The table presents information about (underground railway systems) in (six major cities). It shows the (
year
each Use synonyms
system
opened), the (Use synonyms
kilometres
of Use synonyms
route
), and the (number of Use synonyms
passengers
per Use synonyms
year
in millions).
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Initially
, the oldest Linking Words
system
Use synonyms
is
in (London), which started in (1863). It has the longest (Wrong verb form
was
route
) at (394 Use synonyms
kilometres
) and serves (775 Use synonyms
million
Use synonyms
passengers
) every Use synonyms
year
. (Paris) has a shorter Use synonyms
route
of (199 Use synonyms
kilometres
), but more (Use synonyms
passengers
), with (1191 Use synonyms
million
) yearly.
(Use synonyms
However
), the (Tokyo) Linking Words
system
, which began in (1927), is the busiest. It serves (1927 Use synonyms
million
Use synonyms
passengers
) per Use synonyms
year
, more than any other city, even though its Use synonyms
route
is only (155 Use synonyms
kilometres
).
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Moreover
, (Washington DC) and (Kyoto) opened later, in (1976) and (1981), with shorter routes and fewer Linking Words
passengers
. (Kyoto), Use synonyms
for example
, has just (11 Linking Words
kilometres
) of track and only (45 Use synonyms
million
Use synonyms
passengers
).
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On the other hand
, the newest Linking Words
system
is in (Los Angeles), opened in (2001), with (26 Use synonyms
kilometres
) and (50 Use synonyms
million
Use synonyms
passengers
) per Use synonyms
year
. Use synonyms
In other words
, it is still small and not very busy.
Linking Words
To sum up
, (Tokyo) has the highest (passenger numbers), Linking Words
while
(London) has the longest (Linking Words
route
). (Kyoto) and (Los Angeles) are the smallest in both size and usage.Use synonyms
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