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- 2. The London Underground, or the Tube as it is
- 3. The London Underground carries over a billion passengers a
- 4. In 1863 the first underground railway, the
- 5. During World War II many tube stations were air-raid shelters where people sought protection during the German bombing of the city.
- 6. The London Underground normally operates daily between 5 a.m.
- 7. Over the decades underground stations have been modernized. In
- 8. The well-known symbol of the London Underground,
- 9. Some of London’s Underground stations are buildings
- 10. Although so many people use the underground
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The London Underground, or the Tube as it is often called, is the oldest underground train network in the world. Opened in 1863 there are a total of eleven lines, 270 stations and over 400 km of track, making it the
Слайд 3 The London Underground carries over a billion passengers a year,
or about 3 million every day. The deepest stations
are over 60 metres below thesurfaceСлайд 4 In 1863 the first underground railway, the Metropolitan
Line, opened. Wooden carriages were powered by steam locomotives. The system of tracks gradually expanded.
By the end of the 19th century most lines used electricity to power the trains.Слайд 5 During World War II many tube stations were air-raid shelters where people sought protection
during the German bombing of the city.
Слайд 6 The London Underground normally operates daily between 5 a.m. and
midnight. Some lines stay open throughout the night on specialoccasions,
like New Year’s Eve. London Underground stations can get very crowded during the weekday rush hours.Слайд 7 Over the decades underground stations have been modernized. In the
past years many have been equipped with Wi-Fi access to make journeys as comfortable
as possible.Слайд 8 The well-known symbol of the London Underground, a
red circle with a blue bar, was developed at
the beginning of the 20th century and has not changed much since then.Слайд 9 Some of London’s Underground stations are buildings which
have a special architectural value. Many original stations have beenrestored and look
similar to the way they did over a century ago.Слайд 10 Although so many people use the underground every
