Photos added July 23, 2023

Ryongdung,  Chollima 72  # 602 
Ryongdung,  Chollima 72  # 601 
Transport articles
Ryongdung — Miscellaneous Photos

Ryongdung, 룡등 Ryongdung [Рёндынгу]

Proof of trolleybuses having operated in Ryongdung-rodongjagu, Kujang County, North Pyongan, North Korea

This article describes the operation of trolleybus #601, as seen in the foreground of the image. This is an ex-Pyongyang Chollima-72.


Source: Minju Choson 1983/11/05

Saturday, November 5, 1983
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Chongjin — Photos of Trams
Chongjin — New vehicles from factory "Ch'ŏngjinpŏsŭgongjang" (Chipsam)

Ch'ŏngjinpŏsŭgongjang factory

Chongjin Bus Factory was in fact the first factory to produce trams in the DPRK, followed by Kim Jong Thae Locomotive Factory with the Pulgungi-2.16

This tram has some differences to the final production design.

Source: Minju Choson 1990/07/26

Thursday, July 26, 1990
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Transport articles
Hamhung — Photos of Trolleybuses

Opening the trolleybus line in Hamhung between Haean-Undok

Source: Minju Choson 1991/07/28

Sunday, July 28, 1991
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Transport articles
Unhung — Miscellaneous Photos

Unhung, 운흥 Unhung [Унхын]

Proof of trolleybuses having ever ran in Unhung County, Ryanggang, North Korea

4 new trolleybuses were sent from Pyongyang to the mining village of Unhung to provide transportation to the Unhung Mine.

So far, I have not found either terminus.

Source: Minju Choson 1988/11/29

Tuesday, November 29, 1988
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Transport articles
Kubong — Miscellaneous Photos

Kubong, 구봉 Kubong [Кубонгу]

Proof of trolleybuses having ever ran in Kubong-rodongjagu, Unsan County, South Pyongan, North Korea

Source: Minju Choson 1991/07/28

Saturday, June 12, 1993
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Transport articles
Anju — Miscellaneous photos

Anju

This article does not give a date, but describes the trolleybus system in Anju to have opened around the new year.

It also talks about two routes: one from Chilsong Park to Anju Silicate Brick Factory (the easternmost part of the one-way loop at Namhung) and from Anju Hotel to just past the Chongchon Bridge.
The article also describes the future extension of the trolleybus, from Sinanju to the silicate brick factory.

Source: Minju Choson 1988/03/04

Friday, March 4, 1988
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Transport articles
Sunchon — Miscellaneous Photos

Sunchon, 순천 Sunchon [Сунчхон]

Proof of intention to run trolleybuses in Sunchon city, South Pyongan, North Korea

Source: Minju Choson 1990/08/23

Thursday, August 23, 1990
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