46 Tram Systems Installed in Europe Since 2000

…that’s less than Bath’s proposal which is 40km. This list below was compiled in  2014 and has grown since then

 

City Country Year installed Length Number
Nancy  France 2000 11.1 1
London[note 1]  United Kingdom 2000 28 2
Orléans  France 2000 29.3 3
Montpellier  France 2000 56 4
Caen  France 2002 15.7 5
Porto  Portugal 2002 70 6
Bucharest[note 1]  Romania 2002 0 7
Bordeaux  France 2003 43.9 8
Messina  Italy 2003 7.7 9
Oeiras  Portugal 2004 1.2 10
Nottingham  United Kingdom 2004 14 11
Dublin  Ireland 2004 38.2 12
Southport  United Kingdom 2005 1.1 13
Clermont-Ferrand  France 2006 14.2 14
Mulhouse  France 2006 16.2 15
Valenciennes  France 2006 18.3 16
Sassari  Italy 2006 4.3 17
Padua  Italy 2007 10.4 18
Almada-Seixal  Portugal 2007 13.5 19
Santa Cruz de Tenerife  Spain 2007 15.1 20
Le Mans  France 2007 15.4 21
Kassel Germany 2007 184 22
Seville[note 1] Spain 2007 2.2 23
Madrid[note 1] Spain 2007 27.8 24
Parla Spain 2007 8.3 25
Nice France 2007 8.7 26
Cagliari Italy 2008 12 27
Kraków Poland 2008 14 28
Bergamo Italy 2009 12.5 29
Bergen Norway 2010 13.4 30
Lyon[note 1] France 2010 22 31
Mestre Italy 2010 6.3 32
Florence Italy 2010 7.6 33
Reims France 2011 11.2 34
Angers France 2011 12.3 35
Zaragoza Spain 2011 12.8 36
Murcia Spain 2011 18 37
Le Havre France 2012 13 38
Brest France 2012 14.3 39
Dijon France 2012 19 40
Tours France 2013 15 41
Edinburgh United Kingdom 2014 14 42
Besançon  France 2014 0 43
Athens[note 1] Greece 2004 27 44
Marseille[note 1] France 2007 11.5 45
Toulouse[note 1] France 2010 11 46
Average length 20

The above list does not include new tram lines in Paris, lines T3a, T3b, T4, T5, T6, T7, T8 , T11
The table “Le réseau actuel” at   https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tramway_d%27%C3%8Ele-de-France

Thanks to John Daglish for the Paris additions.