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Country City Opened Closed  Notes
         
 Belarus'  Babruysk  30 AU 1978  (operating)  
   Brest Litovsk  20 AP 1981  (operating)  
   Gomel  20 MY 1962  (operating)  
   Harodna    5 NO 1974  (operating)  
   Mahilyow 19 JA 197-  (operating)  
   Minsk  19--  (operating)  
   Vitebsk  19--  (operating)  
  Bulgaria  Burgas  19--  (operating)  
   Dimitrovgrad  19--  (operating)  under construction
   Bobrich  19--  (operating)  
   Gabrovo  19--  (operating)  
   Kazanlak  19--  11 JA 99  
   Khaskovo  19--  (operating)  
   Pazardzhik  19-  (operating)  
   Pernik  1986  (operating)  
   Pleven  1985  (operating)  
   Plovdiv  19-  (operating)  
   Ruse  19--  (operating)  On 12 FE 1996, a fire destroyed a garage and 45 buses. Trolleybuses were borrowed from other cities to fill the gap.
   Sliven  1986  (operating)  
   Sofia I  14 FE 1941  9 SE 1944  Used MAN/BBC trolleys
   Sofia II  1 MY 1948  (operating)  
   Varna  1986  (operating)  
   Vratsa  19--  (operating)  
  Romania  Baia Mare  1992  (operating)  
   Braila  1990  (operating)  
   Brasov (Kronstadt)  1954  (operating)  
   Bucuresti  1950  (operating)  
   Cluj (Klausenburg)  1960  (operating)  
   Constanta  1962  (operating)  
   Constanta-Mamaia  19--  (operating)  Suburban run?
   Galati  1990, circa  (operating)  Has 22 etbs
   Iasi  1985  2006  
   Medias  1989  (operating)  
   Ploiesti  22 AU 1997  (operating)  
   Satu Mare  MY 1995  (operating)  
   Sibiu I  4 AU 1904  18 OC 1904  
   Sibiu II  23 AU 1983  (operating)  
   Slatina  1997  31 DE 2005  
   Sucaeava  23 AU 1987  2 AP 2006(?)  Had a fleet of 27 DAC 117E trolleys. The closure date has not been confirmed.
   Targoviste  1995  31 AU 2005  Closure date not confirmed.
   Targu Jiu  1995?  (operating)  
   Timosoara  1941  

 
   Vaslui  1 JL 1994  (operating)  44 etbs
 Ukraine  Bila Tserkva  19--  (operating)  
   Cherkassy  19--  (operating)  
   Chernivtsi  1939  (operating)  Has a fleet of Shkoda 9Tr Shkoda 14Tr
   Chernigiv  19--  (operating)  
   Dnitropetrovsk  19--  (operating)  
   Donetsk   19--  (operating)  
   Horlivka   19--  (operating)  
   Ivano-Frankivsk  31 DE 1983  (operating)  Original ZIU9s sent to Poltava and Sevastopol in 1984/5. Now has Shkoda 14Trs.
   Kharkiv  19--  (operating)  
   Kherson  19--  (operating)  
   Khmelnytsky  19--  (operating)  
   Kiev (Kyiv)  1936  (operating)  First route line D, used 4 YaTB-2 trolleybuses (built in 1935)
   Kirovograd  19--  (operating)  
   Kramatorsk  19--  (operating)  
   Kremenchug  19--  (operating)  
   Lisichansk  19--  (operating)  
   Lugansk  19--  (operating)  
   Lutsk  19--  (operating)  
   Lvov (L'viv)  27 NO 1952  (operating)  Original trolleys MTB 82, then LAZ 659E, Now it has Shk. 14Trs.
   Mariupol  19--  (operating)  
   Melitopol   MR 1994  (under construction)  May have opened in 1996.
   Odessa   19--  (operating)  
   Poltava   19--  (operating)  
   Simferopol  19--  (operating)  
   Simferopol-Yalta  19--  (operating) Interurban system. May be the only bone fide interurban system operating.
   Sevastopol  19--  (operating) Streetcar service commenced in 1898.
   Stakhanov  19--  (operating)  
   Sumy   19--  (operating)  
   Ternopil  24 DE 1975 (operating) All Shkoda to 1993, then perhaps DAC217Es.
   Vinnitsya  19--  (operating)  
   Vyshevichi  19--  (operating)  
   Vuglegirsk  19--  (operating)  
   Yalta  19--  (operating)  
   Zaparozhya  1949  (operating)  

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