• In addition to running streetcars at Fort Edmonton Park, the Edmonton Radial Railway Society also operates streetcars across the High Level Bridge. It is the highest streetcar crossing in the world and connects downtown Edmonton (Jasper Avenue and 109 Street) to Old Strathcona. Currently two streetcars are in operation - ex-Hankai Tramway Division''s 247 built in 1921, and a 1970 Siemens/DuWag prototype for Hannover, Germany unit 601.
 

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Hannover 601 and Hankai 247 are seen together at 109 Street near the High Level Bridge.

Hankai 247 is seen picking up passengers before crossing the High Level Bridge northbound.

Hankai 247 is seen decorated up for Canada Day while heading west near 107 Street.

Hankai 247 is seen about to enter the tunnel under Saskatchewan Drive.

Hankai 247 is seen heading northbound across the High Level Bridge.

Hankai 247 is seen heading northbound across the High Level Bridge.

Hankai 247 is seen heading southbound about to enter the tunnel at 109 Street.

Hannover 601 is seen stopped before crossing the High Level Bridge.

Hannover 601 is seen eastbound after coming out of the tunnel near Saskatchewan Drive.

Hannover 601 is seen eastbound approaching 107 Street.

Hannover 601 is seen westbound approaching 105 Street heading back to the north side of the river.

Hannover 601 is seen westbound approaching 105 Street heading back to the north side of the river.

Hannover 601 is seen northbound on the High Level Bridge.

Hannover 601 is seen northbound after exiting the tunnel near 109 Street.