‘The two maps below show the changes in the town of Denham from 1986 to the present day. Summarie the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.’

The table illustrates information regarding the undergrown

railway

systems of six different cities.

In particular

, the opening date, the

kilometres

of the route and the number of

passengers

each year can be seen. The most notable feature is the opening date of

London

, which precedes the second oldest

railway

,

Paris

of almost 40 years. More precisely,

London

underground opened in 1863,

while

Paris

in 1900. After them, there is Tokyo, which opened in 1927, and after that in thirty years from 1976 to 2001 Washington, Kyoto and Los Angeles developed their own underground.

Furthermore

,

London

has the longest

railway

system, with 394

kilometres

, followed again by

Paris

, with 199 and Tokyo with 155.

On the other hand

, Los Angeles and Kyoto are the only cities with under 100

kilometres

of

railway

, which is respectively 11 km and 28 km.

Conversely

, regarding the number of

passengers

, Tokyo’s underground is by far the most used, with 1,9 billion

passengers

each year, 800 million more than

Paris

and more than 1 billion more than

London

. The other three cities have limited numbers in comparison, with DC underground which serves 144 million

passengers

each year, Los Angeles at 50 and Kyoto at 45. In conclusion, it can be said that there are some major differences in all the categories between the three oldest undergrounds and the others, with the exception of

kilometres

of route, in which

Paris

and Tokyo are more similar to DC than

London

.