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All numerical data by Jordi Serradell 11/2011, except: Ridership data by John Kennes 07/2010. UN population data by Nordpil 2010. Ticket prices by UBS (Prices and Earnings, 2009, PDF, p. 20). Gauge, voltage, train width, and non-numerical data by Mike Rohde 11/2011. Cities found their way into the list according to Metrobits' criteria.

'Stations*' (with an asterisk) counts each interchange station as one. Daily ridership is annual ridership divided by 365 (for convenience; please note that weekday and weekend ridership may differ significantly and refer to the Annual Ridership column if desired). Ticket prices are for 10 km or 10 stops Price of a single ticket for the public transport network (bus, streetcar or metro) for a journey of approx. 10 km/6 miles or at least 10 stops (2009). Only one logo per city is shown.



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1 AdanaTurkeyAsiaMetro18 Mar 2009113.51,125 m13.0
2 AlgiersAlgeriaAfricaMetro1 Nov 201119.01,000 m10.01435third rail750yes
3 AlmatyAlma-AtaKazakhstanAsiaMetro1 Jan 201117.31,217 m7.02,63020127 million
4 AmsterdamNetherlandsEuropeMetro16 Oct 197748.21,128 m8.37,120200985 millionright1435third rail750Sneltram not included (9.8 km, 19 stations; 'Metros in Holland')
5 AnkaraTurkeyAsiaMetro30 Aug 1996211.61,100 m11.513,4002007113 millionright1435third rail750metro line1997
6 AntwerpBelgiumEuropePremetro25 Mar 197523.8844 m5.51000overhead wire600
7 AthensGreeceEuropeMetro1954317.31,020 m18.018,0002008342 millionright1435third rail600yesM3 airport line not included.
8 AtlantaUSAAmericaMARTA30 Jun 1979239.62,141 m19.51,180200734 millionright1435third rail750yes
9 BakuAzerbaijanAsiaMetro6 Nov 1967217.31,646 m11.514,5002011183 millionright1520third rail825
10 BaltimoreUSAAmericaMetro Subway21 Nov 1983124.51,885 m14.02,010201118 millionright1435third rail700yes
11 BangaloreIndiaAsiaMetro15 Sep 201117.51,500 m6.0
12 Belo HorizonteBrazilAmericaMetrô1 Aug 1986128.11,563 m19.0rightAccording to official website
13 BerlinGermanyEuropeU-Bahn18 Feb 19021014.7797 m19.59,3902011505 millionright1435third rail750
14 BielefeldGermanyEuropeStadtbahn21 Sep 197141.31,733 m1.8rightFull metro section length unknown. Only metro section included
15 BilbaoSpainEuropeMetro11 Nov 1995221.71,142 m20.05,680201190 millionleft1000overhead wire1500yesAccording to Metro Bilbao
16 BochumGermanyEuropeStadtbahn26 May 1979210.8797 m14.5right1435overhead wire660Rhein-Ruhr Stadtbahn Album 2
17 BonnGermanyEuropeStadtbahn22 Mar 197519.0818 m12.0right1435overhead wire7509 km, 12 stations underground. Approx. 17 km metro-like
18 BostonUSAAmericaThe T1 Sep 1897320.2960 m22.06,6602010147 millionright1435third rail, overhead wire (Green Line)600yesGreen and Red Lines' tram section not included
