KnowraNew York City SubwayLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to New York City Subway, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 5Related 4Narrower topic 2Compared with 2New York CityBroader topic: Its all-day service moves people through the city’s densest corridors.BrooklynNarrower topic: Subway lines connect Brooklyn neighborhoods to one another and to Manhattan and Queens.ManhattanRelated: Its dense Manhattan network links neighborhoods and connects the borough to the outer boroughs.Urban rail transitBroader topic: Its large, highly connected network illustrates one model of intensive urban rail service.QueensRelated: Subway lines connect Queens neighborhoods with Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the Bronx.Rapid transitBroader topic: Its early lines showed how underground and elevated rail could form an extensive city network.Moscow MetroCompared with: Its operating pattern contrasts with Moscow’s station architecture and service structure.New York metropolitan areaBroader topic: Its extensive city network feeds into the wider region’s commuter rail and bus systems.Mexico City MetroCompared with: Its around-the-clock service and extensive network contrast with Mexico City’s operating model.Times SquareRelated: Its Times Square station helped make the area a heavily traveled urban destination.Elevated railwayRelated: Its elevated sections show how one network can combine raised and underground routes.Take the "A" TrainNarrower topic: The title turns a subway journey into an enduring musical image of urban life.History of New York CityBroader topic: Subway construction enabled dense neighborhoods and commuting across the boroughs.