World Metro Database

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1	Adana		Turkey	18 Mar 2009	Metro	13	13	1	13.5	1,125 m	13.0
2	Almaty	Alma-Ata	Kazakhstan	1 Jan 2011	Metro	7	7	1	7.3	1,217 m	7.0	2,630	19,200	7 million	2012
3	Bangalore		India	15 Sep 2011	Metro	6	6	1	7.5	1,500 m	6.0
4	Brescia		Italy	22 Dec 2012	Metro	17	17	1	13.1	819 m	17.0								metro		2012
5	Changchun	Hsinking	China	Oct 2002	LRT	16	16	1	17.0	1,133 m	16.0						right
6	Dalian		China	1 May 2003	Metro	12	12	1	49.0	4,455 m	12.0	2,460	121,000	44 million	2012		right
7	Hangzhou	Hangchow	China	24 Nov 2012	Metro	31	31	1	48.0	1,600 m	31.0
8	Kaohsiung	Gaoxiong	Taiwan	9 Mar 2008	MRT	38	37	2	22.5	1,250 m	19.0	3,170	142,000	52 million	2012			750				MRT
9	Kazan		Russia	27 Aug 2005	Metro	7	7	1	10.9	1,817 m	7.0	6,790	74,000	27 million	2012		right
10	Kunming		China	28 Jun 2012	Metro	2	2	1	18.2	18,200 m	2.0
11	Mashhad		Iran	10 Oct 2011		22	22	1	19.0	905 m	22.0
12	Nanjing	Nanking	China	27 Aug 2005	Metro	57	55	2	42.3	1,540 m	28.5	11,100	942,000	344 million	2011		right
13	Palma de Mallorca		Spain	25 Apr 2007	Metro	9	9	1	8.3	1,038 m	9.0							1500
14	Perugia		Italy	29 Jan 2008	Minimetro	7	7	1	3.0	500 m	7.0								'Minimetro'		2008
15	Poznan		Poland	1 Mar 1997	Fast Tram	6	6	1	6.1	1,220 m	6.0
16	San Juan		Puerto Rico	6 Jun 2005	Tren Urbano	16	16	1	17.2	1,147 m	16.0	1,750	30,100	11 million	2011
17	Seville	Sevilla	Spain	2 Apr 2009	Metro	21	21	1	18.0	900 m	21.0											Line 1
18	Shenyang	Mukden	China	27 Sep 2010	Metro	41	40	2	24.7	1,268 m	20.5						right					yes
19	The Hague		Netherlands	16 Oct 2004	RandstadRail	30	30	3	9.3	1,033 m	10.0						right
20	Valencia		Venezuela	18 Oct 2006	Metro	7	7	1	6.2	1,033 m	7.0	9,280	57,500	21 million	2010
21	Valparaiso		Chile	23 Nov 2005	Metro	20	20	1	43.0	2,263 m	20.0						right
22	Xian	Xi'an	China	16 Sep 2011	Metro	17	17	1	26.4	1,650 m	17.0	6,120	162,000	59 million	2012									yes
23	Amsterdam		Netherlands	16 Oct 1977	Metro	33	33	4	8.2	1,128 m	8.3	7,120	233,000	85 million	2009	2.09 EUR	right	750
24	Ankara		Turkey	30 Aug 1996	Metro	23	22	2	11.6	1,100 m	11.5	13,400	310,000	113 million	2007		right	750	metro line		1997
25	Antwerp		Belgium	25 Mar 1975	Premetro	11	11	2	3.8	844 m	5.5							600
26	Baku		Azerbaijan	6 Nov 1967	Metro	23	22	2	17.3	1,646 m	11.5	14,500	501,000	183 million	2011		right	825
27	Belo Horizonte		Brazil	1 Aug 1986	Metrô	19	19	1	28.1	1,563 m	19.0						right
28	Berlin		Germany	18 Feb 1902	U-Bahn	195	173	10	14.7	797 m	19.5	9,390	1.38 million	505 million	2011	2.10 EUR	right	750						yes
29	Bielefeld		Germany	21 Sep 1971	Stadtbahn	7	7	4	1.3	1,733 m	1.8						right
30	Bochum		Germany	26 May 1979	Stadtbahn	29	27	2	10.8	797 m	14.5						right	660
31	Bonn		Germany	22 Mar 1975	Stadtbahn	12	12	1	9.0	818 m	12.0						right	750
