The chart shown above in the diagram intreprets about underground railway system in six different cities. The chart also provides us with the neccessary information about cities, distance and passengers travelling annually.
At first, London being the oldest city which was opened back then in 1863 AD with the distance of 394 kilometers in range with 775 million people on rail every single year. Secondly, Paris invented underground railway station in early 1900 AD where the route was 199 kilometers with an estimated passengers about 1191 million people on rail. Tokyo being the next city invented underground rail on 1976 AD with a distance about 155 kilometeres, about 1927 million people travel on rail per year. Washington DC invented underground railway system in the year 1976 AD with 126 kilometers in range and carrying over 144 million people per year. Kyoto invented this system in the year 1981 AD, with a distance of 11 kilometers in range and carrying over 45 million people every year. Los Angeles being the last one invented this system in the year 2001 AD with a distance about 28 kilometers in range and carrying over 50 million people per year.
London being the oldest city to invent railway station whereas Los Angeles being the newest. London has the longest railway distance and Kyoto being the shortest railway distance. Tokyo being the populated city which carries over 1927 million people on a year unlikely Kyoto is less populated city carrying over 45 million people every year. Moreover, Paris, Tokyo, Washington DC, Kyoto had invented this system from early 1900s to late 1900s. Paris being the city with the second longest distance covered by underground railway station followed by Tokyo and Washington DC. Los Angeles has the second shortest range of underground railway system.
In conclusion, summarization about the underground railway system in 6 different countries when the city invented them, railway system’s range and the people who travel in underground railway station each year, alot of informations can be gathered from the given chart.
