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A list like this one and the metro systems that appear in it may always remain somewhat controversial. One reason is that definitions of what a metro is may vary according to whom you ask (a popular definition is here). Differences between commuter rail, metros and trams are increasingly fading as new hybrid trains allow metros to include sections in streets or shared with heavy rail. In other cases, metros have gradually evolved from former tram or rail lines, so it is sometimes difficult to tell the actual length or date of inauguration of the metro system.

Stations* with an asterisk counts each interchange station as one. Passenger numbers are annual. Ticket prices are for 10 km or 10 stops Price of a single ticket for the public transport network (bus, streetcar or metro) for a journey of approx. 10 km/6 miles or at least 10 stops (2009). Only one logo per city is displayed.



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1Turkey Adana
2Netherlands Amsterdamright
3Turkey Ankararightmetro line
4Belgium Antwerp
5Greece Athensrightyesyes
6USA Atlantarightyes
7Azerbaijan Bakuright
8USA Baltimorerightyes
9Thailand BangkokleftGreen lineGreen line, Blue lineyes
10Spain Barcelonarightunder construction on lines 5, 11, planned for lines 9, 10yesyes
11China BeijingrightPGDs on underground stations of line 5, PSDs on lines 8, 10recentlyall lines
12Brazil Belo Horizonteright
13Germany Berlinrightyes
14Germany Bielefeldright
15Spain Bilbaoleftyesyes
16Germany Bochumright
17Germany Bonnright
18USA Bostonrightyes
19Brazil Brasiliaright
20Belgium Brusselsrightline 1B
21Romania Bucharestright
22Hungary Budapestright
23Argentina Buenos Airesleftyes
24USA Buffaloright
25Turkey Bursa
26South Korea Busanright
27Egypt Cairoleft5 stns
28Venezuela Caracasyes
29Italy Cataniaright
30China Changchunright
31Belgium Charleroi
32India Chennai
33Japan Chibaleft
34USA Chicagorightyes
35China ChongqingrightThe three underground stations (Daping, Linjiangmen, and Jiaochangkou) have PSDsyesyes
36USA Clevelandright
37Germany Colognerightnew light rail trains onlyyes
38Denmark Copenhagenrightall metro linesall underground stationsall metro and S-Tog trainsyes
39South Korea Daegu
40South Korea Daejeon
41China Dalianright
42India Delhileftyes
43USA Detroitrightdowntown people mover, LIM technologyyes
44Ukraine Dnepropetrovsk
45Germany Dortmundrightyes
46United Arab Emirates Dubairightmetrometro, monorailyesyes
47Germany Duesseldorfrightyes
48Germany Duisburgrightyes
49Canada Edmontonright
50Germany Essenrightyes
51Germany Frankfurtrightyes
52Japan Fukuokaleftyes
53Germany Gelsenkirchenright
54Italy Genoarightyes
55United Kingdom Glasgowleft
56Mexico Guadalajararight
57China Guangzhourightyesyes
58South Korea Gwangju
59Israel Haifa
60Germany Hamburgright
61Germany Hanoverrightyes
62Finland Helsinkirightyes
63Japan Hiroshimaleft
64China Hong KongleftDisneyland Resort LineSI, WI lines, plannedall underground stationsyesyes
65South Korea Incheon
66Turkey Istanbulright
67Turkey Izmir
68USA Jacksonvillerightdowntown monorail people mover
69Japan Kamakuraleft
70Taiwan KaohsiungMRT
71Russia Kazanright
72Ukraine Kharkovright
73Ukraine Kievright
74Japan Kitakyushuleftyes
75Japan KobeleftPort Liner and Rokko Liner, rubber-tyredPort Liner and Rokko LinerPort Liner and Rokko Lineryes
76India Kolkataright
77Ukraine Kryvyi Rih
78Malaysia Kuala LumpurleftLRTKLIA line to airport, Kelana Jaya line's underground stationsyes
79Japan KyotoleftTozai lineyes
80USA Las Vegasrightmonorail
81Switzerland Lausanneline m2line m2yes
82France LillerightVALyesVAL, all stationsyes
83Peru Lima