32	Brasilia		Brazil	31 Mar 2001	Metrô	24	24	1	42.0	1,826 m	24.0	3,590	151,000	55 million	2009		right
33	Brussels		Belgium	20 Sep 1976	Métro	61	59	3	10.7	555 m	20.3	11,300	364,000	133 million	2009	1.53 EUR	right (left on lines 1 and 6 between Midi and Roi Baudouin)	900						line 1
34	Bucharest		Romania	16 Nov 1979	Metro	50	45	4	17.3	1,505 m	12.5	6,770	468,000	171 million	2011	0.40 EUR	right	825
35	Budapest		Hungary	2 May 1896	Metro	42	40	3	11.0	846 m	14.0	25,100	827,000	302 million	2011	0.95 EUR	right	825, 600 (Line M1)
36	Buenos Aires		Argentina	1 Dec 1913	Subte	78	69	6	8.2	685 m	13.0	17,100	844,000	308 million	2011	0.24 EUR	left	1500, 1100 (Line B)						yes
37	Buffalo		USA	18 May 1985	Metro Rail	8	8	1	8.4	1,194 m	8.0						right
38	Bursa		Turkey	19 Aug 2002	Bursaray	31	31	2	15.8	1,086 m	15.5
39	Busan		South Korea	19 Jul 1985	Subway	127	119	5	26.4	1,080 m	25.4	6,650	877,000	320 million	2012		right		Line 4	Line 4	2011	line 3
40	Catania		Italy	27 Jun 1999	Metropolitana	6	6	1	3.8	760 m	6.0						right	3000
41	Charleroi		Belgium	21 Jun 1976	Métro Léger	20	20	4	4.4	1,094 m	5.0
42	Chennai	Madras	India	19 Oct 1997	MRTS	17	17	1	27.0	1,688 m	17.0
43	Chiba		Japan	28 Mar 1988	Monorail	18	18	2	7.8	969 m	9.0						left
44	Cleveland		USA	15 Mar 1955	Rapid Transit	18	18	1	31.0	1,824 m	18.0	530	16,400	6 million	2011		right	600
45	Daegu	Taegu	South Korea	26 Nov 1997	Subway	56	55	2	27.0	998 m	28.0	6,460	348,000	127 million	2012							lines 1, 2
46	Daejeon	Taejon	South Korea	16 Mar 2006	Subway	22	22	1	22.6	1,076 m	22.0	4,610	104,000	38 million	2011							yes
47	Dnepropetrovsk	Dnipropetrovsk	Ukraine	29 Dec 1995	Metro	6	6	1	7.1	1,420 m	6.0	3,470	24,700	9 million	2010			825
48	Dortmund		Germany	17 May 1976	Stadtbahn	37	37	3	9.8	866 m	12.3						right	600	H-Bahn		1984			yes
49	Duesseldorf	Düsseldorf	Germany	4 Oct 1981	Stadtbahn	14	14	2	4.8	798 m	7.0						right	600						yes
50	Duisburg		Germany	11 Jul 1992	Stadtbahn	13	13	2	7.2	1,304 m	6.5						right							yes
51	Edmonton		Canada	22 Apr 1978	Light Rail	15	15	1	20.4	1,457 m	15.0						right
52	Essen		Germany	5 Oct 1967	Stadtbahn	27	27	3	6.7	842 m	9.0						right	750						yes
53	Frankfurt		Germany	4 Oct 1968	U-Bahn	31	27	3	6.8	732 m	10.3					2.30 EUR	right	750						yes
54	Fukuoka		Japan	26 Jul 1981	Subway	35	34	3	9.9	931 m	11.7	11,400	340,000	124 million	2007		left	1500				yes		yes
55	Gelsenkirchen		Germany	1 Sep 1984	Stadtbahn	9	9	1	5.5	690 m	9.0						right	600
56	Genoa		Italy	13 Jun 1990	Metropolitana	8	8	1	7.1	1,014 m	8.0						right	750						yes
57	Glasgow		United Kingdom	14 Dec 1896	Subway	15	15	1	10.4	743 m	15.0	3,420	35,600	13 million	2011		left	600
58	Guadalajara		Mexico	1 Sep 1989	Metro	29	28	2	12.0	889 m	14.5						right
