Narvskaya

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Narvskaya is a station on the Saint Petersburg Metro, known for its Stalinist architecture and historical Soviet-themed design.

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Narvskaya canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Saint Petersburg Metro station
adjacentStationOnLine Baltiyskaya
Kirovsky Zavod
linked to: Kirov Factory
architecturalStyle Soviet neoclassical
Stalinist architecture
cityServed Saint Petersburg
linked to: St. Petersburg
country Russia
depthBelowSurface approximately 52 meters
electrificationSystem third rail
fareSystem Saint Petersburg Metro fare system
formerPoliticalContext built during late Stalin era
hasArtisticStyle socialist realism
hasEntranceType surface vestibule
hasEscalators yes
hasHistoricalSignificance example of Stalin-era metro design in Saint Petersburg
hasInteriorDecoration Soviet emblems
bas-reliefs
marble cladding
mosaics
hasLanguageOfSignage Russian
hasSafetyFeature no platform screen doors
hasStationCode not publicly standardized (Saint Petersburg Metro internal code)
hasTheme Soviet industrialization
linked to: Soviet economy

Soviet workers and labor
hasTicketHall yes
isOnOldestLineOfSystem yes
locatedIn Kirovsky District, Saint Petersburg
Saint Petersburg
linked to: St. Petersburg
metroLineColor red line
namedAfter Narva Triumphal Arch
numberOfPlatforms 1
numberOfTracks 2
openingDate 1955-11-15
operator Saint Petersburg Metro
partOf Saint Petersburg Metro
partOfLine Kirovsko-Vyborgskaya Line
platformType island platform
publicTransportMode metro
servesDistrict Kirovsky District
structureType deep-level pylon station

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