List of stations on the Saint Petersburg Metro

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This list of stations of the Saint Petersburg Metro contains all metro stations of Saint Petersburg Metro , which are in operation. As of December 2012, the Saint Petersburg metro network consists of five lines with a total of 69 stations. There is also a decommissioned station, others are under construction or in the planning stage.

With the opening of the Ploshchad Vosstaniya - Avtowo section on November 15, 1955, the subway became part of the local public transport system in Russia's second largest city . According to the name of the metropolis at that time, it was called Metro Leningrad until the collapse of the Soviet Union . The total length of over 124 kilometers makes the line network the second largest metro system in Russia after the Moscow Metro .

The Saint Petersburg Metro is one of the deepest underground railways in the world. Only five stations, including the disused one, are above ground. More than three quarters of the train stations are at least 50 meters below the surface of the earth. The Admiralteiskaya station tracks are 86 meters deep ; the structure extends to a depth of 102 meters.

Most train stations only have one entrance and one exit, which leads to the surface via escalators. Transfer hubs usually consist of several interconnected train stations, each of which serves a line and has its own name. Usually there is access to the surface at one end of the platform and the transition to the connected stations at the other. The only train station that serves two lines is Technologichesky Institute . Trains from both lines stop at its two platforms, which can be reached via a shared vestibule entrance .

Lines

The five existing lines of the Saint Petersburg Metro are shown briefly in the following table. The main articles on the individual lines contain an overview of the associated stations in the respective line.

No.	Surname	Terminals (north-south)	Stations	length	opening	Youngest station
	Kirovsko-Vyborgskaya	Devyatkino - Prospect Veteranov	19th	29.6 km	Nov 15, 1955	Dec 29, 1978
	Moskovsko-Petrogradskaya	Parnas - Kuptschino	18th	30.1 km	Apr 29, 1961	Dec 22, 2006
	Nevsko-Vasileostrovskaya	Begovaya - Rybatskoye	12	28.8 km	0Nov 3, 1967	May 26, 2018
	Pravobereschnaja	Spasskaya - Dybenko ulitsa	08th	11.2 km	Dec 30, 1985	07th Mar 2009
	Frunensko-Primorskaya	Komendantski Prospect - Shushary	15th	26.24 km	Dec 20, 2008	03rd Oct 2019

Stations

The following table lists the stations in operation. It is arranged alphabetically according to the German transcription of the station names. The specified depth of a station corresponds to the distance between the platform level and the surface of the earth. Stations with a depth of “0 m” are above ground. If a station offers transfer options to other lines, the column transfer and transfer options names the other lines with the names of the transfer stations. Connections to other public transport are also listed here. If the list is sorted by lines, the stations are sorted according to their sequence from north to south or from west to east on the respective line. The Technologitscheski Institut transfer station will then not be listed again within line 2; it lies here between the stations of Sennaya Ploshchad and Frunzenskaya .

To describe the location, the Rajon (German: 'District') is given in which the station is located. Saint Petersburg is divided into 18 Rajons . The only station outside the metropolitan area of ​​Saint Petersburg is Devyatkino . It is located in Leningrad Oblast , there in Vsevoloschsk Raion . The Kuptschino station is on the border between the Moskovsky and Frunzensky Rajons and has exits to both districts. By clicking on the icon in the following column, you can view the location of each station on different maps.

The list also includes the only disused station, Datschnoje (Saint Petersburg Metro) , whose track system is now used as a vehicle depot. This station is highlighted with a gray background.

