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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. v.2

The chart below shows information about subway systems in three major European cities.
The table depicts details about three important subway systems in European cities. The mentioned parameters are length of the track, number of stations in operation and number of daily passengers. It is evident from the data that, London underground is the longest subway system in Europe featuring 408 km of total track length. Moscow metro comes second in line with 214 km of track and Paris metro is the shortest one with 214 km of track. On the contrary, Paris metro leading in front in terms of number stations, it has got more than one station in one kilometre radious (300). London metro has 275 stations in their network whereas, Moscow metro has least number of stations(182) under it' s belt. The passenger figures are showing a completely different pattern. Moscow metro is the most crowded one serving almost 6. 5 million commuters. Even though Paris has the shortest metro network among others but they comes second in terms it' s passenger numbers, which is 4. 5 million. London metro is only carrying 3 million passengers daily and it is the least popular metro network. In conclusion, each metro has their own strong hold in different areas. In term of track length London metro takes the lead, whereas, Paris metro accounted for most number of stations. Passenger figures shows that Moscow metro has the upper hand in that area.
The table depicts
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details
about three
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important
subway systems in European cities. The mentioned parameters are length of the
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track
,
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number
of
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stations
in operation and
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number
of daily passengers.

It is evident from the data that, London underground is the longest subway system in Europe featuring 408 km of total
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track
length. Moscow
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metro
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comes
second in line with 214 km of
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track
and Paris
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metro
is the shortest one with 214 km of
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track
.

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, Paris
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metro
leading
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in front in
terms of
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number
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stations
, it has
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got
more than one
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station
in one
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kilometre
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radious
(300). London
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metro
has 275
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stations
in their network whereas, Moscow
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metro
has
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least
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number
of
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stations(182)
under
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it&
#039; s belt.

The
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passenger
figures are showing a completely
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different
pattern. Moscow
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metro
is the most crowded one serving almost 6. 5 million commuters.
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Paris has the shortest
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metro
network among others
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but
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comes
second in terms
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it&
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passenger
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numbers
, which is 4. 5 million. London
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metro
is
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only
carrying 3 million
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passengers
daily and it is the least popular
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metro
network.

In conclusion
, each
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metro
has their
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own
strong hold in
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different
areas. In term of
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track
length London
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metro
takes the lead, whereas, Paris
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metro
accounted for most
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number
of
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stations
.
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Passenger
figures
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shows
that Moscow
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metro
has the upper hand in that area.
3Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
33Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
8Mistakes
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IELTS academic The chart below shows information about subway systems in three major European cities.

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229 words
5.5
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Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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