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The bar charts below give information about the railway system in six cities in Europe. v.2

The bar charts below give information about the railway system in six cities in Europe. v. 2
The bar chart provides information on railway systems in six capital cities in Europe namely Paris, Stockholm, Lisbon, Rome, Madrid and Berlin. Generally speaking, Paris has the oldest and longest railway system while Lisbon train system receives the greatest number of passengers per year. As far as the ages are concerned, Paris railway system was established earlier than railway systems in other cities. It was launched in 1863 while the Stockholm railway, firstborn among the remaining five, was inaugurated in 1900. Lisbon, Rome and Madrid's railways were established in 1927, 1976 and 1981 respectively. The latest locomotive, among the given cities, started in 2001 in Berlin. In terms of the route sizes, Paris has by far the longest railway route - 394 kilometres. This route is nearly twice than the train routes built in Stockholm and more than thrice than the length of rail tracks in Rome. Madrid, in contrast, has the shortest rail route which is only 11 kilometres. Considering the number of passengers these railway systems receive each year, Lisbon stands the first position with 1927 million passengers per year. Paris, despite being the oldest railway system, receives 775 million people in a year while Madrid serves the smallest number of train commuters, which is 45 million a year.
The bar chart provides information on
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railway
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systems
in six capital cities in Europe
namely
Paris, Stockholm, Lisbon, Rome, Madrid and Berlin.
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speaking, Paris has the oldest and longest
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railway
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system
while Lisbon train
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system
receives the greatest number of passengers per year.

As far as the ages
are concerned
, Paris
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railway
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system
was established
earlier than
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railway
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systems
in other cities. It
was launched
in 1863 while the Stockholm
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railway
, firstborn among the remaining five,
was inaugurated
in 1900. Lisbon, Rome and Madrid's
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railways
were established
in 1927, 1976 and 1981
respectively
. The latest locomotive, among the
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given
cities,
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started
in 2001 in Berlin.

In terms of the
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route
sizes, Paris has by far the longest
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railway
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route
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-
394
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kilometres
. This
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route
is
nearly
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twice
than the train
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routes
built in Stockholm and more than thrice than the length of rail
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tracks
in Rome. Madrid,
in contrast
, has the shortest rail
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route
which is
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only
11
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kilometres
.

Considering the number of passengers these
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railway
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systems
receive each
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year
, Lisbon stands the
first
position with 1927 million passengers per
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year
. Paris, despite being the oldest
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railway
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system
, receives 775 million
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people
in a
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year
while Madrid serves the smallest number of train commuters, which is 45 million a
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year
.
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IELTS academic The bar charts below give information about the railway system in six cities in Europe. v. 2

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