59	Gwangju		South Korea	28 Apr 2004	Subway	20	20	1	20.1	1,058 m	20.0	2,450	49,300	18 million	2011							yes
60	Haifa		Israel	1959	Carmelit	6	6	1	1.8	350 m	6.0
61	Hamburg		Germany	1 Mar 1912	U-Bahn	99	91	4	26.2	1,102 m	24.8	5,210	545,000	199 million	2011		right	750
62	Hanover	Hannover	Germany	28 Sep 1975	Stadtbahn	21	17	3	6.2	1,033 m	7.0						right	600						yes
63	Helsinki		Finland	3 Aug 1982	Metro	17	17	1	21.0	1,313 m	17.0	8,090	170,000	62 million	2011	2.10 EUR	right	750						yes
64	Hiroshima		Japan	20 Aug 1994	Monorail	21	21	1	18.4	920 m	21.0	2,680	49,300	18 million	2005		left			yes
65	Incheon	Inchon	South Korea	6 Oct 1999	Subway	29	29	1	29.5	1,054 m	29.0	8,270	244,000	89 million	2012							yes
66	Istanbul		Turkey	16 Sep 2000	Metro	28	28	2	21.0	1,615 m	14.0	5,090	214,000	78 million	2011	0.63 EUR	right	750
67	Izmir		Turkey	22 May 2000	Metro	14	14	1	15.9	1,223 m	14.0	10,900	173,000	63 million	2011			750
68	Jacksonville		USA	30 May 1989	Skyway	6	6	1	6.9	1,380 m	6.0						right	750	downtown monorail people mover		1989
69	Kamakura		Japan	3 Mar 1970	Monorail	8	8	1	6.6	943 m	8.0						left
70	Kharkov	Kharkiv	Ukraine	23 Aug 1975	Metro	29	26	3	12.5	1,438 m	9.7	18,300	685,000	250 million	2011		right
71	Kiev	Kyiv	Ukraine	22 Oct 1960	Metro	51	48	3	22.1	1,379 m	17.0	21,500	1.42 million	519 million	2011	0.27 EUR	right	825
72	Kitakyushu	Kitaky?sh?	Japan	9 Jan 1985	Monorail	13	13	1	8.8	733 m	13.0						left							yes
73	Kobe		Japan	13 Mar 1977	Subway	26	24	2	15.3	1,275 m	13.0	10,800	332,000	121 million	2008		left	1500, 600 (Portliner)	Port Liner and Rokko Liner, rubber-tyred	Port Liner and Rokko Liner	1981	Port Liner and Rokko Liner		yes
74	Kolkata	Calcutta	India	24 Oct 1984	Metro Railway	23	23	1	25.0	1,136 m	23.0	19,000	474,000	173 million	2009		right
75	Kryvyi Rih	Krivoy Rog	Ukraine	26 Dec 1986	Metrotram	12	12	1	18.0	1,636 m	12.0
76	Kyoto		Japan	1 Apr 1981	Subway	32	31	2	15.6	1,043 m	16.0	11,000	345,000	126 million	2008		left	1500				Tozai line		yes
77	Las Vegas		USA	15 Jul 2004	Monorail	7	7	1	6.2	1,033 m	7.0						right		monorail		2004	yes
78	Lausanne		Switzerland	24 May 1991	Metro	29	28	2	6.8	507 m	14.5								line m2	line m2	2008			yes
79	Lille		France	25 Apr 1983	Métro	62	60	2	22.8	758 m	31.0	5,780	263,000	96 million	2009		right	750	VAL	yes	1983	VAL, all stations		yes
80	Lima		Peru	5 Apr 2012	Tren Urbano	16	16	1	22.0	1,467 m	16.0					0.29 EUR
81	Lisbon		Portugal	29 Dec 1959	Metro	55	49	4	11.1	869 m	13.8	11,300	501,000	183 million	2010	0.80 EUR	left	750						yes
82	Ludwigshafen		Germany	29 May 1969	Stadtbahn	11	11	0		364 m							right
83	Lyon		France	28 Apr 1978	Métro	43	39	4	7.7	787 m	10.8	22,900	704,000	257 million	2009	1.60 EUR	left	750	line D/Maggaly, rubber-tyred, no PSDs	yes	1991
84	Marseille		France	26 Nov 1977	Métro	30	28	2	10.9	779 m	15.0	9,430	205,000	75 million	2011		right	750		yes
