Melbourne Tram History - Animated Map

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Hi everyone! I have been raised in Naarm (Melbourne) my whole life and I have been really interested in the massive tram system. So I have made an animated map of the tram system history and expansion over the course of 125 years, from 1884 to 2009.
The animated map took about 8 months to make and render, it is my first huge scale animated map. If you want me to make changes, it will take a while.
If there is anything wrong with the map or if I missed anything, I will be interested to hear your thoughts.
Most of the narration might sound inconsistent, but I think that usually common in youtube videos.
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Animated map created with Google Maps Styling Wizard
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-www.heraldsun.com.au/leader/n...
-tomelbourne.com.au/history-me...
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@dennisverweij4817 11 месяцев назад

As someone who has never been to Australia let alone Melbourne, I was expecting a much sadder tale, so this was a pleasant surprise.

@masinat4322 10 месяцев назад

Both major Australian cities used to have extensive tram networks in the 1930s, but both of them were torn down in the 1960s and are now museums. Not Melbourne though and there are other tramways which are relatively new, including the light rail to Glenelg in Adelaide, Sydney is building trams in downtown and Parramatta and the Gold Coast also has a tram.

@slysnake5617 Год назад

Shame how much development of tram and trains slowed after world war II. It would have been so much better if they both expanded as the city expanded and covered the whole city.

@itechcircle9410 Год назад

At least it didn't contract.

@slysnake5617 Год назад

@@itechcircle9410 Mostly

@ChannelBlaino Год назад

@@itechcircle9410 At least it survived, rest of the country ripped theirs up

@stuarthancock571 Год назад

Sydney and Adelaide ripped their tramlines up after WW2

@betula2137 11 месяцев назад

Cries in every other Australian city But still, there would be a little less need for expanding the trams by length that much if after WW2 we also didn't ban brownfield housing to create sprawl

@shrikelet Год назад

TIL that there *were* trams in Seddon but they got canned. I've been saying for 25 years that Seddon and the western parts of Yarraville need to be on the tram network!

@comengsh Год назад

Yes, even though I live in the East, I think West Melbourne deserves as much trams as East Melbourne has. The Footscray, Newport and Sunshine areas could really benefit from it.

@rebeccawinter472 16 дней назад

Wow. This is fantastic. Almost every other city in the western world tore up their trams after WWII. I was waiting for the inevitable gutting to start - and while there were few significant expansions in the ensuing decades, there were only some cuts in the fringes of the tram network. It’s amazing. I live in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, which is known for being an outlier in having kept its trams. That said, over half our tram length was destroyed after WWII and converted to buses. Same story in the other few cities that kept their trams in North America: Boston & Philadelphia. That’s it.

@jdillon8360 Год назад

Great video mate. I can see lots of research went into it. The visuals were excellent. Beaumaris was pronounced and spelled wrong but otherwise good job. Too many very critical comments here, don't worry about those.

@therealsammyvee888 Год назад

This was a great video, very informative and I certainly learned a few things. As a Melburnian who loves both trains and trams, I'm so glad you put this together. Thank you.

@23DDP 11 месяцев назад

Funny i remember tram exstenyions being mentioned for the north coburg / sydney road line for ages, im 30 but i believethe plans where alot older than that from what iv heard lol. It was said to be exteneded into fawkner and stop at cambelfield plaza . You can tell that it was made for it to, when you reach fawkner there are four lanes on each side with a large nature string for the trams in the center , it has the same design as mt alexsander road in essondon and st georges rd except with out the trams . I had a thought that because the tech school / tafe closed in fawkner there was less of a reason to build it

@jalflight3513 Год назад

Wow this is was really great. I imagine a shocking amount of work had to go into making this. Good stuff! People are also being way too nit picky, the minor flaws do not take away from the achievement that this is.

@ethanrobinson6016 11 месяцев назад

Comment for the sake of the algorithm. Keep up the good work though and maybe consider a video on Brisbane's lost system of trams.

