The table below gives information about the underground railway systems in six cities. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The table illustrates the underground railway systems in six different urban areas.

Overall

, it can be clearly seen that the three older railroad systems have longer routes and a

number

of passengers annually than the new ones. London is the oldest underground railway system, and it has a long route of 394 kilometres.

However

,

this

city only has 775 million passengers a year.

In addition

, the same trend has been shown by Paris and Tokyo regarding the route, but they have distinct styles with regard to the

number

of occupants. Tokyo has the highest count of roomers at 1927 people per year, and Paris just shows about two times lower than Tokyo. Washington DC has a long route than

Kyoto

and Los Angeles at 126 kilometres,

whereas

Kyoto

and Los Angeles accounted for 11 and 28 kilometres, respectively.

Moreover

,

Kyoto

has the lowest

number

of passengers at 45 people,

while

Los Angeles has a little bit more than

Kyoto

by 5 people. Washington DC has a

number

of occupants that triples that of

Kyoto

.