85	Medellin	Medellín	Colombia	30 Nov 1995	Metro	26	25	2	14.4	1,200 m	13.0	16,200	466,000	170 million	2011			1500
86	Mexico City		Mexico	5 Sep 1969	Metro	195	163	12	15.0	984 m	16.3	24,500	4.41 million	1,609 million	2012	0.14 EUR	right	750		yes
87	Minsk		Belarus	26 Jun 1984	Metro	28	27	2	17.7	1,362 m	14.0	21,700	770,000	281 million	2012		right	825
88	Monterrey		Mexico	25 Apr 1991	Metro	32	31	2	15.8	1,050 m	16.0	12,000	378,000	138 million	2009		right			yes
89	Montreal	Montréal	Canada	14 Oct 1966	Metro	73	68	4	17.3	1,003 m	18.3	8,670	600,000	219 million	2006	1.67 EUR	right	750		yes
90	Mulheim	Mülheim	Germany	3 Nov 1979	Stadtbahn	13	12	2	4.5	819 m	6.5						right	750
91	Mumbai	Bombay	India		Suburban Railway	73	73	5	34.2	2,515 m	14.6					0.17 EUR
92	Munich		Germany	19 Oct 1971	U-Bahn	102	96	6	15.7	981 m	17.0	10,500	986,000	360 million	2010	2.30 EUR	right	750						yes
93	Naha		Japan	10 Aug 2003	Monorail	15	15	1	12.8	914 m	15.0						left
94	Naples		Italy	28 Mar 1993	Metropolitana	31	28	3	10.6	1,136 m	10.3	3,020	95,900	35 million	2011		left	1500
95	Newark		USA	26 May 1935	Subway	4	4	1	2.2	733 m	4.0						right
96	Newcastle		United Kingdom	7 Aug 1980	Metro	61	50	2	38.3	1,297 m	30.5	1,360	104,000	38 million	2011		left	1500
97	Nizhny Novgorod	Gorky	Russia	20 Nov 1985	Metro	15	14	2	9.4	1,454 m	7.5	3,910	74,000	27 million	2010		right	825
98	Novosibirsk		Russia	7 Jan 1986	Metro	13	12	2	8.2	1,487 m	6.5	12,700	208,000	76 million	2011		right	825
99	Nuremberg		Germany	1 Mar 1972	U-Bahn	48	44	3	12.0	800 m	16.0	8,980	323,000	118 million	2011		right	750	lines U2, U3, no PSDs, sharing tracks with driver-operated trains		2008			yes
100	Osaka		Japan	20 May 1933	Subway	133	104	9	15.3	1,111 m	14.8	16,600	2.29 million	836 million	2010		left	750, 600 (Nanko Port Town Line)	Nanko Port Town Line, rubber-tyred	Nanko Port Town Line	1981	all stations on the Nanko Port Town Line		yes
101	Oslo		Norway	22 May 1966	T-Bane	77	77	5	12.4	861 m	15.4	3,360	208,000	76 million	2010	2.67 EUR	right	750						yes
102	Pittsburgh		USA	3 Jul 1985	T	6	6	1	4.8	960 m	6.0						right
103	Porto Alegre		Brazil	2 Mar 1985	Metro	17	17	1	33.8	2,112 m	17.0						right
104	Prague		Czech Republic	9 May 1974	Metro	57	54	3	19.7	1,094 m	19.0	24,600	1.45 million	530 million	2011	0.65 EUR	right	750						yes
105	Pyongyang		North Korea	6 Sep 1973	Metro	16	15	2	11.3	1,607 m	8.0	4,380	98,600	36 million	2009			825
106	Recife		Brazil	11 Mar 1985	Metrô	30	28	2	19.9	1,418 m	15.0						right
107	Rennes		France	16 Mar 2002	Métro	15	15	1	9.0	643 m	15.0	14,300	129,000	47 million	2011		right		VAL	yes	2002	VAL		yes
108	Rotterdam		Netherlands	10 Feb 1968	Metro	38	37	2	23.5	1,306 m	19.0	5,070	238,000	87 million	2008		right	750
