Write 150 words.underground rail networks in 6 cities
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The table provided gives information on the underground railway systems in different six major cities. The table compares the six chief towns in term of their age, size and the figure for people who use them per year. It is clear that the three oldest under ground systems are larger
and serve significantly more passengers than the newer systems. .
As per the table, the london underground railway dates back to 1863, making it the oldest subway system in the table
followed by the Paris underground, which opened in 1900. In contrast, Los Angeles has the youngest underground
railway of 6 cities, dating back to only 2001. However, while London and Paris also have the longest subway systems, with 394 and 199 km | respectively, Los Angeles is only the second Shortest at 28 km. The shortest underground railway belongs to kyoto (11 km) Regarding the numbers of passangers served, Tokyo's is by far the busiest subway with 1922 millions passengers per yearl, despite having less than half the length of railway compared to London underground railway, which transport only 775 million people per year of b
The table provided gives information on the
underground
railway
systems
in
different
six major cities. The table compares the six chief towns in term of their age, size and the figure for
people
who
use
them per year. It is
clear
that the three oldest under ground
systems
are larger
and serve
significantly
more passengers than the newer
systems
.
.
As per the table, the
london
underground
railway
dates back to 1863, making it the oldest subway
system
in the table
followed by the Paris
underground
, which opened in 1900.
In contrast
, Los Angeles has the youngest
underground
railway
of 6 cities, dating back to
only
2001.
However
, while London and Paris
also
have the longest subway
systems
, with 394 and 199 km |
respectively
, Los Angeles is
only
the second Shortest at 28 km. The shortest
underground
railway
belongs to
kyoto
(11 km) Regarding the numbers of
passangers
served, Tokyo's is by far the busiest subway with 1922 millions passengers per
yearl
, despite having less than half the length of
railway
compared to London
underground
railway
, which transport
only
775 million
people
per year of
b