World Metro Database

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1	Adana	Turkey	Metro	18 Mar 2009	1	13.5	1,125 m		13.0
2	Almaty	Kazakhstan	Metro	1 Jan 2011	1	7.3	1,217 m	19,200	7.0	2012	2,630		7 million
3	Bangalore	India	Metro	15 Sep 2011	1	7.5	1,500 m		6.0
4	Bangkok	Thailand	Skytrain, MRT	5 Dec 1999	4	20.0	1,512 m	671,000	14.3	2011	8,370	left	245 million	1435		Green line	1999	Green line, Blue line	yes
5	Belo Horizonte	Brazil	Metrô	1 Aug 1986	1	28.1	1,563 m		19.0			right
6	Bielefeld	Germany	Stadtbahn	21 Sep 1971	4	1.3	1,733 m		1.8			right
7	Brasilia	Brazil	Metrô	31 Mar 2001	1	42.0	1,826 m	151,000	24.0	2009	3,590	right	55 million
8	Brescia	Italy	Metro	22 Dec 2012	1	13.1	819 m		17.0							metro	2012
9	Buffalo	USA	Metro Rail	18 May 1985	1	8.4	1,194 m		8.0			right
10	Bursa	Turkey	Bursaray	19 Aug 2002	2	15.8	1,086 m		15.5
11	Busan	South Korea	Subway	19 Jul 1985	5	26.4	1,080 m	877,000	25.4	2012	6,650	right	320 million			Line 4	2011	line 3
12	Changchun	China	LRT	Oct 2002	1	17.0	1,133 m		16.0			right
13	Charleroi	Belgium	Métro Léger	21 Jun 1976	4	4.4	1,094 m		5.0
14	Chengdu	China	Metro	27 Sep 2010	2	20.4	1,202 m	282,000	18.0	2012	6,900	right	103 million					yes	yes
15	Chennai	India	MRTS	19 Oct 1997	1	27.0	1,688 m		17.0
16	Chiba	Japan	Monorail	28 Mar 1988	2	7.8	969 m		9.0			left
17	Chongqing	China	Monorail	18 Jun 2005	4	31.7	1,548 m		21.5			right						The three underground stations (Daping, Linjiangmen, and Jiaochangkou) have PSDs	yes	yes
18	Daegu	South Korea	Subway	26 Nov 1997	2	27.0	998 m	348,000	28.0	2012	6,460		127 million					lines 1, 2
19	Daejeon	South Korea	Subway	16 Mar 2006	1	22.6	1,076 m	104,000	22.0	2011	4,610		38 million					yes
20	Dalian	China	Metro	1 May 2003	1	49.0	4,455 m	121,000	12.0	2012	2,460	right	44 million
21	Duisburg	Germany	Stadtbahn	11 Jul 1992	2	7.2	1,304 m		6.5			right								yes
22	Edmonton	Canada	Light Rail	22 Apr 1978	1	20.4	1,457 m		15.0			right
23	Guadalajara	Mexico	Metro	1 Sep 1989	2	12.0	889 m		14.5			right
24	Gwangju	South Korea	Subway	28 Apr 2004	1	20.1	1,058 m	49,300	20.0	2011	2,450		18 million					yes
25	Haifa	Israel	Carmelit	1959	1	1.8	350 m		6.0
26	Hangzhou	China	Metro	24 Nov 2012	1	48.0	1,600 m		31.0
27	Hiroshima	Japan	Monorail	20 Aug 1994	1	18.4	920 m	49,300	21.0	2005	2,680	left	18 million
28	Incheon	South Korea	Subway	6 Oct 1999	1	29.5	1,054 m	244,000	29.0	2012	8,270		89 million					yes
29	Kamakura	Japan	Monorail	3 Mar 1970	1	6.6	943 m		8.0			left
30	Kazan	Russia	Metro	27 Aug 2005	1	10.9	1,817 m	74,000	7.0	2012	6,790	right	27 million
31	Kharkov	Ukraine	Metro	23 Aug 1975	3	12.5	1,438 m	685,000	9.7	2011	18,300	right	250 million
32	Kitakyushu	Japan	Monorail	9 Jan 1985	1	8.8	733 m		13.0			left								yes
33	Kolkata	India	Metro Railway	24 Oct 1984	1	25.0	1,136 m	474,000	23.0	2009	19,000	right	173 million
34	Kryvyi Rih	Ukraine	Metrotram	26 Dec 1986	1	18.0	1,636 m		12.0
