1 | Urban rail, [[NonIndicativeName though it's not always under ground]]. [[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant Not the sandwich shop]] (though you can find said shops in some of such places). |
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3 | Many of the great cities of the world have subway systems, metro systems, underground systems, what have you--they're trains underground is what counts. They tend to be part of the lifeblood of the city, an element of its character, a point of pride (or occasionally shame) for its citizens, and a record of its history. They develop their own unique cultures and quirks. In short, they are kind of awesome...which is why we made this index. |
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5 | !! Subway systems of the world |
6 | %% The examples should either link to an article about the system or not at all. Linking to the city doesn't really cut it. |
7 | |
8 | [[index]] |
9 | !!! Africa |
10 | * Algiers Metro |
11 | * Cairo Metro |
12 | |
13 | !!! Asia-Pacific |
14 | * UsefulNotes/AlmatyMetro |
15 | * Bangkok [=SkyTrain=] and Metropolitan Subway |
16 | * Chinese Subways |
17 | ** Beijing Subway |
18 | ** UsefulNotes/HangzhouMetro |
19 | ** Shanghai Metro |
20 | ** Shenzhen Metro |
21 | * UsefulNotes/DelhiMetro |
22 | * Hong Kong MTR |
23 | * Jakarta MRT |
24 | * Melbourne Metro |
25 | * Osaka Subway |
26 | * Seoul Metropolitan Subway |
27 | * Singapore MRT |
28 | * UsefulNotes/SydneyTrainsMetroAndLightRail |
29 | * UsefulNotes/{{Dankal}} (Tel Aviv; actually a tram with an underground section, though a proper metro is planned as part of the system) |
30 | * UsefulNotes/TokyoSubways (Tokyo Metro, Toei Subway, and other lines frequently used) |
31 | |
32 | !!! Europe |
33 | * UsefulNotes/AmsterdamMetro |
34 | * UsefulNotes/MetroDeBarcelona |
35 | * UsefulNotes/BerlinUAndSBahn |
36 | * UsefulNotes/BrusselsMetro |
37 | * [[UsefulNotes/BudapestMetro Budapest Metro (and other public transportation)]] |
38 | * UsefulNotes/CopenhagenStogAndMetro |
39 | * UsefulNotes/FrankfurtUAndSBahn (actually operates as light rail, known as "Stadtbahn" in German) |
40 | * UsefulNotes/GlasgowSubway |
41 | * UsefulNotes/HamburgUAndSBahn |
42 | * UsefulNotes/HelsinkiMetro |
43 | * UsefulNotes/LisbonMetro |
44 | * UsefulNotes/TheLondonUnderground |
45 | * UsefulNotes/MetroDeMadrid |
46 | * UsefulNotes/MilanMetroAndLineeS |
47 | * UsefulNotes/MoscowMetro |
48 | * UsefulNotes/MunichUAndSBahn |
49 | * UsefulNotes/NurembergUBahn |
50 | * UsefulNotes/NovosibirskMetro |
51 | * UsefulNotes/OsloTBane |
52 | * UsefulNotes/LeMetropolitain (Paris) |
53 | * UsefulNotes/PragueMetro |
54 | * UsefulNotes/RomeMetro |
55 | * UsefulNotes/RotterdamMetro (includes Randstad Rail, which is light rail) |
56 | * UsefulNotes/SaintPetersburgMetro |
57 | * UsefulNotes/StockholmMetro |
58 | * UsefulNotes/TurinMetro |
59 | * [[UsefulNotes/TyneAndWearMetro Tyne & Wear Metro]] (Newcastle—upon―Tyne & Sunderland; actually light rail) |
60 | * UsefulNotes/ViennaUAndSBahn |
61 | * UsefulNotes/WarsawMetroAndUrbanRail (covering the Warsaw subway, SKM and Warsaw Commuter Railway) |
62 | |
63 | !!! The Americas |
64 | * Brasília Metro |
65 | * Buenos Aires Metro |
66 | * Caracas Metro |
67 | * Lima Metro |
68 | * Medellín Metro |
69 | * UsefulNotes/MexicoCityMetro - second biggest Metro in the Americas based on ridership (the biggest is in NYC) |
70 | * UsefulNotes/MontrealMetro |
71 | * Panama City Metro - opened in 2014 the [[/index]][[OverlyNarrowSuperlative oldest Metro in mainland Central America]] |
72 | * Rio de Janeiro Metro |
73 | * Santiago Metro |
74 | * São Paulo Metro |
75 | * [[index]]UsefulNotes/SubwaysOfTheUnitedStates |
76 | * UsefulNotes/TorontoSubway |
77 | * Tren Urbano (San Juan, Puerto Rico) |
78 | * Vancouver [=SkyTrain=] |
79 | [[/index]] |
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