19 BrasiliaBrazilAmericaMetrô31 Mar 2001142.01,826 m24.03,590200955 millionright
20 BrusselsBelgiumEuropeMétro20 Sep 1976310.7555 m20.311,3002009133 millionright (left on lines 1 and 6 between Midi and Roi Baudouin)1435third rail900Premetro tunnels not included, 11 stations
21 BucharestRomaniaEuropeMetro16 Nov 1979417.31,505 m12.56,7702011171 millionright1435third rail825
22 BudapestHungaryEuropeMetro2 May 1896311.0846 m14.025,1002011302 millionright1435third rail, overhead wire (Line M1)825, 600 (Line M1)
23 Buenos AiresArgentinaAmericaSubte1 Dec 191368.2685 m13.017,1002011308 millionleft1435overhead wire, third rail (Line B)1500, 1100 (Line B)Premetro line not included
24 BuffaloUSAAmericaMetro Rail18 May 198518.41,194 m8.0rightOnly tunnel section
25 BursaTurkeyAsiaBursaray19 Aug 2002215.81,086 m15.5
26 CairoEgyptAfricaMetro27 Sep 1987232.81,236 m27.535,0002010837 millionleft1435overhead wire15005 stations
27 CaracasVenezuelaAmericaMetro27 Mar 1983512.11,344 m10.022,0002009485 million1435third rail750yesMetro Los Teques included (9.5 km)
28 CataniaItalyEuropeMetropolitana27 Jun 199913.8760 m6.0right1435overhead wire3000metroitaliane.it
29 ChangchunHsinkingChinaAsiaLRTOct 2002117.01,133 m16.0right(17 km, 16 stations on viaduct = metro). 14.6 km, 17 st on streets
30 CharleroiBelgiumEuropeMétro Léger21 Jun 197644.41,094 m5.0Full metro section length unknown. Total length 25 km. Data from Wikipedia
31 ChennaiMadrasIndiaAsiaMRTS19 Oct 1997127.01,688 m17.0
32 ChibaJapanAsiaMonorail28 Mar 198827.8969 m9.0left
33 ChicagoUSAAmerica"L"6 Jun 1892820.81,153 m19.03,6602011222 millionright1435third rail600yes151 Stations and 173 km (UrbanRail.net)
34 ClevelandUSAAmericaRapid Transit15 Mar 1955131.01,824 m18.053020116 millionright1435overhead wire6002 Light Rail lines not included
35 CologneGermanyEuropeStadtbahn11 Oct 1968153.01,250 m3.4right1435overhead wire750new light rail trains onlyApprox. 45 km metro-like. 30 km underground.
36 DalianChinaAsiaMetro1 May 2003149.04,455 m12.02,460201244 millionrightSuburban service?
37 DelhiIndiaAsiaMetro24 Dec 2002632.21,410 m23.88,6002011606 millionleft1676, 1435 (Green, Violet lines)overhead wire25000yes
38 DetroitUSAAmericaPeople MoverJul 198714.8400 m13.0right1435third rail600downtown people mover, LIM technology1987yes
39 DnepropetrovskDnipropetrovskUkraineEuropeMetro29 Dec 199517.11,420 m6.03,47020109 million1520third rail825According to Mr. Yuri Popov
40 DortmundGermanyEuropeStadtbahn17 May 197639.8866 m12.3right1435overhead wire600H-Bahn1984Rhein-Ruhr Stadtbahn Album 2
41 DuesseldorfDüsseldorfGermanyEuropeStadtbahn4 Oct 198124.8798 m7.0right1435overhead wire600Rhein-Ruhr Stadtbahn Album 1
42 DuisburgGermanyEuropeStadtbahn11 Jul 199227.21,304 m6.5rightRhein-Ruhr Stadtbahn Album 1
43 EdmontonCanadaAmericaLight Rail22 Apr 1978120.41,457 m15.0right
