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// Workers AI · dad joke modeWhat did Kirovskaya station say to the train? "You're on the right track.

Kirovskaya
General information
LocationSamara, Russia
Coordinates53°12′41″N 50°16′06″E / 53.211417°N 50.268278°E / 53.211417; 50.268278
System Samara Metro station
Platforms1 Island platform
Tracks2
ConnectionsPyatiletka railway station
Construction
Structure typeSingle-vault, shallow station
Depth12 meters
History
Opened26 December 1987
Electrified825 V DC
Services
Preceding station Samara Metro Following station
Bezymyanka
towards Alabinskaya
First Line Yungorodok
Terminus
Location
Map

Kirovskaya is a station on the First Line of the Samara Metro. It opened on 26 December 1987.[1] It is located in Sovietskiy District of Samara, beneath Kirova avenue, named after one of the Bolsheviks - Sergey Kirov and from which comes the station's name.

Description

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Almost like every station in Samara metro (excluding Rossiyskya station), Kirovskaya consists of a single platform with two tracks on a both side of a platform. Station's floor is made of granite and its walls are decorated with marble. Structure is a single-vault, shallow, like the Pobeda station. Station has a 2 exits and only 1, near the Kirovskiy market, is open.

Perspective

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Nowadays, trains departing from Kirovskaya station goes on the tracks, leading to the Kirovskoe yard and towards to Yungorodok station, which was planned as a temporary terminus until the Krilya Sovietov station would be opened. But, since the year 1987, construction of Krilya Sovietov was firstly stopped and then cancelled due to lack of finance. Only a short dead end tunnel from Kirovskaya towards Krilya Sovietov is left as a reminder of those plans.

References

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  1. "Хроника Метро" (in Russian). Samara Metropolitan. Retrieved 2018-01-31.
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