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Depots in province Brabant

In the province of Brabant there were depots in the following places:

Aarschot - Anderlecht (Het Rad) - Anderlecht (Kuregem) - Archennes - Asse - Chastre - Diegem (Lo) - Diest Leuvenpoort - Dilbeek - Edingen - Eigenbrakel - Evere - Grimbergen - Haacht - Humbeek - Jodoigne - Kessel-Lo - Laken - Lasne - Leerbeek - Leuven - Londerzeel - Meerbeke (Ninove) - Nivelles - Overijsse - Sart-Risbart - Schaarbeek - Schepdaal - Sint Joris-Weert - Sint Kwintens-Lennik - Tienen - Tremolo - Ukkel (Diesdelle) - Virginal - Wemmel

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Aarschot


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Anderlecht (Het Rad)

Opened: 1888
Closed: ?
Intended for line Brussel - St.Kwintens-Lennik

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Anderlecht (Kuregem)

Opened: 1892
Situated in the Eloystraat
Intended for Brussel - Kleine Hut
From 1894 also electric trams

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Archennes

Opened: 1887
Closed: 1954
Intended for the line Wavre - Jodoigne

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Asse


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Chastre

Depot for the line Sart-Risbart - Chastre - Tilly

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Diegem (Lo)


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Diest Leuvenpoort


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Dilbeek


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Edingen


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Eigenbrakel


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Evere

Opened: ?
Closed: 1930 (when the line was electrified)
Situated on the Leuvensesteenweg near Kerkhoflaan.
Intended for line Brussel St.Joostplein - Vossem

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Grimbergen


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Haacht

Opened 1890
Intended for the ine Brussel - Haacht, and (from 1901) for Aarschot - Haacht

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Humbeek

Opened: 1889

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Jodoigne


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Kessel-Lo

Opened: 1908
For electric rolling stock in the Leuven area

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Laken

Opened: 1874
Located in the Vrièrestraat
Closed: begin of 20th century

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Lasne


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Leerbeek


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Leuven

Opened: 1893
Intende for the line Leuven Diestsesteenweg - St.Joris Winge

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Londerzeel


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Meerbeke (Ninove)


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Nivelles


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Overijsse

Opened: 1894

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Sart-Risbart


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Schaarbeek


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Schepdaal

Opened: 1888
Closed: 1962
Today there is a tram museum

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Sint Joris-Weert


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Sint Kwintens-Lennik


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Tienen


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Tremolo

Opened: 1909

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Ukkel (Diesdelle)


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Virginal


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Wemmel


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