The Metro is located in Gelsenkirchen Germany. This is not really considered a meter, but rather as part of the railroad system of the country. It was opened to the public on 1 September 1984, currently 9 Tube stations along 5,5 Km (3,4 miles), equivalent to a station each 611,1 meters (668,3 yards).
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Download the map above in high definition and in PDF format: gelsenkirchen-metro-plan.
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From Metro Frankfurt (known as “Frankfurt U-Bahn”) It is located in Germany.
It was extended with new stations in the year 2010, currently 86 Tube stations along 65 Km (40,4 miles), which is to have on average each station 755,8 meters (826,6 yards).
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The previous map in PDF format: traffiQ_Liniennetzplan_2011.
The same previous map, but in PDF format: MAPA-oficial-traffiQ_Liniennetzplan_2013.
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The Metro is located in Essen Germany. This is not really considered a meter, but rather as part of the country's rail system. It was opened to the public on 5 October 1967, currently 27 Tube stations along 20,2 Km (12,6 miles), equivalent to a station each 748,1 meters (818,2 yards)..
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The Metro Dusseldorf (or also called Duesseldorf) is in Germany. This is not really considered a meter, but rather as part of the railroad system of the country. It was opened to the public on 4 October 1981, currently 14 Tube stations along 9,6 Km (6 miles), ie, each station has a 685,7 meters (749,9 yards).
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The Metro Duisburg (Duisburg in the German language) It is located in Germany. This is not really considered a meter, but rather as part of the railroad system of the country. It was opened to the public on 11 July 1992, currently 13 Tube stations along 14,3 Km (8,9 miles), ie, each station has a 1100 meters (1203 yards).
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The Metro is located in Dortmund Germany. This is not really considered a meter, but rather as part of the railroad system of the country. It was inaugurated on 17 May 1976, currently 37 Tube stations along 29,5 Km (18,3 miles), ie, each station has a 797,3 meters (871,9 yards).
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A version of the above map, in high resolution PDF format: Mapa-metro-Dortmund.pdf
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The Metro is located in Cologne Germany. This is not really considered a meter, but rather as part of the railroad system of the country. It was opened to the public on 11 October 1968, currently 51 Tube stations along 45 Km (28 miles), equivalent to a station each 882,4 meters (965 yards).
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The Metro is located in Bonn Germany. This is not really considered a meter, but rather as part of the railroad system of the country. He was inaugurated on 22 March 1975, currently 12 Tube stations along 9 Km (5,6 miles), equivalent to a station each 750 meters (820,2 yards).
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The previous map, you can download in PDF format:
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The meter is located in Bochum Germany. This is not really considered a meter, but rather as part of the railroad system of the country. He was inaugurated on 26 May 1979, currently 29 Tube stations along 21,5 Km (13,4 miles), equivalent to a station each 741,4 meters (810,8 yards).
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The Metro is located in Bielefeld Germany. This is not really considered a meter, but rather, as part of the railroad system of the country. He was inaugurated on 21 September 1971, currently 7 Tube stations along 5,2 Km (3,2 miles), equivalent to a station each 742,9 meters (812,4 yards).
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