Baumanskaya

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Baumanskaya is a Moscow Metro station on the Arbatsko–Pokrovskaya line, known for its Stalinist-era architecture and heavy passenger traffic.

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Baumanskaya canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Moscow Metro station
architecturalStyle Soviet neoclassical architecture
Stalinist architecture
country Russia
depthBelowSurface 32.5 metres
designedBy A. Shchusev (consulting role, attributed)
Boris Iofan
G. Zamsky
electrificationSystem third rail
entranceFrom Baumanskaya Street
Lefortovsky Val area
fareSystem Troika card accepted
fareZone Zone 1
hasColumnType pylon
hasDecoration bas-reliefs
marble cladding
mosaics
hasEscalators yes
hasHighPassengerTraffic true
hasHistoricalPeriod World War II era construction
hasIslandPlatform true
hasLanguageOfSignage English
Russian
hasStationCodeSystem Moscow Metro numeric code
hasTransferTo no direct rail transfer
hasVestibule yes
isOneOfBusiestStationsIn Moscow Metro
isOnThroughLineBetween Elektrozavodskaya
Kurskaya
isUnderground true
line Arbatsko–Pokrovskaya line
locatedIn Moscow
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Central Administrative Okrug
locatedInDistrict Basmanny District
locationLatitude 55.772
locationLongitude 37.679
namedAfter Baumanskaya Street
Nikolai Bauman (indirectly, via street name)
numberOfTracks 2
openingDate 1944-01-18
openingYear 1944
operatedBy Moscow Metro
ownedBy Moscow Metro
partOf Moscow Metro
platforms 1 island platform
stationCode 039
structureType deep-level pylon station

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