109	Rouen		France	17 Dec 1994	Métro	5	5	1	2.2	550 m	5.0
110	Saint Louis		USA	31 Jul 1993	Metrolink	37	37	2	36.7	2,097 m	18.5						right
111	Saint Petersburg	Leningrad	Russia	15 Nov 1955	Metro	67	59	5	22.7	1,831 m	13.4	19,000	2.15 million	786 million	2011		right	825				windowless steel doors in ten stations
112	Samara	Kuybyshev	Russia	26 Dec 1987	Metro	9	9	1	10.2	1,275 m	9.0	4,300	43,800	16 million	2011		right	825
113	Santiago	Santiago de Chile	Chile	15 Sep 1975	Metro	108	100	5	20.5	994 m	21.6	17,100	1.75 million	640 million	2011	0.55 EUR	right	750		yes				yes
114	Sapporo		Japan	16 Dec 1971	Subway	49	46	3	16.0	1,043 m	16.3	11,900	573,000	209 million	2008		left	1500, 750 (Namboku Line)		yes				yes
115	Sendai		Japan	15 Jul 1987	Subway	17	17	1	14.8	925 m	17.0	10,700	159,000	58 million	2008		left	1500						yes
116	Sofia		Bulgaria	28 Jan 1998	Metro	28	26	2	15.6	1,200 m	14.0	2,550	79,500	29 million	2009	0.51 EUR	right	825
117	Stockholm		Sweden	1 Oct 1950	Tunnelbana	104	100	3	35.2	1,047 m	34.7	8,010	847,000	309 million	2011	3.73 EUR	left	650, 750 (Blue Line)
118	Tama		Japan	27 Nov 1998	Monorail	19	19	1	16.0	889 m	19.0						left							yes
119	Tashkent		Uzbekistan	6 Nov 1977	Metro	29	26	3	12.1	1,392 m	9.7	4,920	178,000	65 million	2010		right	825
120	Tbilisi		Georgia	11 Jan 1966	Metro	22	21	2	13.1	1,315 m	11.0	9,170	241,000	88 million	2008		right	825
121	Toulouse		France	26 Jun 1993	Métro	38	37	2	13.8	764 m	19.0	10,300	282,000	103 million	2011		right	750	VAL	yes	1993	VAL		yes
122	Volgograd	Stalingrad	Russia	5 Nov 1984	Metro	6	6	1	6.8	1,360 m	6.0
123	Warsaw		Poland	7 Apr 1995	Metro	21	21	1	22.6	1,130 m	21.0	17,000	384,000	140 million	2011	0.47 EUR	right	825
124	Wuhan	Hankou	China	28 Sep 2004	Metro	48	47	2	28.4	1,234 m	24.0	3,520	200,000	73 million	2011		right
125	Wuppertal		Germany	1 Mar 1901	Schwebebahn	20	20	1	13.3	700 m	20.0						right	600
126	Yekaterinburg	Ekaterinburg	Russia	26 Apr 1991	Metro	9	9	1	12.7	1,587 m	9.0	8,200	104,000	38 million	2011		right
127	Yerevan	Erevan	Armenia	7 Mar 1981	Metro	10	10	1	12.1	1,344 m	10.0	3,850	46,600	17 million	2011		right
128	Yokohama		Japan	16 Dec 1972	Subway	48	45	3	19.2	1,280 m	16.0	9,420	542,000	198 million	2008		left	750	Kanazawa Seaside line, LRT, rubber-tyred	Kanazawa Seaside LRT	1989	Kanazawa Seaside LRT line		yes
129	Cairo		Egypt	27 Sep 1987	Metro	55	53	2	32.8	1,236 m	27.5	35,000	2.29 million	837 million	2010	0.14 EUR	left	1500					5 stations
130	Copenhagen		Denmark	19 Oct 2002	Metro	22	22	2	10.5	1,050 m	11.0	7,050	148,000	54 million	2011	2.81 EUR	right	750	all metro lines		2002	all underground stations	all metro and S-Tog trains	yes
131	Sao Paulo	São Paulo	Brazil	14 Sep 1974	Metrô	67	61	5	14.9	1,198 m	13.4	32,300	2.4 million	877 million	2012	0.76 EUR	right	750 (lines 1-3), 1500 (lines 4, 5)	line 4		2010	lines 2, 3, 4 (since 2010)	all metro lines and regional rail	lines 4, 5
