Sæter tram stop

Tram stop in Oslo, Norway

Sæter

General information
Location| Nordstrand
Coordinates| 59°51′40″N 10°47′55″E﻿ / ﻿59.861022°N 10.798702°E﻿ / 59.861022; 10.798702
Line(s)| Ekeberg Line
History
Opened| 11 June 1917
Services
| Preceding station  |  Trams in Oslo | Following station

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Bråten

towards Bekkestua

|  | Line 13 |  | Ljabru

Terminus

Bråten

towards Majorstuen

|  | Line 19 |

Sæter is a light rail tram stop on the Oslo Tramway.

Located at Nordstrand, it was the terminus of the Ekeberg Line when it was opened in 1917 by AS Ekebergbanen in cooperation with Kristiania Sporveisselskab. In 1941 the Ekeberg Line was extended to Ljabru, the current terminus. Until 1967, the stretch between Sæter and Ljabru was the only single track rail in Oslo.[1]

Sæter is a key word in John Buchan's novel "The Three Hostages".

## References

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1. ^ Aspenberg, Nils Carl (1994). Trikker og forstadsbaner i Oslo. Oslo: Baneforlaget. p. 15\. ISBN 82-91448-03-5.

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Oslo Tramway

Lines|

* Briskeby
* Bjørvika
* Ekeberg
* Frogner
* Grünerløkka–Torshov
* Homansbyen
* Kjelsås
* Lilleaker
* Sinsen
* Skøyen
* Ullevål Hageby
* Vika

Former|

* Gamlebyen
* Kampen
* Kolsås
* Korsvoll
* Lambertseter
* Rodeløkka
* Sagene
* Simensbråten
* Vestbanen
* Vippetangen
* Vålerenga
* Østensjø

Trams|

* A
* S
* Ekebergbanen
* Gullfisk
* SM53/83
* SM91
* SL79
* SL95
* SL18

Operators|

* Akersbanerne
* Bærumsbanen
* Ekebergbanen
* Holmenkolbanen
* Kristiania Elektriske Sporvei
* Kristiania Kommunale Sporveie
* Kristiania Sporveisselskab
* Oslo Sporveier
* Oslo Vognselskap
* Sporveien
* Sporveien Trikken
* Ruter

Depots|

* Avløs
* Grefsen
* Grünerløkka
* Holtet
* Kjelsås
* Majorstuen
* Rodeløkka
* Sagene
* Homansbyen
* Torshov
* Vålerenga

Incidents|

* Strømsveien tram fire

Stations
and stops|

* Abbediengen
* Adamstuen
* Aker Brygge
* Bekkestua
* Biermanns gate
* Birkelunden
* Bislett
* Bjørvika
* Bogstadveien
* Briskeby
* Bråten
* Carl Berners plass
* Dalsbergstien
* Disen
* Dronningens gate
* Ekebergparken
* Elisenberg
* Forskningsparken
* Frogner plass
* Furulund
* Gaustadalléen
* Glads vei
* Grefsen
* Grefsenplatået
* Grefsen stadion
* Grefsenveien
* Heimdalsgata
* Hoff
* Holbergs plass
* Holtet
* Homansbyen
* Frydenlund
* Inkognitogata
* Jar
* Jernbanetorget
* John Colletts plass
* Jomfrubråten
* Kastellet
* Kjelsås
* Kjelsåsalléen
* Kontraskjæret
* Lakkegata skole
* Lilleaker
* Lille Frogner allé
* Ljabru
* Majorstuen
* Middelalderparken
* Nationaltheatret
* Niels Juels gate
* Nobels gate
* Nybrua
* Olaf Ryes plass
* Øraker
* Oslo Hospital
* Øvre Slottsgate
* Riddervolds plass
* Rikshospitalet
* Rosenborg
* Rosenhoff
* Sanatoriet
* Sandaker senter
* Schous plass
* Sinsen
* Sinsenterrassen
* Skarpsno
* Skillebekk
* Skøyen
* Sofienberg
* Sollerud
* Solli
* Sportsplassen
* Stensgata
* Storgata
* Storo
* Stortorvet
* Sæter
* Sørli
* Thune
* Tinghuset
* Torshov
* Tullinløkka
* Ullern
* Ullevål sykehus
* Universitetet Blindern
* Vigelandsparken
* Welhavens gate

Disused
stations|

* Bentsebrua
* Bestum
* Brugata
* Bussterminalen Grønland
* Chr. Michelsens gate
* Christiania Torv
* Egne hjem
* Ekebergparken (Simensbråten Line)
* Frederik Stangs gate
* Grensen
* Halvdan Svartes gate
* Handelsbygningen
* Hausmanns gate
* Hollendergata
* Jacob Aalls gate
* Kongens gate
* Lapsetorvet
* Magnus Bergs gate
* Meltzers gate
* Munkegata
* Nybrua
* Operaen
* Posthuset
* Ringstabekk (original)
* Rosenborg (original)
* Schultz' gate
* Schweigaards gate
* Simensbråten
* Slottsparken
* Smedstua
* Sporveisgata
* St Halvards plass
* Tjernsrud
* Ullevålsalleen
* Valkyrie plass
* Vibes gate
* Wessels plass

History|

* Timeline
* Museum
* Oslo Package 2
* Oslo Package 3

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