44 EssenGermanyEuropeStadtbahn5 Oct 196736.7842 m9.0right1435overhead wire750Rhein-Ruhr Stadtbahn Album 1
45 FrankfurtGermanyEuropeU-Bahn4 Oct 196836.8732 m10.3right1435overhead wire75020.40 km, 27 stations underground ('Schnellbahnen in Deutschland')
46 GelsenkirchenGermanyEuropeStadtbahn1 Sep 198415.5690 m9.0right1000overhead wire600Rhein-Ruhr Stadtbahn Album 2
47 GenoaItalyEuropeMetropolitana13 Jun 199017.11,014 m8.0right1435overhead wire750metroitaliane.it
48 GlasgowUnited KingdomEuropeSubway14 Dec 1896110.4743 m15.03,420201113 millionleft1219third rail600
49 GuadalajaraMexicoAmericaMetro1 Sep 1989212.0889 m14.5right
50 HaifaIsraelAsiaCarmelit195911.8350 m6.0
51 HamburgGermanyEuropeU-Bahn1 Mar 1912426.21,102 m24.85,2102011199 millionright1435third rail750According to official website
52 HanoverHannoverGermanyEuropeStadtbahn28 Sep 197536.21,033 m7.0right1435overhead wire60018.60 km, 17 stations underground ('Schnellbahnen in Deutschland')
53 HelsinkiFinlandEuropeMetro3 Aug 1982121.01,313 m17.08,090201162 millionright1524third rail750According to Metros in Skandinavien (R.Schwandl)
54 HiroshimaJapanAsiaMonorail20 Aug 1994118.4920 m21.02,680200518 millionleftAccording to Mr. Osamu Abe
55 IstanbulTurkeyEuropeMetro16 Sep 2000221.01,615 m14.05,090201178 millionright1435overhead wire, third rail (Line M2)750Wikipedia. Hafif Metro not included (25.8 km, 24 stations, 2 lines)
56 IzmirTurkeyAsiaMetro22 May 2000115.91,223 m14.010,900201163 million1435third rail750
57 JacksonvilleUSAAmericaSkyway30 May 198916.91,380 m6.0right2060third rail750downtown monorail people mover1989
58 KamakuraJapanAsiaMonorail3 Mar 197016.6943 m8.0leftShonan Monorail.
59 KazanRussiaEuropeMetro27 Aug 2005110.91,817 m7.06,790201227 millionrightAccording to Mr. Yuri Popov
60 KharkovKharkivUkraineEuropeMetro23 Aug 1975312.51,438 m9.718,3002011250 millionrightAccording to Mr. Yuri Popov
61 KievKyivUkraineEuropeMetro22 Oct 1960322.11,379 m17.021,5002011519 millionright1520third rail825
62 KitakyushuKitaky?sh?JapanAsiaMonorail9 Jan 198518.8733 m13.0left
63 KolkataCalcuttaIndiaAsiaMetro Railway24 Oct 1984125.01,136 m23.019,0002009173 millionright25 km wikipedia, 27.50 km urbanrail ???
64 Kryvyi RihKrivoy RogUkraineEuropeMetrotram26 Dec 1986118.01,636 m12.0
65 KunmingChinaAsiaMetro28 Jun 2012118.218,200 m2.0
66 LausanneSwitzerlandEuropeMetro24 May 199126.8507 m14.5line m22008Only m2 is a full metro (27.10.2008: 5.9 km, 14 sta). Line m1: 3 underground stations
67 LimaPeruAmericaTren Urbano5 Apr 2012122.01,467 m16.0
68 LisbonPortugalEuropeMetro29 Dec 1959411.1869 m13.811,3002010183 millionleft1435third rail750
69 Los AngelesUSAAmericaMetro Rail30 Jan 1993319.82,196 m10.02,130201146 millionright1435overhead wire, third rail (Red, Purple lines)750yesRed, Purple and Green lines
