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A list like this one and the metro systems that appear in it may always remain somewhat controversial. One reason is that definitions of what a metro is may vary according to whom you ask (a popular definition is here). Differences between commuter rail, metros and trams are increasingly fading as new hybrid trains allow metros to include sections in streets or shared with heavy rail. In other cases, metros have gradually evolved from former tram or rail lines, so it is sometimes difficult to tell the actual length or date of inauguration of the metro system.

Stations* with an asterisk counts each interchange station as one. Passenger numbers are annual. 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 displayed.



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1 EssenGermanyStadtbahnyes
2 Santo DomingoDominican RepublicMetro
3 BursaTurkey
4 TehranIranMetro
5 MaracaiboVenezuelaMetro
6 AmsterdamNetherlandsMetro
7 JacksonvilleUSASkywaydowntown monorail people mover
8 YerevanArmeniaMetro
9 NewarkUSASubway
10 DnepropetrovskUkraineMetro
11 SydneyAustraliaCityrail
12 Los AngelesUSAMetro Rail
13 BrusselsBelgiumMetro
14 Rio de JaneiroBrazilMetro
15 HiroshimaJapanMonorail
16 WarsawPolandMetro
17 LausanneSwitzerlandMetroline m2line m2yes
18 BilbaoSpainMetroyes
19 PoznanPoland
20 ChibaJapanMonorail
21 ValenciaVenezuelaMetro
22 MontrealCanadaMetroyes
23 SendaiJapanSubwayyes
24 KolkataIndiaMetro Railway
25 GelsenkirchenGermanyStadtbahn
26 Mexico CityMexicoMetroyes
27 CaracasVenezuelaMetro
28 KazanRussiaMetro
29 AthensGreeceMetroyes
30 San JuanPuerto RicoTren Urbano
31 DuisburgGermanyStadtbahnyes
32 PerugiaItalyMinimetro
33 NovosibirskRussiaMetro
34 Buenos AiresArgentinaSubteyes
35 TashkentUzbekistanMetro
36 MadridSpainMetroyes
37 RouenFranceMetro
38 IstanbulTurkeyMetro
39 NaplesItalyMetro
40 DelhiIndiaMetro
41 WuppertalGermanySchwebebahn
42 LisbonPortugalMetroyes
43 BostonUSAThe T
44 StockholmSwedenTunnelbana
45 HanoverGermanyStadtbahnyes
46 RecifeBrazilMetro
47 ClevelandUSARapid Transit
48 ViennaAustriaU-Bahnyes
49 MumbaiIndiaSuburban Railway
50 BerlinGermanyU-Bahnyes
51 OportoPortugalMetroyes
52 GuadalajaraMexicoMetro
53 MinskBelarusMetro
54 CharleroiBelgium
55 SapporoJapanSubwayyes
56 KitakyushuJapanMonorailyes
57 BaltimoreUSAMetro Subway
58 OsloNorwayT-Baneyes
59 FrankfurtGermanyU-Bahnyes
60 AdanaTurkey
61 MarseilleFranceMetroyes
62 BusanSouth KoreaSubway
63 The HagueNetherlandsRandstadRail
64 AnkaraTurkeyMetrometro line
65 SamaraRussiaMetro
66 KamakuraJapanMonorail
67 NewcastleUnited KingdomTyne & Wear Metro
68 DortmundGermanyStadtbahnyes
69 LudwigshafenGermanyStadtbahn
70 BucharestRomaniaMetro
71 RomeItalyMetroyes
72 NahaJapanMonorail
73 DaeguSouth KoreaSubway
74 WashingtonUSAMetrorail
75 BochumGermanyStadtbahn
76 HaifaIsraelCarmelit
77 PragueCzech RepublicMetroyes
78 ChicagoUSA"L"
79 ValparaisoChileMetro
80 MoscowRussiaMetro
81 Kryvyi RihUkraineMetrotram
82 PhiladelphiaUSASubway
83 GenoaItalyMetroyes
84 MiamiUSAMetroraildowntown people mover, rubber-tyredDowntown people mover
85 CataniaItalyMetro
86 TorontoCanadaSubway
87 KharkovUkraineMetro
88 AtlantaUSAMARTA
89 SantiagoChileMetroyes
90 EdmontonCanadaLight Rail
91 NurembergGermanyU-Bahnlines U2, U3, no PSDs, sharing tracks with driver-operated trainsyes
92 BuffaloUSAMetro Rail
93 TbilisiGeorgiaMetro
94 ManilaPhilippinesMRTyes
95 Saint LouisUSAMetrolink
96 IzmirTurkeyMetro
97 YekaterinburgRussiaMetro
98 DetroitUSAPeople Moverdowntown people mover, LIM technology
99 BrasiliaBrazilMetro
100 StuttgartGermanyStadtbahnyes
101 HelsinkiFinlandMetroyes
102 CologneGermanyStadtbahnyes