132	Paris		France	19 Jul 1900	Métro	382	302	16	13.6	596 m	23.9	19,200	4.18 million	1,524 million	2011	1.57 EUR	right (metro), left (RER)	750	lines 1, 14, rubber-tyred	lines 1, 4, 6, 11, 14	1998	lines 1, 13 (part), 14	lines 1, 2, 5, 9	lines 1, 2, 5, 7bis, 9, 14
133	Moscow		Russia	15 May 1935	Metro	186	147	12	25.8	1,778 m	15.5	21,200	6.55 million	2,389 million	2011	0.50 EUR	right	825					lines 3, 5 since 2009
134	London		United Kingdom	10 Jan 1863	Underground	270	270	11	36.5	1,552 m	24.5	7,980	3.21 million	1,171 million	2011	2.75 EUR	left	600, 750 (DLR)	Docklands Light Rail		1987	Jubilee Line extension	Metropolitan Line	Metropolitan Line, DLR
135	Cologne		Germany	11 Oct 1968	Stadtbahn	51	51	15	3.0	1,250 m	3.4						right	750					new light rail trains only	yes
136	Algiers		Algeria	1 Nov 2011	Metro	10	10	1	9.0	1,000 m	10.0							750					yes	yes
137	Athens		Greece	1954	Metro	54	50	3	17.3	1,020 m	18.0	18,000	937,000	342 million	2008	1.00 EUR	right	600					yes	yes
138	Atlanta		USA	30 Jun 1979	MARTA	39	38	2	39.6	2,141 m	19.5	1,180	93,200	34 million	2007		right	750					yes
139	Baltimore		USA	21 Nov 1983	Metro Subway	14	14	1	24.5	1,885 m	14.0	2,010	49,300	18 million	2011		right	700					yes
140	Bangkok		Thailand	5 Dec 1999	Skytrain, MRT	57	51	4	20.0	1,512 m	14.3	8,370	671,000	245 million	2011	0.64 EUR	left		Green line		1999	Green line, Blue line	yes
141	Barcelona		Spain	30 Dec 1924	Metro	163	136	11	10.9	786 m	14.8	8,930	1.07 million	389 million	2011	1.35 EUR	right	1200	lines L9, L10, L11		2009	lines L9, L10, L11	yes	yes
142	Beijing	Peking	China	1 Oct 1969	Subway	262	222	16	27.6	1,797 m	16.4	15,200	6.74 million	2,460 million	2012	0.15 EUR	right	825				PGDs on underground stations of line 5, PSDs on lines 8, 10	yes	all lines
143	Bilbao		Spain	11 Nov 1995	Metro	40	40	2	21.7	1,142 m	20.0	5,680	247,000	90 million	2011		left	1500					yes	yes
144	Boston		USA	1 Sep 1897	The T	66	60	3	20.2	960 m	22.0	6,660	403,000	147 million	2010		right	600					yes
145	Caracas		Venezuela	27 Mar 1983	Metro	50	46	5	12.1	1,344 m	10.0	22,000	1.33 million	485 million	2009	0.31 EUR		750					yes
146	Chengdu		China	27 Sep 2010	Metro	36	35	2	20.4	1,202 m	18.0	6,900	282,000	103 million	2012		right					yes	yes
147	Chicago		USA	6 Jun 1892	"L"	152	144	8	20.8	1,153 m	19.0	3,660	608,000	222 million	2011	1.58 EUR	right	600					yes
148	Chongqing	Chungking	China	18 Jun 2005	Monorail	86	81	4	31.7	1,548 m	21.5						right					The three underground stations (Daping, Linjiangmen, and Jiaochangkou) have PSDs	yes	yes
149	Delhi		India	24 Dec 2002	Metro	143	138	6	32.2	1,410 m	23.8	8,600	1.66 million	606 million	2011	0.12 EUR	left	25000					yes	yes
