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Oslo Grakammen stop on line 1 to Frognerseteren. December 2009. Photo by M.Koblischka (koblischka@t-online.de)

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Oslo view on the Oslo fjord on line 1 to Frognerseteren. December 2009. Photo by M.Koblischka (koblischka@t-online.de)

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Oslo view on the Oslo fjord on line 1 to Frognerseteren. December 2009. Photo by M.Koblischka (koblischka@t-online.de)

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Majorstuen station in direction west. Photo by Richard Magnor Stenbro <stenbror@infolink.no> © 1995

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Here is the line 1. (LEFT) with overhead power only and line 3 and 5 with third rail power only. This is at Frøen station near Blindern University of Oslo. Photo by Richard Magnor Stenbro <stenbror@infolink.no> © 1995

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This is seen from the tunnel under the city centre of Oslo, at Majorstuen station. Photo by Richard Magnor Stenbro <stenbror@infolink.no> © 1995

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Down to Stortinget station, the biggest station with 4 platforms and all lines are passing here. Photo by Richard Magnor Stenbro <stenbror@infolink.no> © 1995

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Stortinget station towards east. Very dark. Photo by Richard Magnor Stenbro <stenbror@infolink.no> © 1995

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Avløs maintance depot for metrotrains and trams outside Oslo. Line 4 and tram line 10. Photo by Richard Magnor Stenbro <stenbror@infolink.no> © 1995

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This is the traffic control centre at Tøyen station. From here the metro system is operated by computers and 2-3 people. Photo by Richard Magnor Stenbro <stenbror@infolink.no> © 1995

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Here are ticket machines that are used throughout the system. Only some stations have people doing ticket sales. Photo by Richard Magnor Stenbro <stenbror@infolink.no> © 1995

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Ryen maintance depot for overnight stalling of metro trains. Photo by Richard Magnor Stenbro <stenbror@infolink.no> © 1995

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Oslo, August 1987. Der U-Bahnhof Stortinget wird noch von 8 Linien angefahren. Damals war das Osloer U-Bahn-Netz in zwei verschiedene Stromsysteme geteilt. Inzwischen fahren die Zuege zwischen dem Ost- und dem Westteil durch. Die angezeigten Linien sind: 3 (Skullerud), 4 (Bergkrystallen); 5 (Vestil); 6 (Ellingsrudasen); 13 (Sognsvann); 14 (Kolsas); 15 (Frognersveteren); 16 (Osteras). Foto & Scan: Peter Berlich (peter@berlich.de)