Метрополитену почти сто пятьдесят лет, но альтернативы ему пока нет. Сегодня для больших городов это наилучшее решение транспортных проблем и при этом экологически чистое.
1) "Moskovskaya" ("Moscow station"). Opened on November 20, 1985:
2) "Chkalovskaya" ("Valeriy Chkalov * "). Opened on November 20, 1985: * Russian aircraft test pilot and a Hero of the Soviet Union, who was born at this region
3) "Leninskaya" ("Lenin station"). Opened on November 20, 1985:
4) "Zarechnaya" ("Beyond the river"). Opened on November 20, 1985:
5) "Dvigatel Revolutsii" ("Engine of Revolution" *). Opened on November 20, 1985: * named for the nearest factory
6) "Proletarskaya" ("Proletarian station"). Opened on November 20, 1985:
7) "Avtozavodskaya" ("Automotive Factory"). Opened on August 8, 1987:
8) "Komsomolskaya" ("Komsomol * "). Opened on August 8, 1987: * Communist Union of Youth
9) "Kirovskaya" ("Sergey Kirov * "). Opened on November 15, 1989: * prominent early Bolshevik leader in the Soviet Union
10) "Park Kultury" ("Park of Culture"). Opened on November 15, 1989:
Line 2 - Sormovskaya Line:
1) "Moskovskaya" * ("Moscow station"). Opened on November 20, 1985: * common station for the both lines
11) "Kanavinskaya" (named for Kanavinskiy district). Opened on December 20, 1993:
12) "Burnakovskaya" (named for Burnakovskiy Avenue). Opened on December 20, 1993:
13) "Burevestnik" ("Storm-Pettel * "). Opened on September 9, 2002: * name of the nearest stadium
