Sovetskaya street - a street in the city of Serpukhov, Moscow Region . Located on the left bank of the Nara . It is one of the oldest city streets. Previous name - Nikolskaya street [1] in honor of the cathedral located here. The location and layout of the historical part of the street (from the beginning to the intersection with the Mishin passage, formerly called Kladbischenskaya street) have remained almost unchanged since the time of Catherine’s “Plan for the reconstruction of district cities of the Moscow province”.
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 Sovetskaya Street, 31 (view from the south). The former building of the Serpukhov Zemsky Council. | |
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| A country | Russia |
| City | Serpukhov |
| Length | 3700 meters |
| Former names | Nikolskaya |
| Postcode | 142200, 142203, 142214, 142201 |
Sovetskaya Street originates in the historical center in the form of a continuation of Tula Street at the intersection of the latter with the Serpeika River. Passes from the Nara and Serpeika valleys to the north-east among the buildings of the XVIII - XIX centuries , intersecting with the streets of Sverdlov, Kaluzhskaya , 1st Moscow , Chekhov , Lunacharsky, then among the quarters of the mid-second half of the XX century , through intersections with Mishin passage, streets Krupskaya and John Reed. At the intersection of Sovetskaya and John Reed Street, there is one of the city squares - Vladimir the Brave Square (until 2005 Sovetskaya). Then Sovetskaya intersects with the streets of Gorky, Firsov and ends with a T-shaped intersection with Voroshilov Street in the square in front of the station . The length of Sovetskaya Street is about 3,700 meters, which makes it the third longest in Serpukhov after Voroshilov and Proletarskaya Streets.
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Transport
Sovetskaya Street is one of the main urban transport arteries; public transport of urban routes (including bus routes No. 2, 2M, 13 on the section from Gorky Street to Privokzalnaya Square) and intercity routes (No. 458 Serpukhov - Moscow ) are carried out along it. The traffic is high.
Buildings and Facilities
The following historical monuments are located on Sovetskaya Street [2] [3] :
- Sovetskaya, 12/26. At the intersection with Kaluga Street, St. Nicholas Cathedral ( 1833 - 1857 ), the Serpukhov Cathedral, a historical monument of the federal protection category (F-176) are located.
- Sovetskaya, 31. The building of the Serpukhov Zemsky Council ( 1860 ), a historical monument of the local protection category (M-49/3).
Also located on Sovetskaya Street:
- Monument to Vladimir the Brave (at the exit of the street to the Square named after Vladimir the Brave ).
- The building where the Administration of the city district of Serpukhov and the Administration of the Serpukhov municipal district are located (Sovetskaya, 88)
- Park "Nursery" (at the intersection with Firsov Street).
See also
- List of Serpukhov Streets
Notes
- ↑ Anastasia Danshina. Volodarsky will again become Borovsky? . Oka-Info (02/11/2008). Date of treatment May 18, 2010. Archived April 11, 2012.
- ↑ Decree of the President of the Russian Federation “On Approving the List of Historic and Cultural Heritage Sites of Federal (All-Russian) Significance” dated 02.20.1995 N 176 (unavailable link) . Date of treatment May 18, 2010. Archived on April 7, 2012.
- ↑ Government Decree of the Moscow Region dated May 18, 2002 No. 188/16 approving the list of historical and cultural monuments located on the territory of the Moscow Region and consisting of state protection in order to determine the boundaries of their territories as lands of historical and cultural purpose . Date of treatment May 18, 2010. Archived on April 7, 2012.