@sambrown8222 11 месяцев назад

For someone who has been raised in this city their whole life you seem to pronounce some of the suburub names even worse than a foreigner would. Even etihad stadium was somehow pronounced wrong (ethia). It doesnt help that the spelling was off too. I dont mean to be too critical, it was a well made video but i just couldn't look past these errors

@xr6lad День назад

He also left off a number of routes. Plus Melbourne doesn’t have an aboriginal name - talk about virtual signalling. The city didn’t exist before settlement. . Young people and history. Geez.

@mce_AU Год назад

Nice video mate. Keep up the good work.

@z.h.ong61 Год назад

this is awesome! thanks so much for this video!

@vincentxie3090 Год назад

I wondered what Melbourne tram would be like in the future.

@adammurphy6845 Год назад

Great stuff!

@matthewmclean1011 11 месяцев назад

Amazing love your pronunciation of beaumoris fantastic! 😂

@brianwilson2904 Год назад

very informative. love the animation.

@April2058 10 месяцев назад

I will have to take a tram to Buu-moo-riss! Bo-morriss!

@comeng301m 7 месяцев назад

i have to walk to the library at beumaris...

@frandrew109 Год назад

Nice work on the video bro. It was painful listening to some of the suburb pronunciations 😅, nonetheless still a very interesting video, keep up the good work.

@caseylwr Год назад

Nice video, except for the pronouciations of a couple of place names. Interesting .

@paulpreston3067 8 месяцев назад

The voice sounds AI generated hence the mispronunciations but the story and information is worth the watch.

@masinat4322 8 месяцев назад

Sounds like a Black Mirror episode.

@jhfearon1052 11 месяцев назад

Very Informative video and excellent graphics, well researched, but multiple incorrect pronunciations detract a little. Several have been pointed out by other viewers below, e.g. “Bow-morris”, but may I add the following: Boroondara is not pronounced Boo-ROON-dara, but “Boorin-dara”; The verb “winding” is not pronounced WIND-ing, but “why’n-ding”; Rosamond is not pronunced ROW-za-mond, but “Rozza-mnd”, emphasis on the first syllable; Maribyrnong is not pronounced MARY-ber-nong (or MARIE-bern’g,) but “Marra-bernong”. Otherwise great content.

@lehanjones242 3 месяца назад

Great video, been wondering about the development of the tramways for ages. Must've taken a ton of work to produce. Surprised that there hasn't been a single tram extension in the past 15 years, I guess the government is focusing on heavy rail at the moment (funnily enough right at the time when most of the rest of the world is going crazy for light rail).

@HazptMedia 11 месяцев назад

Great video but the siren and background video was a bit annoying

@mriz7258 Год назад

I remembered taking the tram to Bundoora RMIT. The mornings were worst as the tram stops at EVERY stop. But Melbourne could REALLY use a new expanded Tram network to connect more of the Outer Suburbs. Would have made Melbourne less Car Centric too

@JohnnyPunchClock 10 месяцев назад

1:19 Bo-Morris

@masinat4322 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for that.

@victorianvlogsofficial 7 месяцев назад

1:18 sandrongham💀

@masinat4322 7 месяцев назад

Yep, spelling mistake

@TheLostProbe Месяц назад

3:37 this route actually ran via Milton St, Broadway, Ormond Rd, and St Kilda St, not along the route shown in this video. that's the only inaccuracy I can find though!

@xr6lad День назад

He also forgot the St Kilda via Sth Melbourne tram originally ran for part of its route along Beaconsfield Parade and not all the way along Park St to Fitzroy St. The route was changed in the 1950’s/60’s. And as you say the VR tram down Broadway in to Elwood etc is missing.

@TheLostProbe День назад

@@xr6lad indeed that is true, but I didn't know that at the time of writing that comment. fun little piece of somewhat obscure Melbourne tram history

@Miquel-ew1nw Год назад

Thanks, very interesting. So the last cable tram closed by 1956 ?

@aoilpe 11 месяцев назад

Greetings from Mulhouse/France , home of the “ Bumblebees”….

@JohnnyPunchClock 10 месяцев назад

11:20 Marry-Ben-Ong

@hypercomms2001 11 месяцев назад

Now I know that the first nation name for the area that is now in Melbourne is called "Naarm".

