Corvin Negyed ( Hung. Corvin-negyed , Corvin Quarter) - Budapest metro station on the M3 (blue) line. Until June 2011, it was called Ferenc Korut (Ferenc Boulevard).
| "Corwin Negyed" | |
|---|---|
| Corvin-negyed Line m3 | |
| Budapest Metro | |
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| opening date | December 31, 1976 |
| Former names | Ferenc Korut (Ferenc körút) |
| Type of | Deep-laid column station |
| Depth of laying, m | 27 m |
| Number of platforms | one |
| Platform type | insular |
| Exit to the streets | Illyi Avenue (Üllői út), Ferenc Boulevard (Ferenc körút), Josef Avenue (József körút) |
| Neighboring stations | and |
Opened on December 31, 1976 as part of the Deak Ferenc ter - Nagyvarad ter section.
The station is located under the intersection of two key highways of Pest : the leading in the southeast direction is Illioi Avenue (Üllői út, the longest street of Budapest, along this line goes the M3 line) and a large semi-ring of boulevards (Nagykörút) from the Petefi bridge to Margit bridge . Ferenc Boulevard (Ferenc körút) here goes to Joseph's Boulevard (József körút). The Corvin Negyed station is a transport hub, the transfer is carried out here to the loaded tram routes 4 and 6, following the large semi-ring boulevards.
From 1976 to June 2011, it was called Ferenc Korut; in 2011, it was renamed Corvin Nedead [1]
"Corwin negyed" - station deep foundation . At the station, one island platform column type.