Dvorets Sovetov

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Dvorets Sovetov was the former name of a Moscow Metro station now known as Kropotkinskaya, located near the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in central Moscow.

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Surface form Occurrences
Kropotkinskaya 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Moscow Metro station
adjacentStationOnLine Biblioteka Imeni Lenina NERFINISHED
Park Kultury NERFINISHED
architect Alexey Dushkin NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Stalinist architecture NERFINISHED
city Moscow
coordinates 55.745°N 37.604°E
country Russia
Soviet Union
depthBelowSurface 13
depthUnit metres
electrificationSystem third rail
fareZone central zone
formerNameOf Kropotkinskaya NERFINISHED
hasEntranceTo Gogolevsky Boulevard NERFINISHED
Volkhonka Street NERFINISHED
hasEscalators yes
hasFeature high vaulted ceiling
marble columns
wide central hall
hasFormerName Dvorets Sovetov NERFINISHED
hasLanguage ru
hasStationCode 010
hasTicketHall yes
hasTransferPossibility no direct transfer
intendedToServe Palace of Soviets NERFINISHED
line Sokolnicheskaya Line NERFINISHED
locatedIn Central Administrative Okrug NERFINISHED
Khamovniki District NERFINISHED
Moscow
locatedNear Cathedral of Christ the Saviour NERFINISHED
Moscow River NERFINISHED
locatedUnder Gogolevsky Boulevard NERFINISHED
namedAfter Palace of Soviets NERFINISHED
nearbyAttraction Prechistenskaya Embankment NERFINISHED
Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts NERFINISHED
numberOfPlatforms 1
numberOfTracks 2
openingDate 1935-05-15
operator Moscow Metro
originalName Dvorets Sovetov NERFINISHED
partOf Moscow Metro
partOfNetworkSince 1935
platformType island platform
renamedTo Kropotkinskaya NERFINISHED
renamingReason named after Peter Kropotkin
servedBy Sokolnicheskaya Line trains NERFINISHED
structureType deep column station

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Kropotkinskaya station formerName Dvorets Sovetov
subject surface form: Kropotkinskaya