(China) Every Operating Rapid Transit System in China | 中国所有运营中的快速交通系统 🇨🇳

(LAG ALERT, PLEASE USE HIGH-END DEVICES) China’s rapid transit networks are the largest in the world, spanning over 13,000 kilometers across 58 cities. They feature hyper-modern, high-capacity subways, automated maglevs, and innovative "trackless trams". These systems are celebrated for their unparalleled efficiency, rapid expansion, and seamless integration with the country's massive high-speed rail. This map shows all passenger rail in China, including Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan. This map fosters the usage of infinite zooming. The order of stations depend on the station codes if available. All spellings are corrected to British English. Ordinal numbers of 20 or below are in word form. (e.g. 5th Tianfu Road -> Fifth Tianfu Road) Current class: Metro (integrated) Currently working on: Nanjing Next: Shenyang Completed systems: Shanghai - 22 July 2026 Beijing - 24 July 2026 Shenzhen - 26 July 2026 Guangzhou - 28 July 2026 Chengdu - 31 July 2026 Tianjin - 1 August 2026 Wuhan - 3 August 2026 Dongguan - 3 August 2026 Chongqing - 4 August 2026 Xi'an - 16 August 2026 Hangzhou - 18 August 2026 Foshan - 19 August 2026 Hidden Easter eggs: Beijing - A circle in Chaoyang District when you turn on the Railways layer. Shenzhen - Many deformed rails. Wuhan - Just search up "Bailin Station". Troubles: Clouds cover most of the map. The Capital Airport Express in Beijing needs to detour. Shenzhen's Lines 2 and 8 need a through service. Guangzhou's Line 3 has different service routes, but will be easier if Line 10 absorbs the Line 3 branch. There is no through service in Tianjin Line 5 and the Jinjing Line. Through services are pretty difficult, especially those in Chongqing. Zoom in any city to view its metro system. Feel free to ask me or comment some improvements! Sources used: Wikipedia MetroMan Baidu Maps Gaode Maps UrbanRail