35	Kuala Lumpur	Malaysia	LRT, Monorail	16 Dec 1996	3	21.3	1,123 m	299,000	20.0	2008	4,670	left	109 million			LRT	1996	KLIA line to airport, Kelana Jaya line's underground stations	yes
36	Kunming	China	Metro	28 Jun 2012	1	18.2	18,200 m		2.0
37	Las Vegas	USA	Monorail	15 Jul 2004	1	6.2	1,033 m		7.0			right				monorail	2004	yes
38	Lausanne	Switzerland	Metro	24 May 1991	2	6.8	507 m		14.5							line m2	2008			yes
39	Lima	Peru	Tren Urbano	5 Apr 2012	1	22.0	1,467 m		16.0
40	Ludwigshafen	Germany	Stadtbahn	29 May 1969	0		364 m					right
41	Manila	Philippines	MRT	1 Dec 1984	3	17.2	1,256 m	948,000	14.7	2008	18,400	right	346 million						yes	yes
42	Maracaibo	Venezuela	Metro	8 Jun 2009	1	6.5	1,300 m		6.0										yes
43	Mashhad	Iran		10 Oct 2011	1	19.0	905 m		22.0
44	Monterrey	Mexico	Metro	25 Apr 1991	2	15.8	1,050 m	378,000	16.0	2009	12,000	right	138 million
45	Mumbai	India	Suburban Railway		5	34.2	2,515 m		14.6
46	Naha	Japan	Monorail	10 Aug 2003	1	12.8	914 m		15.0			left
47	Nanjing	China	Metro	27 Aug 2005	2	42.3	1,540 m	942,000	28.5	2011	11,100	right	344 million
48	Newark	USA	Subway	26 May 1935	1	2.2	733 m		4.0			right
49	Perugia	Italy	Minimetro	29 Jan 2008	1	3.0	500 m		7.0							'Minimetro'	2008
50	Pittsburgh	USA	T	3 Jul 1985	1	4.8	960 m		6.0			right
51	Porto Alegre	Brazil	Metro	2 Mar 1985	1	33.8	2,112 m		17.0			right
52	Poznan	Poland	Fast Tram	1 Mar 1997	1	6.1	1,220 m		6.0
53	Recife	Brazil	Metrô	11 Mar 1985	2	19.9	1,418 m		15.0			right
54	Rennes	France	Métro	16 Mar 2002	1	9.0	643 m	129,000	15.0	2011	14,300	right	47 million			VAL	2002	VAL		yes
55	Rouen	France	Métro	17 Dec 1994	1	2.2	550 m		5.0
56	Saint Louis	USA	Metrolink	31 Jul 1993	2	36.7	2,097 m		18.5			right
57	San Juan	Puerto Rico	Tren Urbano	6 Jun 2005	1	17.2	1,147 m	30,100	16.0	2011	1,750		11 million
58	Santo Domingo	Dominican Republic	Metro	30 Jan 2009	1	14.5	967 m	79,500	16.0	2011	5,480		29 million	1435					yes
59	Seattle	USA	Light Rail	18 Jul 2009	1	22.2	2,018 m		12.0			right							yes
60	Seville	Spain	Metro	2 Apr 2009	1	18.0	900 m		21.0									Line 1
61	Shenyang	China	Metro	27 Sep 2010	2	24.7	1,268 m		20.5			right						yes
62	Shenzhen	China	Metro	28 Dec 2004	5	35.7	1,416 m	362,000	26.2	2009	2,030	right	132 million	1435				yes	yes	yes
63	Suzhou	China	Subway	29 Apr 2012	1	25.7	1,117 m		24.0			right							yes
64	Sydney	Australia	Cityrail	1926	3	7.4	2,005 m		4.7			left							yes
65	Tama	Japan	Monorail	27 Nov 1998	1	16.0	889 m		19.0			left								yes
66	The Hague	Netherlands	RandstadRail	16 Oct 2004	3	9.3	1,033 m		10.0			right
67	Turin	Italy	Metropolitana	4 Feb 2006	1	13.4	670 m	90,400	21.0	2011	6,750	right	33 million			VAL	2006	VAL	yes	yes
68	Valencia	Venezuela	Metro	18 Oct 2006	1	6.2	1,033 m	57,500	7.0	2010	9,280		21 million
69	Valparaiso	Chile	Metro	23 Nov 2005	1	43.0	2,263 m		20.0			right
70	Volgograd	Russia	Metro	5 Nov 1984	1	6.8	1,360 m		6.0
71	Wuhan	China	Metro	28 Sep 2004	2	28.4	1,234 m	200,000	24.0	2011	3,520	right	73 million
