The Metro Map is an interactive world map of metro systems. Pick a country, a city or a network and you will see where its lines run, which stations they serve and how the lines connect to each other.
Every network has its own page, with the operator, the year it opened, its lines and its stations. Every line and every station also has a page, and the route planner finds a way between two stations of the same network and shows where to change lines.
The data comes from open sources: OpenStreetMap for the geometry and names of lines and stations, Wikidata for identifiers and names in several languages, and Natural Earth for the outlines of the countries. We import it into our own catalog, keep track of where each record came from and correct mistakes by hand when we find them.
Open data can be incomplete or out of date, and coverage differs from one city to another, so a missing line or station usually means we have not added it yet. The map does not use street tiles or paid map services.
Read How we make the map to see the sources, the limits and how to report a mistake.
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