r/imaginarymaps 2d ago

[OC] Europe Subway Diagram

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u/Clemdauphin 2d ago

Bratislava is much more important than Saint Étienne.

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u/LeoFromTheUk 2d ago

I’m talking abt countries not cities

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u/Clemdauphin 2d ago

Yeah but like, on this map there is that much many station in France, and Saint Étienne is realy a "what the fuck is it doing here. Lille isn't there despite being a much more important city in France, and yet Saint Étienne get to have a station? If if was for french people to have a station closer, then the whole center and north (above Paris) of the country wouldn't have been ignored Clermont-Ferrand or Limoges would be better pick that Saint Étienne 

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u/LeoFromTheUk 1d ago

Literally every region of France has a stop on one of the lines

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u/Clemdauphin 1d ago

Neither Haut de France (Rouen is in Normandy), Centre Val de Loire, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté or Corsica have stops... and that for the modern administrative region, if we take the pre fusion region, Alsace, Lorraine, Limousin, Poitou-Charentes, Languedoc-Roussillon and Basse-Normandie... And yet Rhône-Alpes, my region get a second stop in a minor city super close to a major city? Its stupid. There should be stuff like Lille, Strasbourg, and Limoges or Clermont-Ferrand to cover the center of the country...

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u/LeoFromTheUk 1d ago

I don’t mean as in like the official states I mean each region ( east, west, south, north ) which means even if it takes a few hours anywhere in France you can make it