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The image displays a line graph showing passenger railway journeys in Great Britain from 1950 to 2004/05. The y-axis represents millions, ranging from 0 to 1,250, while the x-axis represents time. Three lines represent different types of railway systems: National rail network, London Underground, and Light rail & metro systems. National rail network journeys increase from around 750 million in 1950 to nearly 1000 million in 1970, then decrease to below 750 million in the early 1990s before rising again to approximately 1250 million in 2004/05. London Underground journeys remain consistent between 500 and 750 million throughout the period. Light rail & metro systems show an increase from virtually zero in 1950, with a marked rise from around 200 million to just over 250 million between 1990/91 and 2004/05.
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The line graph provides data on the number of journeys travelled on three different railways over the 55-year period starting from 1950 in Great Britain.
Overall, the number of journeys on the National rail network fluctuated throughout the period, whereas there was a significant increase for the London Underground. Regarding the Light rail and metro systems, their usage increased moderately.
Travels via the National rail network had decreased noticeably from 1000 million to around 650 million by 1980, followed by a significant rise to just above 1000 million in 2005.
Similarly, the London underground experienced the same trend, starting at under 750 million in 1950, and reached its nadir at 500 million in 1980. Then it had a remarkable rise to a little under 1000 million in 2005 being as high as the the National rail network.
However, the Light rail and metro systems witnessed a very different trend. Travels began at around 1965 with a minimal number of journeys, above 0. After having decreased until 1980, they increased moderately.
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