Source: "Wellington" , Harry R. Porter, Editor, "Trolley Coach News", Vol. 12, Number 1, No. 48, Winter, 1980.pp. 4-18. The two trolleybus overhead maps were designed by Wayne Hom in June 1971, and revised on 10/1980. The "Wellington Suburban Electric Railway System" map is initialed CJMS and is dated 11/65.
The Wellington system may still be active today. Please see these interesting maps; they were revised 34 years ago and may be of interest to some of our readers. Some interesting tunnel sections are shown with a shared third wire. The last map is a detail of the business section of the city.
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The Wellington system is most certainly still active today, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trolleybuses_in_Wellington . I rode a trolleybus there this January.
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