i should have expected this, but i am suprised, that some countries have more than one metro system 😀
The year for Istanbul is wrong, should be 1875 (Tünel line with 2 stations).
Still waiting for Thessaloniki metro
The per capita density in Spain in particular is insane. I know the population is heavily concentrated in a few poles, but it’s still a heck of a lot.
Hopefully some day Ireland will join this map but maybe im too optimistic…
Interesting, I’m really surprised by some. Like Budapest metro is pretty old, like one of the first. And Moscow has +500km of lines, pretty insane.
We invented the railway and the metro yet have been failing at both since it seems
Portugal is missing the metro in Porto
Wack.
It’s missing Porto subway
MerseyRail is more commuter rail imo
Is there a higher quality version of this image?
Moscow 514km of metro lines holy shit
Porto has metro.
This is missing the U-Bahn in Frankfurt Am Main.
Additionally large German metro areas have an S-Bahn which blurs the line between between metro and suburban rail.
Kyiv metro goes fucking deep!! I’m half Ukrainian and always visited my grandparents ever other year (not anymore) and it felt like I was on shrooms never seen such a long escalator
Also Kayseri does not have a metro, that’s only a tram. Or two tram lines.
Can someone enlighten me about why red and blue are so present throughout?
This is missing Stuttgart, Frankfurt and Karlsruhe in south western Germany alone
Just you wait until the Metro in Thessaloniki opens up and you’ll see two pins on Greece in the next 3 to 50 years.
Idk if it is already included, but berlin should be both S Bahn and U Bahn combined, as both would normally be considered „Metros“
Milan, biggest and oldest in Italy, gets the smallest icon.
Isn’t Merseyrail more like suburban rail but with metro-like characteristics, like an S-Bahn?
If the Málaga metro is on there, then the Granada metro should be too
The Istanbul metro logo kinda slaps tho
There are missing metro services in the picture like the one in Porto, Portugal
London one is so damn old i like it. I would like to visit the oldest station it’s such a time travel thing
What is their definition of a metro? Only underground lines? Almost every German city that is a bit larger has a metro system. Except Mannheim, they have a Hochbahn.
I love baku metro
London metro is cool
That’s missing the vast majority of networks in Germany – Dortmund, Köln, Stuttgart, Bochum, Frankfurt, Essen, Düsseldorf, Bonn … basically all of Western Germany.
Belgrade with official 1,5 million inhabitants in urban area be like: ✨what the hell us a metro system?✨
Wonderfull
Mersin Metro is coming soon also. (under construction)
I’m not sure I’d class merseyrail as a metro myself
Iceland despises metro systems or any public transportation in anyway the government is always saying its going to sell it because it is running at minus income money. Cries in icelandic
The M club, the U club and Glasgow- what does the S stand for?
Bucharest metro is amazing. Two of the existing lines to be extended and a brand new one to be built soon.
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i should have expected this, but i am suprised, that some countries have more than one metro system 😀
The year for Istanbul is wrong, should be 1875 (Tünel line with 2 stations).
Still waiting for Thessaloniki metro
The per capita density in Spain in particular is insane. I know the population is heavily concentrated in a few poles, but it’s still a heck of a lot.
Hopefully some day Ireland will join this map but maybe im too optimistic…
Interesting, I’m really surprised by some. Like Budapest metro is pretty old, like one of the first. And Moscow has +500km of lines, pretty insane.
We invented the railway and the metro yet have been failing at both since it seems
Portugal is missing the metro in Porto
Wack.
It’s missing Porto subway
MerseyRail is more commuter rail imo
Is there a higher quality version of this image?
Moscow 514km of metro lines holy shit
Porto has metro.
This is missing the U-Bahn in Frankfurt Am Main.
Additionally large German metro areas have an S-Bahn which blurs the line between between metro and suburban rail.
Kyiv metro goes fucking deep!! I’m half Ukrainian and always visited my grandparents ever other year (not anymore) and it felt like I was on shrooms never seen such a long escalator
Also Kayseri does not have a metro, that’s only a tram. Or two tram lines.
Can someone enlighten me about why red and blue are so present throughout?
This is missing Stuttgart, Frankfurt and Karlsruhe in south western Germany alone
Just you wait until the Metro in Thessaloniki opens up and you’ll see two pins on Greece in the next 3 to 50 years.
Idk if it is already included, but berlin should be both S Bahn and U Bahn combined, as both would normally be considered „Metros“
Milan, biggest and oldest in Italy, gets the smallest icon.
Isn’t Merseyrail more like suburban rail but with metro-like characteristics, like an S-Bahn?
If the Málaga metro is on there, then the Granada metro should be too
The Istanbul metro logo kinda slaps tho
There are missing metro services in the picture like the one in Porto, Portugal
London one is so damn old i like it. I would like to visit the oldest station it’s such a time travel thing
What is their definition of a metro? Only underground lines? Almost every German city that is a bit larger has a metro system. Except Mannheim, they have a Hochbahn.
I love baku metro
London metro is cool
That’s missing the vast majority of networks in Germany – Dortmund, Köln, Stuttgart, Bochum, Frankfurt, Essen, Düsseldorf, Bonn … basically all of Western Germany.
There are at least two more underground tram systems, one [here in Volgograd](https://xcourse.me/images/showplaces/710/b4c87f6e1061fadfa6c35a261f1868aa.jpg) and another in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine. Looks pretty similar to Málaga that’s included here
Up the Tyne and Wear metro
Belgrade with official 1,5 million inhabitants in urban area be like: ✨what the hell us a metro system?✨
Wonderfull
Mersin Metro is coming soon also. (under construction)
I’m not sure I’d class merseyrail as a metro myself
Iceland despises metro systems or any public transportation in anyway the government is always saying its going to sell it because it is running at minus income money. Cries in icelandic
The M club, the U club and Glasgow- what does the S stand for?
Bucharest metro is amazing. Two of the existing lines to be extended and a brand new one to be built soon.
Oslo has a subway?