150	Detroit		USA	Jul 1987	People Mover	13	13	1	4.8	400 m	13.0						right	600	downtown people mover, LIM technology		1987		yes
151	Dubai		United Arab Emirates	9 Sep 2009	Metro	46	44	2	34.8	1,584 m	23.0	4,280	299,000	109 million	2012		right	750	metro		2009	metro, monorail	yes	yes
152	Guangzhou	Canton	China	28 Jun 1999	Metro	146	132	8	29.0	1,680 m	18.3	21,600	5 million	1,825 million	2012		right	825	APM line (underground people mover)	Zhujiang people mover	2010	yes	yes	yes
153	Hong Kong		Hong Kong S.A.R.	1 Oct 1979	MTR	95	82	10	17.5	2,059 m	9.5	22,600	3.96 million	1,444 million	2012	0.91 EUR	left	1500 (MTR), 25000 (KCR)	Disneyland Resort Line	SI, WI lines, planned	2005	all underground stations	yes	yes
154	Kuala Lumpur		Malaysia	16 Dec 1996	LRT, Monorail	60	56	3	21.3	1,123 m	20.0	4,670	299,000	109 million	2008	0.37 EUR	left		LRT		1996	KLIA line to airport, Kelana Jaya line's underground stations	yes
155	Los Angeles		USA	30 Jan 1993	Metro Rail	30	30	3	19.8	2,196 m	10.0	2,130	126,000	46 million	2011	1.91 EUR	right	750					yes
156	Madrid		Spain	17 Oct 1919	Metro	282	232	13	22.0	1,064 m	21.7	6,080	1.74 million	635 million	2011	1.00 EUR	left	600				tests in 2010, plans for 2011	yes	yes
157	Manila		Philippines	1 Dec 1984	MRT	44	41	3	17.2	1,256 m	14.7	18,400	948,000	346 million	2008	0.18 EUR	right						yes	yes
158	Maracaibo		Venezuela	8 Jun 2009	Metro	6	6	1	6.5	1,300 m	6.0												yes
159	Mecca		Saudi Arabia	13 Nov 2010	Metro	9	9	1	18.1	2,263 m	9.0						right	1500				yes	yes	yes
160	Miami		USA	21 May 1984	Metrorail	23	23	1	39.8	1,809 m	23.0	1,240	49,300	18 million	2011	1.66 EUR	right	750	downtown people mover, rubber-tyred	Downtown people mover	1986		yes
161	Milan		Italy	1 Nov 1964	Metropolitana	94	90	3	27.8	915 m	31.3	10,800	899,000	328 million	2007	1.00 EUR	right	1500, 750 (line M1)	line M5		2013	line M5	yes	yes
162	Nagoya		Japan	15 Nov 1957	Subway	97	86	4	23.3	1,001 m	24.3	12,600	1.17 million	427 million	2008		left	600, 1500 (Tsurumai, Sakura-dori lines)	Tobu Kyuryo maglev line		2005	Tobu Kyuryo maglev line	yes	yes
163	New York	New York City	USA	27 Oct 1904	Subway	468	422	27	13.6	834 m	17.3	12,300	4.53 million	1,655 million	2012	1.53 EUR	right	625, 650 (PATH)				planned for new Second Avenue Line	yes
164	Oporto	Porto	Portugal	7 Dec 2002	Metro	15	14	2	10.9	1,669 m	7.5						right	750					yes	yes
165	Philadelphia		USA	4 Mar 1907	Subway	66	62	3	20.7	984 m	22.0	4,730	293,000	107 million	2011		right	600, 685 (PATCO)					yes
166	Rio de Janeiro		Brazil	5 Mar 1979	Metrô	34	34	2	21.0	1,313 m	17.0	13,800	581,000	212 million	2010	0.77 EUR	right	750					yes
167	Rome		Italy	10 Feb 1955	Metropolitana	52	51	2	20.8	832 m	26.0	21,800	907,000	331 million	2008	1.00 EUR	left	1500					yes	yes
168	San Francisco		USA	11 Sep 1972	BART	44	44	5	33.4	4,279 m	8.8	1,820	304,000	111 million	2012		right	1000					yes
