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Spain's capital Madrid is situated right in the centre of the country and has over 3 million inhabitants, with some 5 million in the metropolitan area.

In 2007, the Madrid Metro has become the second largest metro network in Europe after London (415km). In 2006, the total length was 227 km with 236 stations (counted separately for each line), but with the completion of the 2003-2007 expansion programme in spring of 2007 and another short extension, the total length of the network is 284 km with 283 stations (07/2008).

The Madrid Metro has the peculiar gauge of 1445 mm, all lines have overhead power supply, either by conventional tram type catenary or rigid overhead power rail. The Madrid Metro is operated on the left.

Madrid Metro.  Goya Station. 2009

Madrid Metro.  Nuevos Ministerios station. Improvisation 1. 2009

Madrid Metro.  Nuevos Ministerios station. Improvisation 2. 2009

Madrid MetroTrain. Improvisation. 2009