70 LudwigshafenGermanyEuropeStadtbahn29 May 19690364 mrightFull metro section length unknown.
71 LyonFranceEuropeMétro28 Apr 197847.7787 m10.822,9002009257 millionleft1435third rail750line D/Maggaly, rubber-tyred, no PSDs1991
72 ManilaPhilippinesAsiaMRT1 Dec 1984317.21,256 m14.718,4002008346 millionrightyesLength not sure
73 MaracaiboVenezuelaAmericaMetro8 Jun 200916.51,300 m6.0yes
74 MarseilleFranceEuropeMétro26 Nov 1977210.9779 m15.09,430201175 millionright1435third rail750
75 MashhadIranAsia10 Oct 2011119.0905 m22.0
76 MedellinMedellínColombiaAmericaMetro30 Nov 1995214.41,200 m13.016,2002011170 million1435overhead wire1500Metro Cable not included, 4 stations
77 Mexico CityMexicoAmericaMetro5 Sep 19691215.0984 m16.324,50020121,609 millionright1995third rail750ONLY PASSENGER SERVICE KM COUNTED
78 MiamiUSAAmericaMetrorail21 May 1984139.81,809 m23.01,240201118 millionright1435third rail750downtown people mover, rubber-tyred1986yesMetromover not included (20 stations, 7 km)
79 MinskBelarusEuropeMetro26 Jun 1984217.71,362 m14.021,7002012281 millionright1520third rail825According to Mr. Yuri Popov
80 MonterreyMexicoAmericaMetro25 Apr 1991215.81,050 m16.012,0002009138 millionright
81 MontrealMontréalCanadaAmericaMetro14 Oct 1966417.31,003 m18.38,6702006219 millionright1994third rail750
82 MoscowRussiaEuropeMetro15 May 19351225.81,778 m15.521,20020112,389 millionright1520third rail825lines 3, 5 since 2009Monorail (6 stations, 4.7 km) not included.
83 MulheimMülheimGermanyEuropeStadtbahn3 Nov 197924.5819 m6.5right1435overhead wire750Rhein-Ruhr Stadtbahn Album 1
84 MumbaiBombayIndiaAsiaSuburban Railway534.22,515 m14.6In fact, 4 suburban railway lines with metro frequency
85 MunichGermanyEuropeU-Bahn19 Oct 1971615.7981 m17.010,5002010360 millionright1435third rail750
86 NahaJapanAsiaMonorail10 Aug 2003112.8914 m15.0left
87 NanjingNankingChinaAsiaMetro27 Aug 2005242.31,540 m28.511,1002011344 millionright
88 NaplesItalyEuropeMetropolitana28 Mar 1993310.61,136 m10.33,020201135 millionleft1435overhead wire1500M3 and M4 not included (M3: 12.3 km, 12 sta. M4: 8.3 km, 8 sta.)
89 NewarkUSAAmericaSubway26 May 193512.2733 m4.0right4 underground stations
90 NewcastleUnited KingdomEuropeMetro7 Aug 1980238.31,297 m30.51,360201138 millionleft1435overhead wire1500
91 Nizhny NovgorodGorkyRussiaEuropeMetro20 Nov 198529.41,454 m7.53,910201027 millionright1520third rail825According to Mr. Yuri Popov
92 NovosibirskRussiaAsiaMetro7 Jan 198628.21,487 m6.512,700201176 millionright1520third rail825According to Mr. Yuri Popov
93 NurembergGermanyEuropeU-Bahn1 Mar 1972312.0800 m16.08,9802011118 millionright1435third rail750lines U2, U3, no PSDs, sharing tracks with driver-operated trains2008
94 OportoPortoPortugalEuropeMetro7 Dec 2002210.91,669 m7.5right1435overhead wire750yesFull metro section length unknown.14 underground stations & 6,3 km in tunnel in downtown
95 OsloNorwayEuropeT-Bane22 May 1966512.4861 m15.43,360201076 millionright1435third rail750Line 1 not included (it has level crossings). Length not sure
96 Palma de MallorcaSpainEuropeMetro25 Apr 200718.31,038 m9.010001500
97 PerugiaItalyEuropeMinimetro29 Jan 200813.0500 m7.0'Minimetro'2008
98 PhiladelphiaUSAAmericaSubway4 Mar 1907320.7984 m22.04,7302011107 millionright1435, 1588 (Market-Frankford Line)third rail600, 685 (PATCO)yesPATCO line included. Subway trolley not (10 stations)
99 PittsburghUSAAmericaT3 Jul 198514.8960 m6.0rightFull metro section length unknown (all lines: 40 km).2.90 is the length of the tunnel section.
