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World Metro Database

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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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1ArgentinaSubteleftyes
2ArmeniaMetroright
3AustraliaCityrailleft
4AustriaU-Bahnrightyes
5AzerbaijanMetroright
6BelarusMetroright
7BelgiumMetroright
8Belgium
9BelgiumPremetro
10BrazilMetroright
11BrazilMetroright
12BrazilMetroright
13BrazilMetroright
14BrazilMetroright
15BrazilMetroright
16BulgariaMetroright
17CanadaMetrorightyes
18CanadaSubwayright
19CanadaLight Railright
20CanadaSky TrainrightSkytrain, LIM technology, currently the world's longest automated systemyes
21ChileMetroright
22ChileMetrorightyes
23ChinaMetrorightyes
24ChinaMetrorightnewer line 4 stations and refitted line 1 stations
25ChinaMTRleftDisneyland Resort LineSI, WI lines, plannedall underground stationsyes
26ChinaSubwayrightPGDs on underground stations of line 5, PSDs on lines 8, 10all lines
27ChinaMetroright
28ChinaMetrorightyes
29ChinaMetrorightplatform gate doors
30ChinaMetroright
31ChinaMetroright
32ChinaMetroright
33ChinaMonorailrightThe three underground stations (Daping, Linjiangmen, and Jiaochangkou) have PSDsyes
34Chinaright
35ColombiaMetro
36Czech RepublicMetrorightyes
37DenmarkMetrorightall metro linesall underground stationsyes
38Dominican RepublicMetro
39EgyptMetroleft
40FinlandMetrorightyes
41FranceMetroright (metro), left (RER)line 14/Météor, rubber-tyredlines 1, 4, 6, 11, 14all stations on line 14, under construction on line 13lines 1, 14
42FranceMetro
43FranceMetrorightyes
44FranceMetrorightVALyesVAL, all stationsyes
45FranceMetrorightVALyesVALyes
46FranceMetroleftline D/Maggaly, rubber-tyred, no PSDsyes
47FranceMetrorightVALyesVALyes
48GeorgiaMetroright
49GermanyStadtbahnrightyes
50GermanyStadtbahnright
51GermanyStadtbahnrightyes
52GermanySchwebebahnright
53GermanyStadtbahnrightyes
54GermanyU-Bahnrightyes
55GermanyU-Bahnrightyes
56GermanyStadtbahnrightyes
57GermanyStadtbahnright
58GermanyStadtbahnright
59GermanyU-Bahnrightlines U2, U3, no PSDs, sharing tracks with driver-operated trainsyes
60GermanyStadtbahnrightyes
61GermanyStadtbahnrightyes
62GermanyU-Bahnrightyes
63GermanyStadtbahnright
64GermanyStadtbahnrightyes
65GermanyStadtbahnright
66GermanyU-Bahnright
67GermanyStadtbahnright
68GreeceMetrorightyes
69HungaryMetroright
70IndiaMetro Railwayright
71IndiaMetroleft
72IndiaSuburban Railway
73IndiaMRTS
74IranMetro
75IsraelCarmelit
76ItalyMinimetro
77ItalyMetroleft
78ItalyMetrorightVALyesVALyes
79ItalyMetroleftyes
80ItalyMetrorightyes
81ItalyMetroright
82ItalyMetrorightyes
83JapanSubwayleftNanko Port Town Line, rubber-tyredNanko Port Town Lineall stations on the Nanko Port Town Lineyes
84JapanMonorailleft
85JapanSubwayleftTobu Kyuryo maglev lineTobu Kyuryo maglev lineyes
86JapanMonorailleft
87JapanSubwayleftyes
88JapanMetroleftYurikamome Waterfront line, rubber-tyredYurikamome lineMarunouchi, Mita, Namboku, Yurikamome linesyes
89JapanSubwayleftTozai lineyes
90JapanSubwayleftyes
91JapanMonorailleftyes
92JapanMonorailleft
93JapanSubwayleftKanazawa Seaside line, LRT, rubber-tyredKanazawa Seaside LRTKanazawa Seaside LRT lineyes
94JapanMonorailleft
95JapanSubwayleftPort Liner and Rokko Liner, rubber-tyredPort Liner and Rokko LinerPort Liner and Rokko Lineryes
96JapanSubwayleftyes
97JapanMonorailleftyes
98MalaysialeftLRTKLIA line to airport, Kelana Jaya line's underground stations
99MexicoMetrorightyes
100MexicoMetroright
101MexicoMetrorightyes
102NetherlandsMetroright
103NetherlandsRandstadRailright
104NetherlandsMetroright
105North KoreaMetro
106NorwayT-Banerightyes
107PeruTren Urbano
108PhilippinesMRTyes
109PolandMetroright
110Poland
111PortugalMetroleftyes
112PortugalMetrorightyes
113Puerto RicoTren Urbano
114RomaniaMetroright
115RussiaMetrorightwindowless steel doors in ten stations
116RussiaMetroright
117RussiaMetroright
118RussiaMetroright
119RussiaMetroright
120RussiaMetroright
121RussiaMetro
122RussiaMetroright
123SingaporeMRTleftNorth-East MTR line and 3 rubber-tyred LRT linesLRT linesyes
124South KoreaSubway
125South KoreaSubwayright
126South KoreaSubway
127South KoreaSubwayrightlines 2 and 9, planned for all lines by 2010yes
128South KoreaSubway
129South KoreaSubway
130SpainMetroleftyes
131SpainMetrorightunder construction on lines 5, 11, planned for lines 9, 10yes
132SpainMetroleftyes
133SpainMetro
134SpainMetro
135SpainMetroLine 1
136SwedenTunnelbanaleft
137SwitzerlandMetroline m2line m2yes
138TaiwanMRTrightMuzha line, VALyesMuzha line VAL MRTyes
139TaiwanMRTMRT
140ThailandSkytrain, MRTleftGreen lineGreen line, Blue line
141Turkey
142TurkeyMetroright
143Turkey
144TurkeyMetrorightmetro line
145TurkeyMetro
146UkraineMetro
147UkraineMetrotram
148UkraineMetroright
149UkraineMetroright
150United Arab EmiratesMetrorightmetrometro, monorailyes
151United KingdomTyne & Wear Metroleft
152United KingdomUndergroundleftDocklands Light RailJubilee Line extensionyes (DLR)
153United KingdomSubwayleft
154USASkywayrightdowntown monorail people mover
155USASubwayright
156USAMetro Railright
157USAThe Tright
158USARapid Transitright
159USAMetro Subwayright
160USAMetrorailright
161USA"L"right
162USASubwayright
163USAMetrorailrightdowntown people mover, rubber-tyredDowntown people mover
164USAMARTAright
165USAMetro Railright
166USAMetrolinkright
167USASubwayrightplanned for new Second Avenue Line
168USAPeople Moverrightdowntown people mover, LIM technology
169USAMonorailrightmonorail
170USALight Railright
171USABARTright
172USAThe Tright
173UzbekistanMetroright
174VenezuelaMetro
175VenezuelaMetro
176VenezuelaMetro


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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