Transit Systems Of World
Data produced in the collaborative mapping platform citylines.co
@kaggle.citylines_city_lines
Data produced in the collaborative mapping platform citylines.co
@kaggle.citylines_city_lines
What did the expansion of the London Underground, the world’s first underground railway which opened in 1863, look like? What about the transportation system in your home city? Citylines collects data on transportation lines across the world so you can answer questions like these and more.
This dataset, originally shared and updated here, includes transportation line data from a number of cities from around the world including London, Berlin, Mexico City, Barcelona, Washington D.C., and others covering many thousands of kilometers of lines.
You can explore geometries to generate maps and even see how lines have changed over time based on historical records. Want to include shapefiles with your analysis? Simply publish a shapefile dataset here and then create a new kernel (R or Python script/notebook), adding your shapefile as an additional datasource.
CREATE TABLE cities (
"id" BIGINT,
"name" VARCHAR,
"coords" VARCHAR,
"start_year" DOUBLE,
"url_name" VARCHAR,
"country" VARCHAR,
"country_state" VARCHAR
);CREATE TABLE lines (
"id" BIGINT,
"city_id" BIGINT,
"name" VARCHAR,
"url_name" VARCHAR,
"color" VARCHAR,
"system_id" BIGINT,
"transport_mode_id" DOUBLE
);CREATE TABLE station_lines (
"id" BIGINT,
"station_id" BIGINT,
"line_id" BIGINT,
"city_id" BIGINT,
"created_at" TIMESTAMP,
"updated_at" TIMESTAMP
);CREATE TABLE stations (
"id" BIGINT,
"name" VARCHAR,
"geometry" VARCHAR,
"buildstart" DOUBLE,
"opening" DOUBLE,
"closure" DOUBLE,
"city_id" BIGINT
);CREATE TABLE systems (
"id" BIGINT,
"city_id" BIGINT,
"name" VARCHAR
);CREATE TABLE track_lines (
"id" BIGINT,
"section_id" BIGINT,
"line_id" BIGINT,
"created_at" TIMESTAMP,
"updated_at" TIMESTAMP,
"city_id" BIGINT
);CREATE TABLE tracks (
"id" BIGINT,
"geometry" VARCHAR,
"buildstart" DOUBLE,
"opening" DOUBLE,
"closure" DOUBLE,
"length" BIGINT,
"city_id" BIGINT
);Anyone who has the link will be able to view this.