100 Porto AlegreBrazilAmericaMetro2 Mar 1985133.82,112 m17.0rightAccording to official website
101 PoznanPolandEuropeFast Tram1 Mar 199716.11,220 m6.0Rapid Tram
102 PragueCzech RepublicEuropeMetro9 May 1974319.71,094 m19.024,6002011530 millionright1435third rail750
103 PyongyangNorth KoreaAsiaMetro6 Sep 1973211.31,607 m8.04,380200936 million1435third rail825
104 RecifeBrazilAmericaMetrô11 Mar 1985219.91,418 m15.0rightAccording to official website
105 Rio de JaneiroBrazilAmericaMetrô5 Mar 1979221.01,313 m17.013,8002010212 millionright1600third rail750yes
106 RomeItalyEuropeMetropolitana10 Feb 1955220.8832 m26.021,8002008331 millionleft1435overhead wire1500yesmetroitaliane.it
107 RotterdamNetherlandsEuropeMetro10 Feb 1968223.51,306 m19.05,070200887 millionright1435third rail750Only metro section. Sneltram: 8.4 km, 11 stations. 'Metros in Holland'
108 RouenFranceEuropeMétro17 Dec 199412.2550 m5.05 underground stations
109 Saint LouisUSAAmericaMetrolink31 Jul 1993236.72,097 m18.5right
110 SamaraKuybyshevRussiaEuropeMetro26 Dec 1987110.21,275 m9.04,300201116 millionright1520third rail825According to Mr. Yuri Popov
111 San FranciscoUSAAmericaBART11 Sep 1972533.44,279 m8.81,8202012111 millionright1676third rail1000yesMUNI not included (8 underground stations)
112 San JuanPuerto RicoAmericaTren Urbano6 Jun 2005117.21,147 m16.01,750201111 million
113 SantiagoSantiago de ChileChileAmericaMetro15 Sep 1975520.5994 m21.617,1002011640 millionright1435third rail750
114 Santo DomingoDominican RepublicAmericaMetro30 Jan 2009114.5967 m16.05,480201129 million1435yes
115 SapporoJapanAsiaSubway16 Dec 1971316.01,043 m16.311,9002008209 millionleft2150, 2180 (Namboku Line)overhead wire, third rail (Namboku Line)1500, 750 (Namboku Line)According to Mr. Osamu Abe
116 SeattleUSAAmericaLight Rail18 Jul 2009122.22,018 m12.0rightyesDowntown tunnel section considered as a full metro
117 SendaiJapanAsiaSubway15 Jul 1987114.8925 m17.010,700200858 millionleft1067overhead wire1500According to Mr. Osamu Abe
118 SofiaBulgariaEuropeMetro28 Jan 1998215.61,200 m14.02,550200929 millionright1435third rail825
119 StockholmSwedenEuropeTunnelbana1 Oct 1950335.21,047 m34.78,0102011309 millionleft1435third rail650, 750 (Blue Line)According to official website. 7 operational lines
120 StuttgartGermanyEuropeStadtbahn10 Jun 1966212.01,412 m9.5right1435overhead wire750yes24 km underground. (Schnellbahnen in Deutschland)
121 SuzhouSu-chouChinaAsiaSubway29 Apr 2012125.71,117 m24.0rightyesAccording to Wikipedia, official website
122 SydneyAustraliaOceaniaCityrail192637.42,005 m4.7leftyesOnly underground stations in downtown. Monorail: 3.6 km, 8 stations
123 TamaJapanAsiaMonorail27 Nov 1998116.0889 m19.0left
124 TashkentUzbekistanAsiaMetro6 Nov 1977312.11,392 m9.74,920201065 millionright1520third rail825According to Mr. Yuri Popov
125 TbilisiGeorgiaAsiaMetro11 Jan 1966213.11,315 m11.09,170200888 millionright1520third rail825According to Mr. Yuri Popov
126 TehranIranAsiaMetro21 Feb 2000418.31,106 m17.518,0002011480 million1435third rail750yesLine 5 to Karaj not included (42 km, 11 stations) Lenght unknown
