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Band 7+: 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.

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The image displays a table comparing three major European subway systems. London Underground: 408 km total track length, 275 stations, 3 million daily passengers. Paris Metro: 214 km total track length, 300 stations, 4.5 million daily passengers. Moscow Metro: 300 km total track length, 182 stations, 6.5 million daily passengers.
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The table compares the data related to the size of subway systems in different parameters of three capitals in Europe.

Overall, it is evident that, Paris Metro has the highest number of operational stations, while Moscow Metro’s station count is almost half that of Paris Metro. In terms of passengers number, Moscow Metro serves the most daily passengers, followed by Paris and London.

Starting with the total track length, London underground experiences the longest length with approximately 408km of track, including both underground and on the surface routes, followed by Moscow Metro, at roughly 300km, and 214km, respectively. Interestingly, despite having the shortest track length, Paris Metro operates the largest number of stations.

With regard to passenger usage, the Moscow Metro is the most heavily utilized, with about 6.5 million passengers daily due to strong governmental support. In contrast, the Paris Metro and London Underground usage around 4.5 million and 3 million daily passengers, respectively.

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