The table shows data about underground railway systems in six major cities with date opened, kilometres of route and passenger numbers per year in millions. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, making comparisons where relevant.

The table compares the

subway

systems in six cities: London, Paris, Tokyo, Washington DC, Kyoto, and Los Angeles based on the date opened,

kilometers

of

route

, and

passengers

per

year

(in millions).

Overall

, it is evident from the table that the earlier the cities construct the underground railways, the longer

kilometers

of the

route

they reach, except for the

number

of

passengers

which Tokyo accommodates the most users.

To begin

, as the oldest underground railway, built in 1863, the London

subway

travels the longest distance at 394

kilometers

of

route

.

However

, it gains only 775 million users per

year

behind the other two constructed after it. Meanwhile, the Paris

subway

, which opened in 1900, has a higher

number

of

passengers

than London’s, totaling 1191.

In contrast

, the Tokyo

subway

gains the highest

number

of

passengers

amounting to 1927 even though it was established after London’s and Paris’s. In the meantime, other subways: Washington DC’s, Kyoto’s, and Los Angeles’s are the newest constructed in 1976, 1991, and 2001, respectively. Washington DC

subway

encompasses 126

kilometers

of

route

and carries 144 million

passengers

per

year

. Los Angeles follows behind Washinton DC in terms of both

kilometers

of

route

at 11 and the

number

of

passengers

at 50 million users per

year

. Kyoto,

on the other hand

, reaches the shortest distance at 11

kilometers

of

route

and is utilized by the smallest

number

of

passengers

per

year

at 45.