The table shows data about underground railway systems in six major citites with date opened, kilometres of route and passenger numbers per year in millions Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, making comparison where relevant.
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The given table illustrates information about underground
route
structures in 6 divided cities
, showing data about opening dates, route
length, and the number
of annual passengers
in millions.
Overall
, it is clear that
although
London
opened the underground railway earliest (in 1863) and remained the longest route
(394 kilometres
), the number
of annual passengers
during the period didn’t show an upward trend compared with Paris
and Tokyo. Interestingly, Kyoto
, a country possessed the second-latest railway opened date, has the shortest length of the route
and the lowest number
of passengers
.
As is represented, different cities
had dissimilar dates for opening the rail lines. The dates ranged from the earliest in London
(since 1863) to the latest in Los Angeles (since 2001). Other burghs such
as Paris
and Kyoto
published underground lines in the 90s century, specifically 1900 in Paris
, and 1981 in Kyoto
.
Another notable piece of information was the length of the routes. London
stayed unchanged in the top position as the town where the longest railway was available (about 394 kilometres
). Some cities
like Paris
, Tokyo, and Washington DC had quite similar structures of the subways, respectively 199, 155, and 126 kilometres
of route
. Noticeably, the shortest-length underground line belonged to Kyoto
City, with only 11 kilometres
.
Regarding the number
of passengers
per year, Paris
and Kyoto
were cities
where people regularly passed the railways, each for 1191 and 1928 million each year. London
stayed in the safe zone with a moderate number
of annual crossers (775 million people), while
Kyoto
continuously became the town where the fewest people passed the inner roads.Submitted by lengocuyenphuong0107 on
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