72	Xian	China	Metro	16 Sep 2011	1	26.4	1,650 m	162,000	17.0	2012	6,120		59 million	1435						yes
73	Yekaterinburg	Russia	Metro	26 Apr 1991	1	12.7	1,587 m	104,000	9.0	2011	8,200	right	38 million
74	Yerevan	Armenia	Metro	7 Mar 1981	1	12.1	1,344 m	46,600	10.0	2011	3,850	right	17 million
75	San Francisco	USA	BART	11 Sep 1972	5	33.4	4,279 m	304,000	8.8	2012	1,820	right	111 million	1676	1000				yes
76	Barcelona	Spain	Metro	30 Dec 1924	11	10.9	786 m	1.07 million	14.8	2011	8,930	right	389 million	1435	1200	lines L9, L10, L11	2009	lines L9, L10, L11	yes	yes
77	Bilbao	Spain	Metro	11 Nov 1995	2	21.7	1,142 m	247,000	20.0	2011	5,680	left	90 million	1000	1500				yes	yes
78	Cairo	Egypt	Metro	27 Sep 1987	2	32.8	1,236 m	2.29 million	27.5	2010	35,000	left	837 million	1435	1500				5 stations
79	Fukuoka	Japan	Subway	26 Jul 1981	3	9.9	931 m	340,000	11.7	2007	11,400	left	124 million	1067	1500			yes		yes
80	Kyoto	Japan	Subway	1 Apr 1981	2	15.6	1,043 m	345,000	16.0	2008	11,000	left	126 million	1435	1500			Tozai line		yes
81	Mecca	Saudi Arabia	Metro	13 Nov 2010	1	18.1	2,263 m		9.0			right		1435	1500			yes	yes	yes
82	Medellin	Colombia	Metro	30 Nov 1995	2	14.4	1,200 m	466,000	13.0	2011	16,200		170 million	1435	1500
83	Naples	Italy	Metropolitana	28 Mar 1993	3	10.6	1,136 m	95,900	10.3	2011	3,020	left	35 million	1435	1500
84	Newcastle	United Kingdom	Metro	7 Aug 1980	2	38.3	1,297 m	104,000	30.5	2011	1,360	left	38 million	1435	1500
85	Palma de Mallorca	Spain	Metro	25 Apr 2007	1	8.3	1,038 m		9.0					1000	1500
86	Rome	Italy	Metropolitana	10 Feb 1955	2	20.8	832 m	907,000	26.0	2008	21,800	left	331 million	1435	1500				yes	yes
87	Sendai	Japan	Subway	15 Jul 1987	1	14.8	925 m	159,000	17.0	2008	10,700	left	58 million	1067	1500					yes
88	Seoul	South Korea	Subway	15 Aug 1974	9	36.3	1,114 m	6.9 million	33.6	2012	21,100	right	2,518 million	1435	1500			lines 2 and 9, planned for all lines by 2010	yes	yes
89	Shanghai	China	Metro	10 Apr 1995	12	36.4	1,539 m	6.24 million	24.7	2012	14,300	right	2,276 million	1435	1500			newer line 4 stations and refitted line 1 stations	yes
90	Valencia	Spain	Metro	3 Oct 1988	3	10.6	909 m		12.7			right		1000	1500				yes	yes
91	Hong Kong	Hong Kong S.A.R.	MTR	1 Oct 1979	10	17.5	2,059 m	3.96 million	9.5	2012	22,600	left	1,444 million	1435	1500 (MTR), 25000 (KCR)	Disneyland Resort Line	2005	all underground stations	yes	yes
92	Buenos Aires	Argentina	Subte	1 Dec 1913	6	8.2	685 m	844,000	13.0	2011	17,100	left	308 million	1435	1500, 1100 (Line B)					yes
93	Tokyo	Japan	Metro	30 Dec 1927	13	23.4	1,099 m	8.5 million	22.3	2011	27,900	left	3,102 million	1067, 1435 (Ginza, Marunouchi, Asakusa, Oedo lines), 1372 (Shinjuku line)	1500, 600 (Ginza, Marunouchi lines)	Yurikamome Waterfront line, rubber-tyred	1995	Marunouchi, Mita, Namboku, Yurikamome lines	yes	yes