127 The HagueNetherlandsEuropeRandstadRail16 Oct 200439.31,033 m10.0rightFull metro section length unknown (47 km?)
128 TorontoCanadaAmericaSubway30 Apr 1954417.81,019 m18.510,7002006278 millionright1480third rail600yes
129 ValenciaSpainEuropeMetro3 Oct 1988310.6909 m12.7right1000overhead wire1500yesFull metro section length unknown.
130 ValenciaVenezuelaAmericaMetro18 Oct 200616.21,033 m7.09,280201021 million
131 ValparaisoChileAmericaMetro23 Nov 2005143.02,263 m20.0right
132 VancouverCanadaAmericaSkyTrain3 Jan 1986323.21,511 m16.34,7302011120 millionright1435third rail600Skytrain, LIM technology, currently the world's longest automated system1986yes
133 ViennaAustriaEuropeU-Bahn25 Feb 1978514.9769 m20.419,6002010534 millionright1435third rail750yesAccording to official website. Premetro tunnel not included
134 VolgogradStalingradRussiaEuropeMetro5 Nov 198416.81,360 m6.0Total system: 22 stations, 17,1 km
135 WarsawPolandEuropeMetro7 Apr 1995122.61,130 m21.017,0002011140 millionright1435third rail825
136 WashingtonUSAAmericaMetrorail27 Mar 1976534.22,014 m18.03,4902012218 millionright1435third rail750yes
137 WuhanHankouChinaAsiaMetro28 Sep 2004228.41,234 m24.03,520201173 millionright
138 WuppertalGermanyEuropeSchwebebahn1 Mar 1901113.3700 m20.0rightoverhead rail600
139 XianXi'anChinaAsiaMetro16 Sep 2011126.41,650 m17.06,120201259 million1435
140 YekaterinburgEkaterinburgRussiaAsiaMetro26 Apr 1991112.71,587 m9.08,200201138 millionright
141 YerevanErevanArmeniaAsiaMetro7 Mar 1981112.11,344 m10.03,850201117 millionrightAccording to Mr. Yuri Popov
142 BresciaItalyEuropeMetro22 Dec 2012113.1819 m17.0metro2012According to official website
143 HangzhouHangchowChinaAsiaMetro24 Nov 2012148.01,600 m31.0Wikipedia
144 OsakaJapanAsiaSubway20 May 1933915.31,111 m14.816,6002010836 millionleft1435third rail750, 600 (Nanko Port Town Line)Nanko Port Town Line, rubber-tyred1981all stations on the Nanko Port Town LineMonorail not included (23.8 km, 18 st). OTS + new tram included
145 CopenhagenDenmarkEuropeMetro19 Oct 2002210.51,050 m11.07,050201154 millionright1435third rail750all metro lines2002all underground stationsall metro and S-Tog trainsAccording to official website
146 Hong KongHong Kong S.A.R.AsiaMTR1 Oct 19791017.52,059 m9.522,60020121,444 millionleft1435overhead wire1500 (MTR), 25000 (KCR)Disneyland Resort Line2005all underground stationsyes175 Km and 82 stations according to MRT. 184km urbanrail.35.3km airport express not included
147 BangkokThailandAsiaSkytrain, MRT5 Dec 1999420.01,512 m14.38,3702011245 millionleft1435linearGreen line1999Green line, Blue lineyes
148 LondonUnited KingdomEuropeUnderground10 Jan 18631136.51,552 m24.57,98020111,171 millionleft1435third rail600, 750 (DLR)Docklands Light Rail1987Jubilee Line extensionMetropolitan LineDLR not included (31.4 km, 39 stations). East London Line removed (will be assigned to Overground). Overground: 86 km, 55 st.
