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Pictures: Midland Metro extension to Digbeth and Eastside

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  1. CGI of how the Metro trams would look in High Street Deritend
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  2. CGI of how the Metro trams would look in High Street Deritend
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  3. CGI of how the Metro trams would look in Eastside near Millennium Point and Curzon Street terminal
    CGI of how the Metro trams would look in Eastside near Millennium Point and Curzon Street terminal3 of 5
  4. Map of route option 1 for the extension of the Metro to Digbeth and Eastside
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  5. Map of route option 2 for the extension of the Metro to Digbeth and Eastside
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