English: Tram Lane, Caerleon. Viewed from Mill Street.
Trams (or tram roads or tram lanes) were roads with wooden, stone, or metal wheel-tracks, originally in or from a coalmine, later used more widely. Once common in south-east Wales, nowadays the street name is often the only remaining evidence of a tram.
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