in the 1970s to build the Series 4800 trams); Series 5400 (one used to build the prototype 4801; two sold to ATAC in Rome and then scrapped). Current fleet Still in service on the Milan urban network are tramcars of the following series: Series 1500; Series 4600 (Stanga/Tibb - 2 sections); Series 4700 (Stanga/Tibb - 2 sections); Series 4900 (Fiat Ferroviaria and OMS JumboTram - , 3 sections); Series 7000 (ADtranz Eurotram - , 7 sections - design by Zagato); Series 7100 (Ansaldobreda Sirio - , 7 sections - design by Pininfarina); Series 7500 (Ansaldobreda Sirio - , 5 sections - design by Pininfarina); Series 7600 (Ansaldobreda Sirio - , 5 sections - design by Pininfarina). Depots Milan and its hinterland have several depots for the maintenance and refurbishing of trams. The ATM operates seven depots (five urban and two interurban), at the following addresses: Via Ruggero Leoncavallo, 32 - Milano Via Messina, 41 - Milano Via Forze Armate, 80 - Milano (known as Baggio depot) Via Pietro Custodi, 7 - Milano (known as Porta Ticinese depot) Via Anassagora (Precotto) - Milano Via Milano, 4 - Varedo (interurban depot) Corso Italia, 150 - Desio (interurban depot, currently abandoned) Projects The southernmost section of Via Ripamonti, running from the Vigentino neighbourhood to the municipal border with Opera is being prepared for an eventual extension of line 24, but no procurement for actual track-laying and tram operation has been approved as of March 2016. See also List of town tramway systems in Italy Railway stations in Milan History of rail transport in Italy Rail transport in Italy References Notes Bibliography External links Images of the Milan tramway network, at photorail.com Images of the Milan tramway network, at railfaneurope.net This article is based upon a translation of the Italian language version as at March 2011. Milan Transport in Milan Railway lines in Lombardy Tourist attractions in Milan 1876 establishments in Italy 1445 mm gauge railways 600 V DC railway electrification Milan