Name (transcribed / original)	depth	line	Transfer and transition options	Opened	Rajon		Noteworthy nearby	Remarks	image
Admiralteiskaja Адмиралтейская	86 m			Dec 28, 2011	Zentralny		Admiralty , The Brazen Rider , St. Isaac's Cathedral , Nevsky Prospect , Winter Palace
Akademicheskaya Академи́ческая	64 m			Dec. 31, 1975	Kalininski
Avtowo Автово	12 m			Nov 15, 1955	Kirowski
Baltiyskaya Балти́йская	57 m		Suburban and long-distance trains ( Baltic station )	Nov 15, 1955	Admiralteiski
Begovaya Бегова́я	20 m			May 26, 2018	Primorsky
Bucharestskaja Бухарестская	65 m			Dec 28, 2012	Frunsenski
Datschnoje (Metro Saint Petersburg) Да́чное	0 m			0June 1, 1966	Kirowski			Decommissioned October 5, 1977
Dewjatkino Девя́ткино	0 m		Suburban trains	Dec 29, 1978	Vsevolozhsk
Dostoyevskaya Достое́вская	62 m		Vladimirskaya	Dec 30, 1991	Zentralny		Lomonosov Bridge
Dunaiskaya Dunayskaya	19 m			03rd Oct 2019	Frunsenski
Elektrosila Электроси́ла	35 m			Apr 29, 1961	Moskovsky
Frunzenskaya Фру́нзенская	39 m			Apr 29, 1961	Admiralteiski		Warsaw Railway Station , Russian Railway Museum
Gorkovskaya Го́рьковская	53 m			0July 1, 1963	Petrogradsky		Peter and Paul Fortress , Great Mosque
Gostiny Dwor Гости́ный дво́р	56 m		Nevsky Prospect	0Nov 3, 1967	Zentralny		Alexandrinsky Theater , Anichkov Bridge , Gostiny Dvor , Nevsky Prospect	Closed type station
Graschdanski Prospekt Гражда́нский проспе́кт	64 m			Dec 29, 1978	Kalininski
Jelisarowskaja Елизаровская	62 m			Dec 21, 1970	Nevsky			Closed type station
Kirowski Sawod Ки́ровский заво́д	50 m			Nov 15, 1955	Kirowski
Komendantski Prospect Коменда́нтский проспе́кт	75 m			0Apr 2, 2005	Primorsky
Krestowski Ostrow Кресто́вский о́стров	49 m			03rd Sep 1999	Petrogradsky		(formerly) Kirov Stadium
Kuptschino Ку́пчино	0 m		Suburban trains	Dec 25, 1972	Moskovsky , Frunzensky
Ladoshskaja Ла́дожская	61 m		Suburban and long-distance trains ( Ladoga train station )	Dec 30, 1985	Krasnogwardeiski
Leninski Prospect Ле́нинский проспе́кт	8 m			29 Sep 1977	Kirowski
Lesnaja Лесная	64 m			Apr 22, 1975	Vyborgsky
Ligowski Prospect Ли́говский проспе́кт	66 m			Dec 30, 1991	Zentralny
Lomonosovskaya Ломоно́совская	65 m			Dec 21, 1970	Nevsky		Neva river port	Closed type station
Mayakovskaya Маяко́вская	51 m		Pl. Vosstaniya	0Nov 3, 1967	Zentralny		Nevsky Prospect	Closed type station
Mezhdunarodnaja Международная	65 m			Dec 28, 2012	Frunsenski
Moskovskaya Моско́вская	29 m		Airport bus to Pulkowo	Dec 25, 1969	Moskovsky		Moscow Square , House of the Soviets	Closed type station
Moskovsky Vorota Моско́вские воро́та	35 m			Apr 29, 1961	Moskovsky
Narvskaya На́рвская	52 m			Nov 15, 1955	Kirowski
Nevsky Prospect Не́вский проспе́кт	63 m		Gostiny Dvor	0July 1, 1963	Zentralny		Church of the Savior , Kazan Cathedral , Mikhailovsky Palace , Nevsky Prospect , Saint Petersburg Philharmonic
Novocherkasskaya Новочеркасская	61 m			Dec 30, 1985	Krasnogwardeiski
Zenith Зенит	20 m			May 26, 2018	Petrogradsky		Saint Petersburg Stadium	Until August 14, 2020, the station was called Novokrestovskaya
Obuchowo Обу́хово	62 m		Suburban trains	July 10, 1981	Nevsky
Obwodny Kanal Обво́дный кана́л	61 m			Dec 30, 2010	Frunsenski
Oserki Озерки́	59 m			Aug 19, 1988	Vyborgsky