94	Kobe	Japan	Subway	13 Mar 1977	2	15.3	1,275 m	332,000	13.0	2008	10,800	left	121 million	1435	1500, 600 (Portliner)	Port Liner and Rokko Liner, rubber-tyred	1981	Port Liner and Rokko Liner		yes
95	Milan	Italy	Metropolitana	1 Nov 1964	3	27.8	915 m	899,000	31.3	2007	10,800	right	328 million	1435	1500, 750 (line M1)	line M5	2013	line M5	yes	yes
96	Sapporo	Japan	Subway	16 Dec 1971	3	16.0	1,043 m	573,000	16.3	2008	11,900	left	209 million	2150, 2180 (Namboku Line)	1500, 750 (Namboku Line)					yes
97	Delhi	India	Metro	24 Dec 2002	6	32.2	1,410 m	1.66 million	23.8	2011	8,600	left	606 million	1676, 1435 (Green, Violet lines)	25000				yes	yes
98	Catania	Italy	Metropolitana	27 Jun 1999	1	3.8	760 m		6.0			right		1435	3000
99	Antwerp	Belgium	Premetro	25 Mar 1975	2	3.8	844 m		5.5					1000	600
100	Athens	Greece	Metro	1954	3	17.3	1,020 m	937,000	18.0	2008	18,000	right	342 million	1435	600				yes	yes
101	Boston	USA	The T	1 Sep 1897	3	20.2	960 m	403,000	22.0	2010	6,660	right	147 million	1435	600				yes
102	Chicago	USA	"L"	6 Jun 1892	8	20.8	1,153 m	608,000	19.0	2011	3,660	right	222 million	1435	600				yes
103	Cleveland	USA	Rapid Transit	15 Mar 1955	1	31.0	1,824 m	16,400	18.0	2011	530	right	6 million	1435	600
104	Detroit	USA	People Mover	Jul 1987	1	4.8	400 m		13.0			right		1435	600	downtown people mover, LIM technology	1987		yes
105	Dortmund	Germany	Stadtbahn	17 May 1976	3	9.8	866 m		12.3			right		1435	600	H-Bahn	1984			yes
106	Duesseldorf	Germany	Stadtbahn	4 Oct 1981	2	4.8	798 m		7.0			right		1435	600					yes
107	Gelsenkirchen	Germany	Stadtbahn	1 Sep 1984	1	5.5	690 m		9.0			right		1000	600
108	Glasgow	United Kingdom	Subway	14 Dec 1896	1	10.4	743 m	35,600	15.0	2011	3,420	left	13 million	1219	600
109	Hanover	Germany	Stadtbahn	28 Sep 1975	3	6.2	1,033 m		7.0			right		1435	600					yes
110	Madrid	Spain	Metro	17 Oct 1919	13	22.0	1,064 m	1.74 million	21.7	2011	6,080	left	635 million	1445	600			tests in 2010, plans for 2011	yes	yes
111	Toronto	Canada	Subway	30 Apr 1954	4	17.8	1,019 m	762,000	18.5	2006	10,700	right	278 million	1480	600				yes
112	Vancouver	Canada	SkyTrain	3 Jan 1986	3	23.2	1,511 m	329,000	16.3	2011	4,730	right	120 million	1435	600	Skytrain, LIM technology, currently the world's longest automated system	1986		yes	yes
113	Wuppertal	Germany	Schwebebahn	1 Mar 1901	1	13.3	700 m		20.0			right			600
114	Nagoya	Japan	Subway	15 Nov 1957	4	23.3	1,001 m	1.17 million	24.3	2008	12,600	left	427 million	1435, 1067 (Tsurumai, Sakura-dori lines)	600, 1500 (Tsurumai, Sakura-dori lines)	Tobu Kyuryo maglev line	2005	Tobu Kyuryo maglev line	yes	yes
115	Philadelphia	USA	Subway	4 Mar 1907	3	20.7	984 m	293,000	22.0	2011	4,730	right	107 million	1435, 1588 (Market-Frankford Line)	600, 685 (PATCO)				yes
116	London	United Kingdom	Underground	10 Jan 1863	11	36.5	1,552 m	3.21 million	24.5	2011	7,980	left	1,171 million	1435	600, 750 (DLR)	Docklands Light Rail	1987	Jubilee Line extension	Metropolitan Line	Metropolitan Line, DLR
