Other cities with "El" systems?

I was just talking to a cow-orker and we were just chatting about if
any cities other than NYC and Chicago have any elevated transit
systems of any significance. Those I can think of are either subway or
surface or combined. I'm certainly not an expert in transit trivia, so
I thought I would ask here.

Thanks in advance. :)

>Philadepia, LA, Washington DC

I thought Washington and LA were all either subway or surface. Are
there indeed significant elevated sections in those areas?

On Jun 5, 5:53 pm, annie <dmr...@> wrote:
> >Philadepia, LA, Washington DC
>
> I thought Washington and LA were all either subway or surface. Are
> there indeed significant elevated sections in those areas?

Washington's Red Line to Silver Spring and beyond is largely elevated.

A few sections of Paris are el London has a lot oudoors in the
burbs . Miami is all elevated.

davidmetzger0@ wrote:
> A few sections of Paris are el London has a lot oudoors in the
> burbs . Miami is all elevated.

London has a lot outdoors, but none of it is on what New Yorkers would
consider a traditional elevated structure.
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