Park Pobedy Парк Побе́ды	35 m			Apr 29, 1961	Moskovsky		SKK Peterburgski	Closed type station
Parnas Парна́с	0 m			Dec 22, 2006	Vyborgsky
Petrogradskaya Петрогра́дская	53 m			0July 1, 1963	Petrogradsky			Closed type station
Pionerskaja Пионе́рская	67 m			0Nov 4, 1982	Primorsky
Ploshchad Alexandra Nevskovo-1 Пло́щадь Алекса́ндра Не́вского-1	54 m		Pl. Al. Nevskovo-2	0Nov 3, 1967	Zentralny		Alexander Nevsky Square	Closed type station
Ploshchad Alexandra Nevskovo-2 Пло́щадь Алекса́ндра Не́вского-2	60 m		Pl. Al. Nevskovo-1	Dec 30, 1985	Zentralny		Alexander Nevsky Square and Monastery
Ploshchad Lenina Пло́щадь Ле́нина	71 m		Suburban and long-distance trains ( Finnish station )	0June 1, 1958	Kalininski		Liteiny Bridge
Ploshchad Mushestva Пло́щадь Му́жества	67 m			Dec. 31, 1975	Kalininski
Ploshchad Vosstaniya Пло́щадь Восста́ния	58 m		Mayakovskaya suburban and long-distance trains ( Moscow station )	Nov 15, 1955	Zentralny		Nevsky Prospect
Politechnicheskaya Политехни́ческая	65 m			Dec. 31, 1975	Kalininski		Polytechnic University
Primorskaya Примо́рская	71 m			28 Sep 1979	Vasileostrovsky		Seaport on the Newa Bay
Proletarskaya Пролета́рская	72 m			July 10, 1981	Nevsky
Prospectus Bolshevikov Проспе́кт Большевико́в	68 m			Dec 30, 1985	Nevsky		Ice rink
Prospectus Prosweschchenija Проспе́кт Просвеще́ния	65 m			Aug 19, 1988	Vyborgsky
Prospectus Weteranow Проспе́кт Ветера́нов	8 m			29 Sep 1977	Kirowski
Pushkinskaya Пу́шкинская	57 m		Zvenigorodskaya suburban and long-distance trains ( Vitebsk railway station )	Apr 30, 1956	Admiralteiski
Rybazkoje Рыбацкое	0 m		Suburban trains	Dec 28, 1984	Nevsky
Sadovaya Садовая	71 m		Sennaya Pl. Spasskaya	Dec 30, 1991	Admiralteiski		Lion Bridge , Mariinsky Palace , Raskolnikov House
Sennaya Ploshchad Сенна́я пло́щадь	55 m		Spasskaya Sadovaya	0July 1, 1963	Admiralteiski
Spasskaya Спа́сская	60 m		Sennaja Pl. Sadowaja	07th Mar 2009	Admiralteiski
Sportivnaya Спорти́вная	64 m			Sep 15 1997	Petrogradsky		Petrovsky Stadium , Jubileiny Sports Complex	Station with two parallel platforms on top of each other
Staraya Derewnja Ста́рая Дере́вня	61 m		Suburban trains	Jan. 14, 1999	Primorsky		Gunsetschoinei-Dazan
Zvenigorodskaja Звенигоро́дская	57 m		Pushkinskaya	Dec 20, 2008	Admiralteiski
Svyosdnaya Звёздная	22 m			Dec 25, 1972	Moskovsky			Closed type station
Technologichesky Institute Технологи́ческий институ́т	60 m			Nov 15, 1955	Admiralteiski		Technological Institute , Trinity Cathedral
Chernyshevskaya ерныше́вская	70 m			0June 1, 1958	Zentralny		St. Anne's Church , Tauride Palace
Chkalovskaya Чка́ловская	60 m			Sep 15 1997	Petrogradsky
Tschornaja Retschka Чёрная ре́чка	67 m			0Nov 4, 1982	Primorsky
Udelnaja Удельная	64 m		Suburban trains	0Nov 4, 1982	Vyborgsky
Uliza Dybenko У́лица Дыбе́нко	61 m			0Oct 1, 1987	Nevsky
Vasileostrovskaya Василеостро́вская	64 m			0Nov 3, 1967	Vasileostrovsky		Vasilyevsky Island , Menshikov Palace	Closed type station
Vladimirskaya Влади́мирская	55 m		Dostoyevskaya	Nov 15, 1955	Zentralny		Arctic and Antarctic Museum , House Museum Dostoevsky
Volkovskaya Во́лковская	61 m			Dec 20, 2008	Frunsenski		Volkovo Cemetery
Vyborgskaya Вы́боргская	67 m			Apr 22, 1975	Vyborgsky		Lomo -Werk, PTMS -Werk

