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| https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Rapid_transit_in_Europe |
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| Rapid transit in Europe | |
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| Yerevan Metro | |
| Vienna U-Bahn | |
| Baku Metro | |
| Minsk Metro | |
| Brussels Metro | |
| Sofia Metro | |
| Prague Metro | |
| Copenhagen Metro | |
| Helsinki Metro | |
| Lille Metro • Lyon Metro • Marseille Metro • Paris Métro • Rennes Metro • Toulouse Metro | |
| Tbilisi Metro | |
| Berlin S-Bahn • Berlin U-Bahn • Frankfurt U-Bahn • Hamburg U-Bahn • Munich U-Bahn • Nuremberg U-Bahn | |
| Athens Metro • Thessaloniki Metro*** | |
| Budapest Metro | |
| Brescia Metro • Catania Metro • Genoa Metro • Milan Metro • Naples Metro • Rome Metro • Turin Metro | |
| Amsterdam Metro • Rotterdam Metro | |
| Oslo Metro | |
| Warsaw Metro • Tricity Rapid Transit Rail • Warsaw Rapid Urban Rail | |
| Lisbon Metro | |
| Bucharest Metro | |
| Kazan Metro • Moscow Metro • Nizhny Novgorod Metro • Saint Petersburg Metro • Samara Metro | |
| Barcelona Metro • Bilbao metro • Madrid Metro • Palma Metro • Seville Metro • Valencia Metro | |
| Stockholm metro | |
| Lausanne Métro | |
| Istanbul Metro | |
| Dnipro Metro • Kharkiv Metro • Kyiv Metro • Kryvyi Rih Metrotram | |
| Docklands Light Railway • Glasgow Subway • London Underground • Tyne and Wear Metro | |
| * Only rapid transit systems in the European parts of Russia and Turkey are shown. For others, see Rapid transit in Asia. ** Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia are considered trans-continental countries and are also included in Rapid transit in Asia. • *** Under construction. | |
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