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 chart presents data about the size of subway networks including the digits of functional stations and

travelers

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in each London, Paris and

Moscow

. It can be seen from the table that

Moscow

has the highest figure of commuters

while

having the least number of terminals in operation.

Whereas

, London has the fewest people travelling even though it has the largest network of Metro (both underground and surface). London’s underground has the largest track of up to 408 km as compared to Paris and

Moscow

.

Although

, it has up to 3 million passengers using the network, which is the least out of all three.

However

,

Moscow

has as few as 182 operational stations, and it still accommodates the maximum quantity of commuters (6.5 million). Paris,

on the other hand

, has 300 functional depots, which is higher than London and

Moscow

despite having the smallest metro network among all three countries.