117	New York	USA	Subway	27 Oct 1904	27	13.6	834 m	4.53 million	17.3	2012	12,300	right	1,655 million	1435	625, 650 (PATH)			planned for new Second Avenue Line	yes
118	Stockholm	Sweden	Tunnelbana	1 Oct 1950	3	35.2	1,047 m	847,000	34.7	2011	8,010	left	309 million	1435	650, 750 (Blue Line)
119	Bochum	Germany	Stadtbahn	26 May 1979	2	10.8	797 m		14.5			right		1435	660
120	Baltimore	USA	Metro Subway	21 Nov 1983	1	24.5	1,885 m	49,300	14.0	2011	2,010	right	18 million	1435	700				yes
121	Algiers	Algeria	Metro	1 Nov 2011	1	9.0	1,000 m		10.0					1435	750				yes	yes
122	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Metro	16 Oct 1977	4	8.2	1,128 m	233,000	8.3	2009	7,120	right	85 million	1435	750
123	Ankara	Turkey	Metro	30 Aug 1996	2	11.6	1,100 m	310,000	11.5	2007	13,400	right	113 million	1435	750	metro line	1997
124	Atlanta	USA	MARTA	30 Jun 1979	2	39.6	2,141 m	93,200	19.5	2007	1,180	right	34 million	1435	750				yes
125	Berlin	Germany	U-Bahn	18 Feb 1902	10	14.7	797 m	1.38 million	19.5	2011	9,390	right	505 million	1435	750					yes
126	Bonn	Germany	Stadtbahn	22 Mar 1975	1	9.0	818 m		12.0			right		1435	750
127	Caracas	Venezuela	Metro	27 Mar 1983	5	12.1	1,344 m	1.33 million	10.0	2009	22,000		485 million	1435	750				yes
128	Cologne	Germany	Stadtbahn	11 Oct 1968	15	3.0	1,250 m		3.4			right		1435	750				new light rail trains only	yes
129	Copenhagen	Denmark	Metro	19 Oct 2002	2	10.5	1,050 m	148,000	11.0	2011	7,050	right	54 million	1435	750	all metro lines	2002	all underground stations	all metro and S-Tog trains	yes
130	Dubai	United Arab Emirates	Metro	9 Sep 2009	2	34.8	1,584 m	299,000	23.0	2012	4,280	right	109 million	1435	750	metro	2009	metro, monorail	yes	yes
131	Essen	Germany	Stadtbahn	5 Oct 1967	3	6.7	842 m		9.0			right		1435	750					yes
132	Frankfurt	Germany	U-Bahn	4 Oct 1968	3	6.8	732 m		10.3			right		1435	750					yes
133	Genoa	Italy	Metropolitana	13 Jun 1990	1	7.1	1,014 m		8.0			right		1435	750					yes
134	Hamburg	Germany	U-Bahn	1 Mar 1912	4	26.2	1,102 m	545,000	24.8	2011	5,210	right	199 million	1435	750
135	Helsinki	Finland	Metro	3 Aug 1982	1	21.0	1,313 m	170,000	17.0	2011	8,090	right	62 million	1524	750					yes
136	Istanbul	Turkey	Metro	16 Sep 2000	2	21.0	1,615 m	214,000	14.0	2011	5,090	right	78 million	1435	750
137	Izmir	Turkey	Metro	22 May 2000	1	15.9	1,223 m	173,000	14.0	2011	10,900		63 million	1435	750
138	Jacksonville	USA	Skyway	30 May 1989	1	6.9	1,380 m		6.0			right		2060	750	downtown monorail people mover	1989
139	Kaohsiung	Taiwan	MRT	9 Mar 2008	2	22.5	1,250 m	142,000	19.0	2012	3,170		52 million	1435	750			MRT
140	Lille	France	Métro	25 Apr 1983	2	22.8	758 m	263,000	31.0	2009	5,780	right	96 million	2060	750	VAL	1983	VAL, all stations		yes
141	Lisbon	Portugal	Metro	29 Dec 1959	4	11.1	869 m	501,000	13.8	2010	11,300	left	183 million	1435	750					yes
142	Los Angeles	USA	Metro Rail	30 Jan 1993	3	19.8	2,196 m	126,000	10.0	2011	2,130	right	46 million	1435	750				yes
