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Band 4+: The table shows data about underground railway systems in six major cities with date opened, kilometres of route and passenger numbers per year in millions.

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The image displays a table highlighting data of six major cities' underground railway systems, including date opened, kilometers of route, and passenger numbers per year in millions. London's system opened in 1863 with 394 kilometers of route and 775 million passengers per year, Paris in 1900 with 199 kilometers and 1191 million passengers, Tokyo in 1927 with 155 kilometers and 1928 million passengers, Washington DC in 1976 with 126 kilometers and 144 million passengers, Kyoto in 1981 with 11 kilometers and 45 million passengers, and Los Angeles in 2001 with 28 kilometers and 50 million passengers.
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The given table provides the data of underground railway systems in six cities, including it data opened, route length and numbers of passengers in each city per year .

Overall, most of them were opened before 21th century, such as Kyoto, Paris, Tokyo etc., exept London, which was erected in 19th century. All the numbers of route length vary greatly, however, the shortest is Kyoto and Los Angeles, the smallest number of people in these underground railways respectively.

In terms of date opened, Los Angeles is the only city, where the underground railway was opener in 00s century, meanwhile the oldest is Londons underground railway, which was erect in the 1863. The longest underground railway is Londons one, which is just under 400 kilometres, whereas all others varies between 199 and 11 kilometers.

Passegers per year was the third category, which shows that the most crowded underground railway is Tokyo, which has 1928 millions of people, who used Tokyos railway per year. On the other hand, Kyoto is the most unpopular one and approximately in 45 times less used per year, while all others is between 50 and just under 1200 millions per year.

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