149 YokohamaJapanAsiaSubway16 Dec 1972319.21,280 m16.09,4202008198 millionleft1435third rail750Kanazawa Seaside line, LRT, rubber-tyred1989Kanazawa Seaside LRT lineKanazawa Line not included (10.6 km)
150 Kuala LumpurMalaysiaAsiaLRT, Monorail16 Dec 1996321.31,123 m20.04,6702008109 millionleftLRT1996KLIA line to airport, Kelana Jaya line's underground stationsyes
151 SevilleSevillaSpainEuropeMetro2 Apr 2009118.0900 m21.0Line 1
152 BusanSouth KoreaAsiaSubway19 Jul 1985526.41,080 m25.46,6502012320 millionrightLine 42011line 3
153 MilanItalyEuropeMetropolitana1 Nov 1964327.8915 m31.310,8002007328 millionright1435overhead wire, third rail (line M1)1500, 750 (line M1)line M52013line M5yesmetroitaliane.it
154 ParisFranceEuropeMétro19 Jul 19001613.6596 m23.919,20020111,524 millionright (metro), left (RER)1435third rail750lines 1, 14, rubber-tyred1998lines 1, 13 (part), 14lines 1, 2, 5, 9
155 DaeguTaeguSouth KoreaAsiaSubway26 Nov 1997227.0998 m28.06,4602012127 millionlines 1, 2
156 SeoulSouth KoreaAsiaSubway15 Aug 1974936.31,114 m33.621,10020122,518 millionright1435overhead wire1500lines 2 and 9, planned for all lines by 2010yesOnly metro section.
157 Sao PauloSão PauloBrazilAmericaMetrô14 Sep 1974514.91,198 m13.432,3002012877 millionright1600third rail (lines 1-3), overhead wire (lines 4, 5)750 (lines 1-3), 1500 (lines 4, 5)line 42010lines 2, 3, 4 (since 2010)all metro lines and regional railAccording to official website. C Line: 26 km + 16 st. E Line: 22km + 7 st)
158 BarcelonaSpainEuropeMetro30 Dec 19241110.9786 m14.88,9302011389 millionright1435third rail (TMB), overhead wire (FGC)1200lines L9, L10, L112009lines L9, L10, L11yesTram lines not included (1.8 km subway tram line, T5)
159 TokyoJapanAsiaMetro30 Dec 19271323.41,099 m22.327,90020113,102 millionleft1067, 1435 (Ginza, Marunouchi, Asakusa, Oedo lines), 1372 (Shinjuku line)overhead wire, third rail (Ginza, Marunouchi lines)1500, 600 (Ginza, Marunouchi lines)Yurikamome Waterfront line, rubber-tyred1995Marunouchi, Mita, Namboku, Yurikamome linesyesAccording to Mr. Osamu Abe. Saitama, Yurikamone, Monorail, Yamanote, Chuo, Rinkai not incl.
160 KaohsiungGaoxiongTaiwanAsiaMRT9 Mar 2008222.51,250 m19.03,170201252 million1435third rail750MRT
161 DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesAsiaMetro9 Sep 2009234.81,584 m23.04,2802012109 millionright1435third rail750metro2009metro, monorailyes
162 ShanghaiChinaAsiaMetro10 Apr 19951236.41,539 m24.714,30020122,276 millionright1435overhead wire1500newer line 4 stations and refitted line 1 stationsyesMaglev and Bund tunnel not included. From Wikipedia. 411,90 km ? Line 13 closes for reconstruction
163 TaipeiTaiwanAsiaMRT28 Mar 1996814.11,149 m13.315,9002012652 millionright2060third rail750Wenshan (Muzha) VAL line1996PGDs in the busier MRT stations, PSDs in all VAL stationsyes
164 BeijingPekingChinaAsiaSubway1 Oct 19691627.61,797 m16.415,20020122,460 millionright1435third rail825PGDs on underground stations of line 5, PSDs on lines 8, 10yes
165 KobeJapanAsiaSubway13 Mar 1977215.31,275 m13.010,8002008121 millionleft1435overhead wire, third rail (Portliner)1500, 600 (Portliner)Port Liner and Rokko Liner, rubber-tyred1981Port Liner and Rokko LinerAccording to Mr. Osamu Abe. Portliner, Rokko lines not included (15 st)