143	Lyon	France	Métro	28 Apr 1978	4	7.7	787 m	704,000	10.8	2009	22,900	left	257 million	1435	750	line D/Maggaly, rubber-tyred, no PSDs	1991
144	Marseille	France	Métro	26 Nov 1977	2	10.9	779 m	205,000	15.0	2011	9,430	right	75 million	1435	750
145	Mexico City	Mexico	Metro	5 Sep 1969	12	15.0	984 m	4.41 million	16.3	2012	24,500	right	1,609 million	1995	750
146	Miami	USA	Metrorail	21 May 1984	1	39.8	1,809 m	49,300	23.0	2011	1,240	right	18 million	1435	750	downtown people mover, rubber-tyred	1986		yes
147	Montreal	Canada	Metro	14 Oct 1966	4	17.3	1,003 m	600,000	18.3	2006	8,670	right	219 million	1994	750
148	Mulheim	Germany	Stadtbahn	3 Nov 1979	2	4.5	819 m		6.5			right		1435	750
149	Munich	Germany	U-Bahn	19 Oct 1971	6	15.7	981 m	986,000	17.0	2010	10,500	right	360 million	1435	750					yes
150	Nuremberg	Germany	U-Bahn	1 Mar 1972	3	12.0	800 m	323,000	16.0	2011	8,980	right	118 million	1435	750	lines U2, U3, no PSDs, sharing tracks with driver-operated trains	2008			yes
151	Oporto	Portugal	Metro	7 Dec 2002	2	10.9	1,669 m		7.5			right		1435	750				yes	yes
152	Oslo	Norway	T-Bane	22 May 1966	5	12.4	861 m	208,000	15.4	2010	3,360	right	76 million	1435	750					yes
153	Paris	France	Métro	19 Jul 1900	16	13.6	596 m	4.18 million	23.9	2011	19,200	right (metro), left (RER)	1,524 million	1435	750	lines 1, 14, rubber-tyred	1998	lines 1, 13 (part), 14	lines 1, 2, 5, 9	lines 1, 2, 5, 7bis, 9, 14
154	Prague	Czech Republic	Metro	9 May 1974	3	19.7	1,094 m	1.45 million	19.0	2011	24,600	right	530 million	1435	750					yes
155	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	Metrô	5 Mar 1979	2	21.0	1,313 m	581,000	17.0	2010	13,800	right	212 million	1600	750				yes
156	Rotterdam	Netherlands	Metro	10 Feb 1968	2	23.5	1,306 m	238,000	19.0	2008	5,070	right	87 million	1435	750
157	Santiago	Chile	Metro	15 Sep 1975	5	20.5	994 m	1.75 million	21.6	2011	17,100	right	640 million	1435	750					yes
158	Singapore	Singapore	MRT	7 Nov 1987	4	36.6	1,526 m	2.18 million	25.0	2011	14,800	left	794 million	1435	750	North-East Line, Circle Line and the 3 rubber-tyred LRT lines	2003	yes	yes	yes
159	Stuttgart	Germany	Stadtbahn	10 Jun 1966	2	12.0	1,412 m		9.5			right		1435	750				yes	yes
160	Taipei	Taiwan	MRT	28 Mar 1996	8	14.1	1,149 m	1.79 million	13.3	2012	15,900	right	652 million	2060	750	Wenshan (Muzha) VAL line	1996	PGDs in the busier MRT stations, PSDs in all VAL stations	yes	yes
161	Tehran	Iran	Metro	21 Feb 2000	4	18.3	1,106 m	1.32 million	17.5	2011	18,000		480 million	1435	750				yes
162	Toulouse	France	Métro	26 Jun 1993	2	13.8	764 m	282,000	19.0	2011	10,300	right	103 million	2060	750	VAL	1993	VAL		yes
163	Vienna	Austria	U-Bahn	25 Feb 1978	5	14.9	769 m	1.46 million	20.4	2010	19,600	right	534 million	1435	750				yes	yes
164	Washington	USA	Metrorail	27 Mar 1976	5	34.2	2,014 m	597,000	18.0	2012	3,490	right	218 million	1435	750				yes
