Montpierre Subway

The Montpierre Subway, sometimes the Montpierre Metro, is the oldest, largest and most complex metro system in the world. It covers all boroughs of Montpierre, as well as the dormitory town of Farm Bay, and the National Farm.

History
The Montpierre Subway began as a mining route between Stoneport and the area of land now occupied by Gregory Square. This, itself, was expanded to form a rail link further east towards Wolfsborough and was operated as a mainline railway. This line kept its use as such until it was incorporated into the Montpierre Subway as the 'Gregory Line', following the opening of the Peter Line, between Melonbank and Baiah Avenue. Therefore, the oldest line in the system is technically the second oldest.

The Peter Line was extended to Birchgrove where it terminated for some time, before the development of Long Street and the Borough of St Joseph's required a further extension thereto. Meanwhile, work began on the Yellow line, then the Circle Line and finally the Canalside Tramway. Further extensions are always being added.

Lines
There are currently six lines in the network, each with two termini, except for the Circle Line which has none, although Grand Southern Terminus is used as its base of operations. Vertical black lines represent changes in travel zones. The newest line, The Shores Line, which links Shores with the Circle Line, is yet to be added to the official map, while testing takes place.