Rapid transit in the People's Republic of China

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The first modern Rapid transit in the People's Republic of China is Beijing Subway, which is in operation since 1969. However, in some sense, the Nanjing city railway (1907-1958) is the first urban railway in China. Currently, rapid transit systems have been deployed in several major cities and more are under construction or in planing.

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[edit] Completed systems

[edit] 1960~1969

[edit] 1970~1979

[edit] 1980-1989

[edit] 1990-1999

[edit] After 2000

[edit] Systems under construction

[edit] Systems in planning

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