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 the information on public train systems in three major European urban, consisting of

Paris

,

Moscow

, and

London

.

Overall

, it can be clearly observed that

Paris

Metro

has the highest number of operational stations,

while

Moscow

Metro

's station count is about half that of the

Paris

Metro

. In terms of passenger numbers,

Moscow

Metro

serves the most daily passengers, followed by

Paris

and

London

. Starting with the total track length,

London

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Underground experiences the longest length with approximately 408 km of track, including both underground and surface routes, followed by

Moscow

Metro

, and

Paris

Metro

, at roughly 300 km, and 214 km, respectively. Interestingly, despite having the shortest track length, the

Paris

Metro

operates the largest number of stations. With regard to passenger usage, the

Moscow

Metro

is the most heavily utilized, with about 6.5 million passengers daily

due to

strong governmental support.

In contrast

, the

Paris

Metro

and

London

Underground

shows

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around 4.5 million and 3 million daily passengers, respectively.