169	Santo Domingo		Dominican Republic	30 Jan 2009	Metro	16	16	1	14.5	967 m	16.0	5,480	79,500	29 million	2011								yes
170	Seattle		USA	18 Jul 2009	Light Rail	12	12	1	22.2	2,018 m	12.0						right						yes
171	Seoul		South Korea	15 Aug 1974	Subway	302	260	9	36.3	1,114 m	33.6	21,100	6.9 million	2,518 million	2012	0.54 EUR	right	1500				lines 2 and 9, planned for all lines by 2010	yes	yes
172	Shanghai		China	10 Apr 1995	Metro	296	251	12	36.4	1,539 m	24.7	14,300	6.24 million	2,276 million	2012	0.34 EUR	right	1500				newer line 4 stations and refitted line 1 stations	yes
173	Shenzhen		China	28 Dec 2004	Metro	131	118	5	35.7	1,416 m	26.2	2,030	362,000	132 million	2009		right					yes	yes	yes
174	Singapore		Singapore	7 Nov 1987	MRT	100	89	4	36.6	1,526 m	25.0	14,800	2.18 million	794 million	2011	0.97 EUR	left	750	North-East Line, Circle Line and the 3 rubber-tyred LRT lines	LRT lines	2003	yes	yes	yes
175	Stuttgart		Germany	10 Jun 1966	Stadtbahn	19	17	2	12.0	1,412 m	9.5						right	750					yes	yes
176	Suzhou	Su-chou	China	29 Apr 2012	Subway	24	24	1	25.7	1,117 m	24.0						right						yes
177	Sydney		Australia	1926	Cityrail	14	14	3	7.4	2,005 m	4.7					2.92 EUR	left						yes
178	Taipei		Taiwan	28 Mar 1996	MRT	106	98	8	14.1	1,149 m	13.3	15,900	1.79 million	652 million	2012	0.60 EUR	right	750	Wenshan (Muzha) VAL line	yes	1996	PGDs in the busier MRT stations, PSDs in all VAL stations	yes	yes
179	Tehran		Iran	21 Feb 2000	Metro	70	64	4	18.3	1,106 m	17.5	18,000	1.32 million	480 million	2011			750					yes
180	Tianjin	Tientsin	China	28 Mar 2004	Metro	81	77	4	31.0	1,610 m	20.3	1,410	175,000	64 million	2010		right	825				platform gate doors	yes
181	Tokyo		Japan	30 Dec 1927	Metro	290	205	13	23.4	1,099 m	22.3	27,900	8.5 million	3,102 million	2011	1.57 EUR	left	1500, 600 (Ginza, Marunouchi lines)	Yurikamome Waterfront line, rubber-tyred	Yurikamome line	1995	Marunouchi, Mita, Namboku, Yurikamome lines	yes	yes
182	Toronto		Canada	30 Apr 1954	Subway	74	69	4	17.8	1,019 m	18.5	10,700	762,000	278 million	2006	1.67 EUR	right	600					yes
183	Turin		Italy	4 Feb 2006	Metropolitana	21	21	1	13.4	670 m	21.0	6,750	90,400	33 million	2011		right		VAL	yes	2006	VAL	yes	yes
184	Valencia		Spain	3 Oct 1988	Metro	38	37	3	10.6	909 m	12.7						right	1500					yes	yes
185	Vancouver		Canada	3 Jan 1986	SkyTrain	49	47	3	23.2	1,511 m	16.3	4,730	329,000	120 million	2011		right	600	Skytrain, LIM technology, currently the world's longest automated system		1986		yes	yes
186	Vienna		Austria	25 Feb 1978	U-Bahn	102	90	5	14.9	769 m	20.4	19,600	1.46 million	534 million	2010	1.70 EUR	right	750					yes	yes
187	Washington		USA	27 Mar 1976	Metrorail	90	86	5	34.2	2,014 m	18.0	3,490	597,000	218 million	2012		right	750					yes