Volgograd Metrotram - Stations

Stations

List of stations north to south:

  • Traktornyy Zavod (Tractor Factory)
  • Khlebozavod (Bakery Works)
  • Vodootstoy (Water-sediment)
  • Bol’nitsa Il’icha (Ilich Hospital)
  • Zavod "Barrikady" (Barrikady Factory)
  • Tridtsat' Pervaya Shkola (31st School)
  • Stadion Monolit (Monolith Stadium)
  • Zavod "Krasnyy Oktyabr’" (Red October Steel Factory)
  • Tridtsat' Devyataya Gvardeyskaya (39th Guards Rifle Division Street)
  • Ploshchad’ Vozrozhdeniya (Revival Square)
  • Dvorets Sporta (Sports Palace)
  • Mamayev Kurgan (Mamayev Kurgan)
  • Tsentral’nyy Stadion (Central Stadium)
  • Tsentral’nyy Park Kul’tury i Otdykha (Central Rest and Culture Park)
  • Yevropa (Europa City Mall)
  • Ploshchad’ Lenina (Lenin Square)
  • Komsomol’skaya (Komsomol street)
  • Pionerskaya (Pioneers)
  • Ploshchad’ Chekistov (Chekists Square)
  • Profsoyuznaya (Labour Unions)
  • Teatr Yunogo Zritelya (Theatre for Young Spectators)
  • Yel’shanka

Projected:

  • Rayonnaya
  • Sel'khozakademiya (Volgograd A&M Academy)

Approved:

  • Tormosilovskaya
  • Panfilovskaya
  • Mikrorayon 231
  • Universitet

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