Here's How Tiny Toronto's Subway System Is Compared To Other Subways Around The World

It's a little embarrassing.

It's no secret that Toronto's subway system needs work. But it's only when you put its subway map against those of other major cities around the world that you realize just how much work it really needs. Seriously, some of these cities have such massive systems that even seasoned commuters in Toronto might have difficulty navigating through them on their first few gos.

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You can talk about population density all you want; but at the end of the day, Toronto's subway system still isn't nearly as efficient as it could be. If we're ever going to become a "world-class city," we're going to need a subway system that matches up to these glorious examples from around the world.

Toronto, Canada

69 stations

Moscow, Russia

194 stations

London, England

270 stations

Stockholm, Sweden

100 stations

Tokyo, Japan

179 stations

New York City, USA

421 stations

Paris, France

245 stations

Shanghai, China

263 stations

Seoul, Korea

291 stations