103 VolgogradRussiaMetro
104 MunichGermanyU-Bahnyes
105 BielefeldGermanyStadtbahn
106 ShenyangChinaMetro
107 Porto AlegreBrazilMetro
108 ValenciaSpainMetro
109 MonterreyMexicoMetroyes
110 ChennaiIndiaMRTS
111 SeattleUSALight Rail
112 Palma de MallorcaSpainMetro
113 MedellinColombiaMetro
114 CairoEgyptMetro
115 AntwerpBelgiumPremetro
116 San FranciscoUSABART
117 DuesseldorfGermanyStadtbahnyes
118 DalianChinaMetro
119 Nizhny NovgorodRussiaMetro
120 BudapestHungaryMetro
121 TamaJapanMonorailyes
122 LyonFranceMetroline D/Maggaly, rubber-tyred, no PSDsyes
123 RotterdamNetherlandsMetro
124 IncheonSouth KoreaSubway
125 NanjingChinaMetro
126 WuhanChinaMetro
127 LimaPeruTren Urbano
128 BonnGermanyStadtbahn
129 SofiaBulgariaMetro
130 HamburgGermanyU-Bahn
131 PyongyangNorth KoreaMetro
132 VancouverCanadaSky TrainSkytrain, LIM technology, currently the world's longest automated systemyes
133 MulheimGermanyStadtbahn
134 Belo HorizonteBrazilMetro
135 PittsburghUSAThe T
136 GlasgowUnited KingdomSubway
137 MilanItalyMetroyes
138 ChangchunChina
139 KievUkraineMetro
140 BakuAzerbaijanMetro
141 Sao PauloBrazilMetro
142 ShenzhenChinaMetroyes
143 GwangjuSouth KoreaSubway
144 SingaporeSingaporeMRTNorth-East MTR line and 3 rubber-tyred LRT linesLRT linesyes
145 Las VegasUSAMonorailmonorail
146 GuangzhouChinaMetroyes
147 FukuokaJapanSubwayyes
148 DaejeonSouth KoreaSubway
149 ParisFranceMetroline 14/Météor, rubber-tyredlines 1, 4, 6, 11, 14all stations on line 14, under construction on line 13lines 1, 14
150 OsakaJapanSubwayNanko Port Town Line, rubber-tyredNanko Port Town Lineall stations on the Nanko Port Town Lineyes
151 CopenhagenDenmarkMetroall metro linesall underground stationsyes
152 Hong KongChinaMTRDisneyland Resort LineSI, WI lines, plannedall underground stationsyes
153 BangkokThailandSkytrain, MRTGreen lineGreen line, Blue line
154 LondonUnited KingdomUndergroundDocklands Light RailJubilee Line extensionyes (DLR)
155 YokohamaJapanSubwayKanazawa Seaside line, LRT, rubber-tyredKanazawa Seaside LRTKanazawa Seaside LRT lineyes
156 Kuala LumpurMalaysiaLRTKLIA line to airport, Kelana Jaya line's underground stations
157 SevilleSpainMetroLine 1
158 SeoulSouth KoreaSubwaylines 2 and 9, planned for all lines by 2010yes
159 TokyoJapanMetroYurikamome Waterfront line, rubber-tyredYurikamome lineMarunouchi, Mita, Namboku, Yurikamome linesyes
160 KaohsiungTaiwanMRTMRT
161 TaipeiTaiwanMRTMuzha line, VALyesMuzha line VAL MRTyes
162 DubaiUnited Arab EmiratesMetrometrometro, monorailyes
163 ShanghaiChinaMetronewer line 4 stations and refitted line 1 stations
164 BeijingChinaSubwayPGDs on underground stations of line 5, PSDs on lines 8, 10all lines
165 KobeJapanSubwayPort Liner and Rokko Liner, rubber-tyredPort Liner and Rokko LinerPort Liner and Rokko Lineryes
166 New YorkUSASubwayplanned for new Second Avenue Line
167 TianjinChinaMetroplatform gate doors
168 ChongqingChinaMonorailThe three underground stations (Daping, Linjiangmen, and Jiaochangkou) have PSDsyes
169 NagoyaJapanSubwayTobu Kyuryo maglev lineTobu Kyuryo maglev lineyes
170 KyotoJapanSubwayTozai lineyes
171 BarcelonaSpainMetrounder construction on lines 5, 11, planned for lines 9, 10yes
172 TurinItalyMetroVALyesVALyes
173 RennesFranceMetroVALyesVALyes
174 ToulouseFranceMetroVALyesVALyes
175 LilleFranceMetroVALyesVAL, all stationsyes
176 Saint PetersburgRussiaMetrowindowless steel doors in ten stations


Numerical data (except ridership) by Jordi Serradell 1/2010. Ridership data by John Kennes 10/2009. Ticket prices by UBS: Prices and Earnings (PDF, p. 20) 2009. Non-numerical data by Mike Rohde 1/2010.




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