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Saint Petersburg Metro Station

Vladimirskaya

Saint Petersburg Metro station

Station Hall

General information

Location

Tsentralny District
Saint Petersburg
Russia

Coordinates

59°55′39.14″N 30°20′52.66″E / 59.9275389°N 30.3479611°E / 59.9275389; 30.3479611

Owned by

Saint Petersburg Metro

Line(s)

Kirovsko–Vyborgskaya Line

Platforms

1 (Island platform)

Tracks

2

Construction

Structure type

Underground

Depth

≈55 m (180 ft)

History

Opened

15 November 1955; 69 years ago (15 November 1955)

Electrified

Services

Preceding station	Saint Petersburg Metro			Following station
Ploshchad Vosstaniyatowards Devyatkino		Line 1		Pushkinskayatowards Prospekt Veteranov
SpasskayaTerminus		Line 4transfer at Dostoyevskaya		Ligovsky Prospekttowards Ulitsa Dybenko

Route map

Depot 4 Severnoye

Devyatkino—Lavriki railroad

Grazhdansky Prospekt

headshunt

Akademicheskaya

future line branching

Politekhnicheskaya

Ploschad Muzhestva

headshunts

Ploshchad Lenina

Neva

Chernyshevskaya

service siding to line 2

Ploshchad Vosstaniya

to track 1 of line 2

Tekhnologichesky Institut

to track 2 of line 1

headshunts

ЗСД

Dachnoye Depot

Avtovo Depot

Dachnoye (defunct)

Leninsky Prospekt

Prospekt Veteranov

headshunts

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Vladimirskaya (Russian: Влади́мирская) is a station of the Saint Petersburg Metro opened on 15 November 1955.

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