- Ayacucho Tram's terminus is recorded as Q106563681[21].
- Ayacucho Tram's terminus is recorded as Estación Oriente[22].
- Ayacucho Tram's official website is recorded as https://www.tranviadeayacuchoysusdoscables.com//[23].
- Ayacucho Tram's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Línea T-A (Medellín Metro)[24].
- Ayacucho Tram's daily patronage is recorded as {'amount': '+90000'}[25].
- Ayacucho Tram's date of official opening is recorded as March 31, 2016[26].
- Ayacucho Tram's length is recorded as {'amount': '+4.3'}[27].
Body
Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include radial route[5] and Q12162186[6].
Use and Application
Components include Q20894625[13], a tram stop[28], in Colombia[29]; Estación Pabellón del Agua EPM[14], a tram stop[30], in Colombia[31]; Estación Bicentenario[15], a tram stop[32], in Colombia[33]; Q21572696[16], a tram stop[34], in Colombia[35]; Miraflores Station[17], a tram stop[36], in Colombia[37]; and Q21564543[18], a tram stop[38], in Colombia[39]. Part of include SITVA[9], a transit district[40], in Colombia[41] and Q6151772[10], a transport by country or region[42], in Colombia[43].
Why It Matters
Ayacucho Tram draws 236 Wikipedia views per month (radial_route category, ranking #15 of 19).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[44] It is known by 10 alternative names across languages and contexts.[45]