Rail passenger traffic — all countries

Rail passenger traffic — Algeria

Rail passenger traffic in Algeria in 2020 — 348 M pax-km. Ranked 46 in the world out of 64. Since 1995, the indicator has fallen by 80.6%.

2020 348 M pax-km −76.07% vs 2019
World rank 46of 64
Period maximum 1,826 M pax-km1996
Period minimum 348 M pax-km2020

Trend over time

1995–2020 · million passenger-kilometers

Rail passenger traffic — Algeria, 1995–202005001,0001,5002,0001995199820012004200720102013201620191995: 1,797 M pax-km1996: 1,826 M pax-km1997: 1,360 M pax-km1998: 1,163 M pax-km1999: 1,069 M pax-km2000: 1,142 M pax-km2001: 981 M pax-km2002: 955 M pax-km2003: 964 M pax-km2004: 950 M pax-km2005: 929 M pax-km2006: 821 M pax-km2007: 758 M pax-km2008: 937 M pax-km2009: 1,141 M pax-km2010: 1,045 M pax-km2011: 1,040 M pax-km2012: 1,141 M pax-km2014: 1,186 M pax-km2015: 1,269 M pax-km2016: 1,337 M pax-km2017: 1,550 M pax-km2018: 1,602 M pax-km2019: 1,454 M pax-km2020: 348 M pax-km
Change over the period: −1,449 (−80.63%) Average annual rate: -6.36 %
Rail passenger traffic — Algeria, by year Algeria All countries CSV XLSX
Year M pax-km Change Change, %
2020 348 −1,106 −76.07%
2019 1,454 −148 −9.24%
2018 1,602 +52 +3.35%
2017 1,550 +213 +15.93%
2016 1,337 +68 +5.36%
2015 1,269 +83 +7%
2014 1,186
2012 1,141 +101 +9.71%
2011 1,040 −5 −0.48%
2010 1,045 −96 −8.41%
2009 1,141 +204 +21.76%
2008 937 +180 +23.7%
2007 758 −63 −7.73%
2006 821 −108 −11.63%
2005 929 −21 −2.21%
2004 950 −14 −1.45%
2003 964 +9 +0.96%
2002 955 −26 −2.66%
2001 981 −161 −14.1%
2000 1,142 +73 +6.83%
1999 1,069 −94 −8.08%
1998 1,163 −197 −14.49%
1997 1,360 −466 −25.52%
1996 1,826 +29 +1.61%
1995 1,797

Northern Africa, 2020

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About the indicator

Rail passenger traffic in millions of passenger-kilometers: the number of passengers carried multiplied by the distance of the trip. The indicator depends on population density and on geography alike: countries with long distances and developed high-speed service post the highest values.

Source: World Development Indicators (World Bank), license CC BY 4.0.