expansion

See also : Expansion of the Saint Petersburg Metro

The expansion of the metro network will create new lines and new stations. Several stations are already in different phases of completion. The plans to expand the subway system had to be overhauled several times because there were repeated delays, mainly due to a lack of money.

After the opening of the Admiralteiskaya station at the end of 2011, a transition to line 3 is to be created through another station on line 5. The work for this transfer station has not yet started (as of August 2011).

Remarks

1. ↑ ^{a b} The number of operating stations listed in this list is not 67, but 66 (excluding the shutdown station). The reason for the deviation is that in the Technologitscheski Institut station two lines use common platform halls. Although it is only a subway station, this station is usually counted twice, i.e. once per line. This also corresponds to the official counting method, compare the operator's website: Информация для пассажиров. Retrieved July 14, 2011 (Russian). 
2. ↑ ^{a b c} After the collapse of the Soviet Union , three stations were renamed on June 1, 1992:
   • Dewjatkino was previously called Komsomolskaya ( Комсомо́льская ) after a nearby square that was also renamed. Komsomol was the name of the youth organization of the CPSU .
   • Novocherkasskaya was previously called Krasnogwardeiskaya ( Красногварде́йская ) according to a nearby street. This was named in honor of the Red Army , which had barracks in the street.
   • Sennaya Ploschtschad also follows a nearby square in the name. This and the station were called Ploschtschad Mira ( Пло́щадь Ми́ра , German: "Platz des Friedens")in Soviet times.
   See: Станция "Девяткино" ("Комсомольская") , Станция "Новочеркасская" ("Красногвардейская". ") And Сталанцищая") and Станцищая "(") and Селалая "(Пралдая ") . In: metro.vpeterburge.ru Retrieved September 7, 2011 (Russian).

Web links

Commons : stations of the Saint Petersburg Metro  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Official website of the Saint Petersburg Metro (Russian)
• Description of the individual stations (Russian)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} станция "Адмиралтейская". In: Internet pages of the Saint Petersburg Metro . Retrieved July 12, 2011 (Russian). 
2. ↑ St. Petersburg escalator shaft. In: Internet pages from Herrenknecht . Archived from the original on April 1, 2012 ; accessed on August 18, 2015 . 
3. ↑ ^{a b} Строительство метро в С - Петербурге. In: spb-projects.ru. Ilya Shbanov, accessed July 13, 2011 (Russian). 
4. ↑ Natalja Rubanowa: "Movement in the right direction". Goethe-Institut Russia, accessed on July 13, 2011 (interview with Ilja Shbanow, editor-in-chief and author of the information portal www.spb-projects.ru, translated by Marlies Wenzel). 
5. ↑ Новые станции. In: Internet pages of the Saint Petersburg Metro . Retrieved July 12, 2011 (Russian). 
6. ↑ St. Petersburg gets a metro ring line - after 2025. In: Russland-Aktuell . June 28, 2011, accessed July 13, 2011 . 
7. ↑ Plans for the Petersburg metro construction are already out of date. In: Russia News . December 15, 2010, accessed July 13, 2011 . 

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