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- E_Embarcadero abstract "The E Embarcadero was a defunct light rail line that is planned to be reincarnated to become the San Francisco Municipal Railway's second heritage streetcar line in San Francisco, California. Trial service first ran during the Sunday Streets events on The Embarcadero in 2008, and the line will begin operating permanently once additional historic streetcars are restored and brought into service.".
- E_Embarcadero isPartOf San_Francisco_Municipal_Railway.
- E_Embarcadero location California.
- E_Embarcadero location San_Francisco.
- E_Embarcadero operatedBy San_Francisco_Municipal_Railway.
- E_Embarcadero owner San_Francisco_Municipal_Transportation_Agency.
- E_Embarcadero routeEnd San_Francisco_4th_and_King_Street_Station.
- E_Embarcadero routeStart Fort_Mason.
- E_Embarcadero routeStart Jones_and_Beach_Station.
- E_Embarcadero status "Planned".
- E_Embarcadero thumbnail Car130AndCar1010AtFerryTerminalStopWithSameLiveryBlueAndGold.jpg?width=300.
- E_Embarcadero type Heritage_streetcar.
- E_Embarcadero typeOfElectrification Direct_current.
- E_Embarcadero typeOfElectrification Overhead_line.
- E_Embarcadero wikiPageExternalLink parkplanning.nps.gov.
- E_Embarcadero wikiPageExternalLink www.fortmason.org.
- E_Embarcadero wikiPageExternalLink www.streetcar.org.
- E_Embarcadero wikiPageExternalLink index.html.
- E_Embarcadero wikiPageExternalLink index.html.
- E_Embarcadero wikiPageID "6761728".
- E_Embarcadero wikiPageRevisionID "584125482".
- E_Embarcadero boxWidth "280".
- E_Embarcadero caption "Cars 130 and 1010 at the Ferry Building stop. Notice they have the same livery.".
- E_Embarcadero el "Overhead lines, DC".
- E_Embarcadero elevation "at grade".
- E_Embarcadero end "3".
- E_Embarcadero end "4".
- E_Embarcadero hasPhotoCollection E_Embarcadero.
- E_Embarcadero imageWidth "250".
- E_Embarcadero locale California.
- E_Embarcadero locale San_Francisco.
- E_Embarcadero name "E Embarcadero".
- E_Embarcadero operator San_Francisco_Municipal_Railway.
- E_Embarcadero owner San_Francisco_Municipal_Transportation_Agency.
- E_Embarcadero start Jones_and_Beach_Station.
- E_Embarcadero start "Fort Mason".
- E_Embarcadero status "Planned".
- E_Embarcadero stock "Historic streetcars".
- E_Embarcadero stops "18".
- E_Embarcadero system San_Francisco_Municipal_Railway.
- E_Embarcadero type Heritage_streetcar.
- E_Embarcadero subject Category:Muni_Metro_lines.
- E_Embarcadero subject Category:Proposed_public_transportation_in_the_United_States.
- E_Embarcadero type Artifact100021939.
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- E_Embarcadero type Whole100003553.
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- E_Embarcadero type YagoPermanentlyLocatedEntity.
- E_Embarcadero type ArchitecturalStructure.
- E_Embarcadero type Infrastructure.
- E_Embarcadero type Place.
- E_Embarcadero type RailwayLine.
- E_Embarcadero type RouteOfTransportation.
- E_Embarcadero type Wikidata:Q532.
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- E_Embarcadero comment "The E Embarcadero was a defunct light rail line that is planned to be reincarnated to become the San Francisco Municipal Railway's second heritage streetcar line in San Francisco, California. Trial service first ran during the Sunday Streets events on The Embarcadero in 2008, and the line will begin operating permanently once additional historic streetcars are restored and brought into service.".
- E_Embarcadero label "E Embarcadero".
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- E_Embarcadero sameAs Q5324790.
- E_Embarcadero sameAs Q5324790.
- E_Embarcadero sameAs E_Embarcadero.
- E_Embarcadero wasDerivedFrom E_Embarcadero?oldid=584125482.
- E_Embarcadero depiction Car130AndCar1010AtFerryTerminalStopWithSameLiveryBlueAndGold.jpg.
- E_Embarcadero isPrimaryTopicOf E_Embarcadero.
- E_Embarcadero name "E Embarcadero".