@xr6lad День назад

Actually it isn’t. Melbourne as a city didn’t exist before settlement. Therefore Melbourne CAN’T have an Indigenous name. The name Melbourne is for a city - it’s not the name of the land it sits on. Education folks, education

@LordPhobos6502 Год назад

Excellent video, extremely informative. Some of that would have been incredibly difficult to research. Marybyrnong is pronounced Marry-brrr-nonnng. Yes we have a lot of strange place-names in melb.

@katiebarnshaw 2 месяца назад

Amazing video! My only correction is 1:20 - the suburb is *Beaumaris and pronounced as "bow morris"

@pelpikx 10 месяцев назад

We need to see vids like thisfor more cities

@JohnnyPunchClock 10 месяцев назад

9:50 Ne-pee-an

@acmenipponair Год назад

Damn, the audio cuts were painful. I know it sounds crazy but often the best way is to just rerecord the whole text at the same quiet location until it's done

@trudi1962 6 месяцев назад

I found this video after watching Malcolm (1989) starring Colin Friels. It's on RU-vid...anyone who enjoyed this video would love it. 😊

@smurftums Год назад

Great video! Small refinement, Beaumaris is pronounced "Bow-morris". :)

@Miquel-ew1nw Год назад

Isn't it originally french ? ["bo'omarie"]

@smurftums Год назад

@@Miquel-ew1nw Yup, French, however local pronunciation is very distinct.

@Techno-Universal 7 месяцев назад

1:22 I believe there’s still currently a bus route that follows the same path as that old tram line! :)

@JordysRailVideos 6 месяцев назад

Mix of the 922 and 923

@Techno-Universal 6 месяцев назад

@@JordysRailVideos I believe I also caught that bus once to try and get to Sandringham station from Southland shopping centre when they had train replacement buses running on the Frankston line! :)

@JordysRailVideos 6 месяцев назад

@@Techno-Universal there's also the 822 from Chadstone to Sandringham via Southland

@Techno-Universal 6 месяцев назад

@@JordysRailVideos I actually probably used that route! :)

@katiebarnshaw 2 месяца назад

yes - and the 600 via tramway parade!

@Auzziebobz Месяц назад

It's Beaumaris.

@ashleighcruickshank345 11 месяцев назад

It's pronounced Bow-Morris

@ashleighcruickshank345 11 месяцев назад

@@DavidWilliams7037A strewth! he doesn’t even spell it correctly

@xr6lad День назад

Melbourne doesn’t have an aboriginal name mate. The city didn’t exist before settlement. Plus you left off a number of routes.

@ppw8324 Год назад

Hi Masina. A great concept, but far to rushed in its delivery and with many spelling mistakes and mistakes in pronunciation of names.

@dogetodamoon9711 Год назад

Hi Peter Winspur. A great concept, but you've spelt ''too'' wrong.

@ppw8324 Год назад

@@dogetodamoon9711 Yes!!!

@janellekeyshawn3766 Год назад

💯 P r o m o S M

@ppw8324 Год назад

Yes I certainly did!

@ZeBoy85 Год назад

Good video but you misspelled and mispronounced a whole bunch of shit so you might wanna make a bunch of edits and re-record the audio when you learn to say Beaumaris Bo/Moris, Nepean Nep/ian and Carnegie Car/neg/ee correctly… I’m guessing you’re not from the SE burbs?

@matthewmclean1011 11 месяцев назад

Who cares so much effort went into this just have a laugh😂

@ZeBoy85 11 месяцев назад

@@matthewmclean1011 I’m not going to laugh at him, it might only be his first video, I want to encourage him so that he doesn’t stop making videos he’s got potential.

@philnelson3172 Год назад

Informative but the spelling and pronunciation were appalling. It would serve you well to ensure that your spelling was correct (for example you spelt Beaumaris incorrectly with two different incorrect spellings, and your attempt to pronounce the suburb was laughable)! There are many other examples of incorrect spelling or pronunciation scattered throughout the video.