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#1 ·
Subway/Metro/Tube Maps...who wants to post them?

Who wants to post their city's official subway maps? It'd be neat to have a collection.
 
#452 ·
SÃO PAULO - BRAZIL

Here is the map of the underground system of São Paulo - it includes the metropolitan trains of CPTM company.

The subway system of São Paulo - Brazil is used by 2.8 million people/day. and the CPTM metropolitan trains by 1.2million people/day.

São Paulo's subway is known as the cleanest of the world.

 
#456 · (Edited)
Paris has the densest subway system in the world

Tokyo 500km 2
praris 100km2

The following is a list of the top 10 rail systems, underground subways, and metros that receive the most elevated number of passengers per year in the world:


Moscow Metro 3.2 billion : moscow 9 millions inhabitants
Tokyo Metro 2.7 billion : tokyo 8 millions inhabitants
Seoul 1.6 billion : seoul 10 millions inhabitants
Mexico City Metro 1.3 billion : mexico 8 millions inhabitants
New York City Subway 1.3 billion : new york 8 millions inhabitants
Paris Metro 1.2 billion (metro system only without RER system):paris 2 millions inhabitants
Osaka Municipal Subway 957 million : osaka 3 millions inhabitants
London Underground 886 million : london 7 millions inhabitants
Hong Kong MTR 798 million : hong kong 6 millions inhabitants
St. Petersburg 784 million : St. Petersburg 4 millions inhabitants

Below is a list of the top 10 rail systems, underground subways and metros that have the biggest number of stations in the world:

New York 468
Paris 297 (metro system only without RER system)
London 275
Tokyo 274 (Tokyo Metro 168, TOEI Subway 106)
Seoul 263
Berlin 254
Munich 229
Madrid 190
Mexico City 175
Moscow 171

top 10 subway systems by length
London 415.0 km (171 km underground)
New York City 368.0 km (219 km underground)
Tokyo 292.3 km (Tokyo Metro 183.2 km, TOEI Subway 109 km)
Seoul 287 km
Moscow 265.2 km
Madrid 226.5 km
Paris 212.5 km
Mexico City 201.7 km
Chicago 173.0 km (the most part is elevated or at grade)
Washington 169.5 km
 
#469 ·
samsonyuen said:
Cool map. I guess that's the central district that is served by all the lines?
all s-bahn lines are serving the inner city. two main routes are crossing the inner city from west to east. the s-bahn provides rapid transit for 2.5 million people (900 000 passengers on weekdays).
 
#471 ·
@bitxofo : TRAMS/LRT IN UE:

1. Berlin: 303 km
2. Wien: 183 km
3. Prage: 137 km
4. Brussels: 133 km
5. Frankfurt: 125 km
6. Warszawa: 122 km
7. Helsinki: 90 km
8. Munchen: 71 km
9. Zurich: 69 km
10. London: 55 km


And Milan?? There are at least 200 km of tram tracks there! Definately more than in Wien!
 
#476 ·
Nicux said:
@bitxofo : TRAMS/LRT IN UE:

1. Berlin: 303 km
2. Wien: 183 km
3. Prage: 137 km
4. Brussels: 133 km
5. Frankfurt: 125 km
6. Warszawa: 122 km
7. Helsinki: 90 km
8. Munchen: 71 km
9. Zurich: 69 km
10. London: 55 km


And Milan?? There are at least 200 km of tram tracks there! Definately more than in Wien!
Sorry, but where did this list come from? There is a thread about public transport in Europe here: which has the most up to date figures for route lengths. It has been constantly updated by other forumers through 15 pages of discussion.

This list includes only Trams though, or light rail when they are more closer in definition to trams than to metro systems, This list doesn't include the total trams within a metropolitan area. e.g. Frankfurt's metro area has three networks that are linked by S-bahn with a total of 125km. The Rhein Ruhr would also be enormous in total.

Sankt Peterburg: 692km
Moskva: 418.8km
Milano: 287km
Katowice: 245km
Vienna: 240km
Sofia: 222km
Bruxelles: 205km
Köln: 188.5km
Berlin: 187.7km
Budapest: 156km
Bucuresti: 155km
Leipzig: 152.6km
Oslo: 152.5km
Karlsruhe: 149.9km
Düsseldorf: 146.3km
Göteborg: 144km
Kyiv: 139.9km
Basel: 139km
Amsterdam: 138km
Kharkiv: 132.2km
Dresden: 129.6km
Den Haag: 128.1km
Beograd: 127.3km
Prague: 125km
Torino: 123km
Riga: 123km
Warszawa: 119km
Lodz: 113km
Zürich: 108.9km
Odesa: 108.9km
Nizhni Novgorod: 100km
 
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