165	Yokohama	Japan	Subway	16 Dec 1972	3	19.2	1,280 m	542,000	16.0	2008	9,420	left	198 million	1435	750	Kanazawa Seaside line, LRT, rubber-tyred	1989	Kanazawa Seaside LRT line		yes
166	Sao Paulo	Brazil	Metrô	14 Sep 1974	5	14.9	1,198 m	2.4 million	13.4	2012	32,300	right	877 million	1600	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
167	Osaka	Japan	Subway	20 May 1933	9	15.3	1,111 m	2.29 million	14.8	2010	16,600	left	836 million	1435	750, 600 (Nanko Port Town Line)	Nanko Port Town Line, rubber-tyred	1981	all stations on the Nanko Port Town Line		yes
168	Baku	Azerbaijan	Metro	6 Nov 1967	2	17.3	1,646 m	501,000	11.5	2011	14,500	right	183 million	1520	825
169	Beijing	China	Subway	1 Oct 1969	16	27.6	1,797 m	6.74 million	16.4	2012	15,200	right	2,460 million	1435	825			PGDs on underground stations of line 5, PSDs on lines 8, 10	yes	all lines
170	Bucharest	Romania	Metro	16 Nov 1979	4	17.3	1,505 m	468,000	12.5	2011	6,770	right	171 million	1435	825
171	Dnepropetrovsk	Ukraine	Metro	29 Dec 1995	1	7.1	1,420 m	24,700	6.0	2010	3,470		9 million	1520	825
172	Guangzhou	China	Metro	28 Jun 1999	8	29.0	1,680 m	5 million	18.3	2012	21,600	right	1,825 million	1435	825	APM line (underground people mover)	2010	yes	yes	yes
173	Kiev	Ukraine	Metro	22 Oct 1960	3	22.1	1,379 m	1.42 million	17.0	2011	21,500	right	519 million	1520	825
174	Minsk	Belarus	Metro	26 Jun 1984	2	17.7	1,362 m	770,000	14.0	2012	21,700	right	281 million	1520	825
175	Moscow	Russia	Metro	15 May 1935	12	25.8	1,778 m	6.55 million	15.5	2011	21,200	right	2,389 million	1520	825				lines 3, 5 since 2009
176	Nizhny Novgorod	Russia	Metro	20 Nov 1985	2	9.4	1,454 m	74,000	7.5	2010	3,910	right	27 million	1520	825
177	Novosibirsk	Russia	Metro	7 Jan 1986	2	8.2	1,487 m	208,000	6.5	2011	12,700	right	76 million	1520	825
178	Pyongyang	North Korea	Metro	6 Sep 1973	2	11.3	1,607 m	98,600	8.0	2009	4,380		36 million	1435	825
179	Saint Petersburg	Russia	Metro	15 Nov 1955	5	22.7	1,831 m	2.15 million	13.4	2011	19,000	right	786 million	1520	825			windowless steel doors in ten stations
180	Samara	Russia	Metro	26 Dec 1987	1	10.2	1,275 m	43,800	9.0	2011	4,300	right	16 million	1520	825
181	Sofia	Bulgaria	Metro	28 Jan 1998	2	15.6	1,200 m	79,500	14.0	2009	2,550	right	29 million	1435	825
182	Tashkent	Uzbekistan	Metro	6 Nov 1977	3	12.1	1,392 m	178,000	9.7	2010	4,920	right	65 million	1520	825
183	Tbilisi	Georgia	Metro	11 Jan 1966	2	13.1	1,315 m	241,000	11.0	2008	9,170	right	88 million	1520	825
184	Tianjin	China	Metro	28 Mar 2004	4	31.0	1,610 m	175,000	20.3	2010	1,410	right	64 million	1435	825			platform gate doors	yes
185	Warsaw	Poland	Metro	7 Apr 1995	1	22.6	1,130 m	384,000	21.0	2011	17,000	right	140 million	1435	825
186	Budapest	Hungary	Metro	2 May 1896	3	11.0	846 m	827,000	14.0	2011	25,100	right	302 million	1435	825, 600 (Line M1)
187	Brussels	Belgium	Métro	20 Sep 1976	3	10.7	555 m	364,000	20.3	2009	11,300	right (left on lines 1 and 6 between Midi and Roi Baudouin)	133 million	1435	900					line 1