166 New YorkNew York CityUSAAmericaSubway27 Oct 19042713.6834 m17.312,30020121,655 millionright1435third rail625, 650 (PATH)planned for new Second Avenue LineyesAccording to official website. PATH not included (22.2 km, 13 stations). SIR not included
167 TianjinTientsinChinaAsiaMetro28 Mar 2004431.01,610 m20.31,410201064 millionright1435third rail825platform gate doorsyesBinhai Line and metro line included. (10-08-1980: 7.4 km, 7 stations)
168 ChongqingChungkingChinaAsiaMonorail18 Jun 2005431.71,548 m21.5rightThe three underground stations (Daping, Linjiangmen, and Jiaochangkou) have PSDsyes
169 NagoyaJapanAsiaSubway15 Nov 1957423.31,001 m24.312,6002008427 millionleft1435, 1067 (Tsurumai, Sakura-dori lines)third rail, overhead wire (Tsurumai, Sakura-dori lines)600, 1500 (Tsurumai, Sakura-dori lines)Tobu Kyuryo maglev line2005Tobu Kyuryo maglev lineyes3 stations +
170 KyotoJapanAsiaSubway1 Apr 1981215.61,043 m16.011,0002008126 millionleft1435overhead wire1500Tozai line
171 MadridSpainEuropeMetro17 Oct 19191322.01,064 m21.76,0802011635 millionleft1445overhead wire600tests in 2010, plans for 2011yesML1, ML2, ML3 not included (27.8 km, 37 st.; Embajadores=Acacias)
172 RennesFranceEuropeMétro16 Mar 200219.0643 m15.014,300201147 millionrightVAL2002VAL
173 ToulouseFranceEuropeMétro26 Jun 1993213.8764 m19.010,3002011103 millionright2060third rail750VAL1993VAL
174 TurinItalyEuropeMetropolitana4 Feb 2006113.4670 m21.06,750201133 millionrightVAL2006VALyes
175 LilleFranceEuropeMétro25 Apr 1983222.8758 m31.05,780200996 millionright2060third rail750VAL1983VAL, all stations
176 Saint PetersburgLeningradRussiaEuropeMetro15 Nov 1955522.71,831 m13.419,0002011786 millionright1520third rail825windowless steel doors in ten stationsAccording to Mr. Yuri Popov
177 ChengduChinaAsiaMetro27 Sep 2010220.41,202 m18.06,9002012103 millionrightyesyeshttp://railway-technology.com/projects/chengdu-metro
178 DaejeonTaejonSouth KoreaAsiaSubway16 Mar 2006122.61,076 m22.04,610201138 millionyes
179 FukuokaJapanAsiaSubway26 Jul 198139.9931 m11.711,4002007124 millionleft1067overhead wire1500yesAccording to Mr. Osamu Abe
180 GuangzhouCantonChinaAsiaMetro28 Jun 1999829.01,680 m18.321,60020121,825 millionright1435third rail825APM line (underground people mover)2010yesyesAPM included
181 GwangjuSouth KoreaAsiaSubway28 Apr 2004120.11,058 m20.02,450201118 millionyes
182 IncheonInchonSouth KoreaAsiaSubway6 Oct 1999129.51,054 m29.08,270201289 millionyes
183 Las VegasUSAAmericaMonorail15 Jul 200416.21,033 m7.0rightmonorail2004yesHotels monorails not included
184 MeccaSaudi ArabiaAsiaMetro13 Nov 2010118.12,263 m9.0right1435third rail1500yesyes
185 ShenyangMukdenChinaAsiaMetro27 Sep 2010224.71,268 m20.5rightyes
186 ShenzhenChinaAsiaMetro28 Dec 2004535.71,416 m26.22,0302009132 millionright1435yesyes
187 SingaporeSingaporeAsiaMRT7 Nov 1987436.61,526 m25.014,8002011794 millionleft1435third rail750North-East Line, Circle Line and the 3 rubber-tyred LRT lines2003yesyes








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