The table shows data about underground railways systems in six major cities with date opened, kilometers of route and passenger numbers per year in millions. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, making comparisons where relevant.
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The table compares the detailed information on underground railway systems which developed in six great cities in the world. It illustrates the data related to opening dates,
route
lengths and users in millions per year
.
Overall
, what stands out from the table is that the most demanding railway system is Tokyo and the least demanding one
is Kyoto. Another interesting point is that the longest route
is in London, while
the shortest one
is in Kyoto.
Looking at the details, London started the underground train in 1863, which is the oldest one
, which is the longest one
, but the amount of passengers is only 775 million
per capita. In contrast
, the latest one
is situated in Los Angeles, which developed in 2001 with 28 kilometres long and carries 50 million
per year
.
Although
Tokyo started in 1927 and the length of the route
is medium, it serves maximum travellers of 1928 million
a year
. Paris is dedicated to 1191 million
passengers per year
with a 199 km route
. Here, both passenger and length of the route
are the second highest. Compared to the age, Washington DC serves a lower amount of users of 144 million
a year
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