84Portugal Lisbonleftyes
85United Kingdom LondonleftDocklands Light RailJubilee Line extensionyes (DLR)
86USA Los Angelesrightyes
87Germany Ludwigshafenright
88France Lyonleftline D/Maggaly, rubber-tyred, no PSDsyes
89Spain Madridleftyesyes
90Philippines Manilayesyes
91Venezuela Maracaiboyes
92France Marseillerightyes
93Colombia Medellin
94Mexico Mexico Cityrightyes
95USA Miamirightdowntown people mover, rubber-tyredDowntown people moveryes
96Italy Milanrightyesyes
97Belarus Minskright
98Mexico Monterreyrightyes
99Canada Montrealrightyes
100Russia Moscowright
101Germany Mulheimright
102India Mumbai
103Germany Munichrightyes
104Japan NagoyaleftTobu Kyuryo maglev lineTobu Kyuryo maglev lineyes
105Japan Nahaleft
106China Nanjingright
107Italy Naplesleft
108USA New Yorkrightplanned for new Second Avenue Lineyes
109USA Newarkright
110United Kingdom Newcastleleft
111Russia Nizhny Novgorodright
112Russia Novosibirskright
113Germany Nurembergrightlines U2, U3, no PSDs, sharing tracks with driver-operated trainsyes
114Portugal Oportorightyesyes
115Japan OsakaleftNanko Port Town Line, rubber-tyredNanko Port Town Lineall stations on the Nanko Port Town Lineyes
116Norway Oslorightyes
117Spain Palma de Mallorca
118France Parisright (metro), left (RER)line 14/Météor, rubber-tyredlines 1, 4, 6, 11, 14all stations on line 14, under construction on line 13lines 1, 14
119Italy Perugia
120USA Philadelphiarightyes
121USA Pittsburghright
122Brazil Porto Alegreright
123Poland Poznan
124Czech Republic Praguerightyes
125North Korea Pyongyang
126Brazil Reciferight
127France RennesrightVALyesVALyes
128Brazil Rio de Janeirorightyes
129Italy Romeleftyesyes
130Netherlands Rotterdamright
131France Rouen
132USA Saint Louisright
133Russia Saint Petersburgrightwindowless steel doors in ten stations
134Russia Samararight
135USA San Franciscorightyes
136Puerto Rico San Juan
137Chile Santiagorightyes
138Dominican Republic Santo Domingo
139Brazil Sao Paulorightlines 4, 5, and regional rail
140Japan Sapporoleftyes
141USA Seattlerightyes
142Japan Sendaileftyes
143South Korea Seoulrightlines 2 and 9, planned for all lines by 2010yesyes
144Spain SevilleLine 1
145China Shanghairightnewer line 4 stations and refitted line 1 stationsyes
146China Shenyangright
147China Shenzhenrightyesyes
148Singapore SingaporeleftNorth-East MTR line and 3 rubber-tyred LRT linesLRT linesyesyes
149Bulgaria Sofiaright
150Sweden Stockholmleft
151Germany Stuttgartrightyes
152Australia Sydneyleftyes
153Taiwan TaipeirightMuzha line, VALyesMuzha line VAL MRTyesyes
154Japan Tamaleftyes
155Uzbekistan Tashkentright
156Georgia Tbilisiright
157Iran Tehranyes
158Netherlands The Hagueright
159China Tianjinrightplatform gate doorsyes
160Japan TokyoleftYurikamome Waterfront line, rubber-tyredYurikamome lineMarunouchi, Mita, Namboku, Yurikamome linesyesyes
161Canada Torontorightyes
162France ToulouserightVALyesVALyes
163Italy TurinrightVALyesVALyesyes
164Venezuela Valencia
165Spain Valencia
166Chile Valparaisoright
167Canada VancouverrightSkytrain, LIM technology, currently the world's longest automated systemyesyes
168Austria Viennarightyesyes
169Russia Volgograd
170Poland Warsawright
171USA Washingtonrightyes
172China Wuhanright
173Germany Wuppertalright
174Russia Yekaterinburgright
175Armenia Yerevanright
176Japan YokohamaleftKanazawa Seaside line, LRT, rubber-tyredKanazawa Seaside LRTKanazawa Seaside LRT lineyes


Numerical data (except ridership) by Jordi Serradell 1/2010. Ridership data by John Kennes 10/2009. Ticket prices by UBS: Prices and Earnings (PDF, p. 20) 2009. Non-numerical data by Mike Rohde 1/2010.




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