* The interurban tram added to the fabric of Richmond by contributing to the development of the central Richmond.

* The legacy left by the interurban tram is that it helped develop the center of Richmond.

* 1913 BCER bought 28 tramcars from St. Louis Car Company in Missouri. One of the tramcars bought is the tramcar 1220, which is in the Richmond Museum.
* Interurban lines and their staff were a valuable part of the community

* In 1958 the last tramcar departed from Marpole to Steveston.
* Tramcar 1220 is 102 yrs. old

o Marpole-Steveston (Lulu island)
 Goes along Railway Avenue, Granville Avenue, Garden City Road, and Great Canadian way.

o Marpole-New Westminster
 Runs along North Arm of Fraser River
 Started in 1909

o New Westminster to Chilliwack (Fraser valley branch)
 Started on October 4, 1910
 Used the New Westminster Bridge

o Burnaby lake
 Most of the track’s right-of-way was taken by the Trans-Canada highways was built, but sections of it are used as walking and biking trails

o Central park
 After the termination of interurban services on the Central Park Line, right-of-way remained under BC Hydro
 In 1975 the Greater Vancouver Regional District incorporated the right-of-way into a light rail line to link Vancouver to New Westminster
 Provincial government took over this project, turning it into the Vancouver Sky Train Expo Line

o New Westminster to Queensborough
 Went from New Westminster to Queensborough and the ‘Railway Bridge’ across the north arm of Fraser River.

o New Westminster to Fraser Mills
 Opened in 1912
 Construction of ramp and the Patteullo Bridge lead to the closure of Queensborough and Fraser Mill lines in 1937.

o Victoria to Deep Bay
 now called Deep Cove
 one of three passenger that goes to the Peninsula
 closed on November 1, 1924 due to low ridership

o Stave Lake
 9.7 steam train branch line
 Isolated

o Port Moody-Coquitlam
 Connected to Port Moody-Ioco spur of the CPR (Canadian Pacific Railway) to the Coquitlam Dam in order to haul supplies

o Alouette lake
 Alouette Lake dam tracks connected power facilities to CPR that went on the north side of Fraser River at Kanaka Creek

o Jordan River
 8.5 km railway connected the powerhouse and harbour at the mouth of Jordan River to the Jordan River Dam.