The chart below shows information about subway systems in three major European cities. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main information and making comparisons.

The given table illustrates detailed information about the

subway

system

in three major cities of Europe namely

London

,

Paris

and

Moscow

. Here we can observe that the

London

Underground

system

is of maximum length

whereas

Paris

Metro is of minimum. In the case of England's capital City, the length is 408 km

while

for

Paris

it is 214 km. 

However

, the

subway

system

covers the highest number of stations in

Paris

but the lowest in

Moscow

. The count is 300 and 182 for

Paris

and

Moscow

respectively. The number of stations where

London

's metro take stop is considerably high when compared to

Moscow

and is less than

Paris

only by 25. Though

Moscow

's track length is average and is 300 km, it has the highest of people relying on the

subway

system

on daily basis, which is 6.5 million. Even after having the lengthiest track among the trio,

London

's daily traveller is 3 million, making it the

Subway

system

which is serving the lowest number of passengers.