The location of the electricity generating station and depot was changed before construction was started, so some of the tracks authorised by the initial Act of Parliament were not built.
The network in 1907 therefore consisted of just 6.79 miles (10.93 km).
The extension to Paignton brought the network to 9.1 miles (14.6 km).

The centre of the network was The Strand alongside the inner harbour at Torquay from where lines went north-east to Torre station and north-west to Babbacombe (which connected by two different connecting lines), and south to Paignton.
The timetables identified five numbered routes:
1.
Torquay to Paignton
2.
Circular via Wellswood
3.
Circular via Ellacombe
4.
Torre station to Beacon Quay
5.
St Marychurch to Torre station
The location of the electricity generating station and depot was changed before construction was started, so some of the tracks authorised by the initial Act of Parliament were not built. The network in 1907 therefore consisted of just 6.79 miles (10.93 km). The extension to Paignton brought the network to 9.1 miles (14.6 km).
The centre of the network was The Strand alongside the inner harbour at Torquay from where lines went north-east to Torre station and north-west to Babbacombe (which connected by two different connecting lines), and south to Paignton. The timetables identified five numbered routes:
1. Torquay to Paignton
2. Circular via Wellswood
3. Circular via Ellacombe
4. Torre station to Beacon Quay
5. St Marychurch to Torre station
Torquay Tramways