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


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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