East Street - a street in the Balashikha-3 microdistrict of the city of Balashikha in the Moscow Region . [one]
| East street | |
|---|---|
| general information | |
| A country |  Russia |
| City | Balashikha |
| Microdistrict | Balashikha-3 (md. 25) |
| Postcode | 143903 |
| Electric train ( Kursky station ) | Balashikha station ; further by public transport |
Content
- 1 Description
- 2 Buildings
- 3 Transport
- 4 See also
- 5 notes
- 6 Literature
- 7 References
Description
The street is located in the Balashikha-3 microdistrict, in its eastern part, built up with residential buildings with elements of social infrastructure. It is the border of buildings with forests of the Lake Forest Park .
It departs with a gradual rise to the north from the final section of Chekhov Street , along which there is a movement of public transport. There is also a large headland for buses and taxis with the building of a control center. The end of Lenin Avenue goes to the same square from the south-west. To the south from the square there is an unnamed driveway, formerly facing the Enthusiasts highway ( Gorky highway ), but currently blocked.
The western (odd) side of Vostochnaya Street is complexly built up with two-story buildings of the late 1940s, made in the same style, which creates a unique architectural ensemble with other two-story residential buildings located on Pushkinskaya Street parallel to it.
The eastern side of the street is the edge of the coniferous forest of the Ozerny Forest Park. Along its edge, parallel to Vostochnaya Street, in 1985 Victory Alley was constructed with walking paths, benches and lampposts . It has a commemorative sign in the form of a cube with the inscription:
Victory Alley
Constructed to commemorate
40th anniversary of Victory
in the Great Patriotic War1941-1945
East Street ends at the intersection with Moskovsky passage . At the crossroads, the fenced area of the Cryogenmash stadium begins. The driveway blocked here with a barrier goes to the recreation area near the lakes Baboshkino and Aniskino, and the forest path in the eastern direction goes to Lake Yushino. These are the favorite summer vacation and bathing places for residents of the Balashikha-2 and Balashikha-3 microdistricts.
The numbering of houses is from Chekhov Street.
Buildings and Structures
- Odd side
- No. 1 - a residential building (2nd floor .; brick., Plastered); Hair Salon (in the basement) [2]
- No. 3 - residential building (2nd floor .; plasterer.) [3]
- No. 5 - residential building (2nd floor .; red brick) [4]
- No. 7 - kindergarten No. 7 "The Sun" [5]
- No. 9 - Family Leisure and Prevention Center [6]
- No. 11 - residential building (2nd floor .; cinder block, bricked, plastered (almost sprinkled already)) [7]
- No. 13 - residential building (2nd floor .; brick., Plastered) [8]
- Even side
- No. 22 (Chekhov-Vostochnaya St.) - the temple of the Church of the Evangelical Christian Baptists "Ark" (built in 2001-2004; architect Vasily Belov) [9]
- Victory Alley, children's playground and forest park.
Transport
Bus stop: "Chekhov Street".
See also
- List of Balashikha Streets
Notes
- ↑ 25th microdistrict of Balashikha
- ↑ Eastern St., 1 (Balashikha) on Wikimapia
- ↑ Eastern St., 3 (Balashikha) on Wikimapia
- ↑ Eastern St., 5 (Balashikha) on Wikimapia
- ↑ Kindergarten No. 7 “The Sun” (Balashikha)
- ↑ East St., 9 (Balashikha) on Wikimapia
- ↑ Eastern St., 11 (Balashikha) on Wikimapia
- ↑ East St., 13 (Balashikha) on Wikimapia
- ↑ Photo-report "TEMPLES OF RUSSIA": Temple of the church "Ark" - RS ECB
Literature
- Cities, workers' villages, towns and streets of the forest-park protection zone of Moscow // Streets of Moscow: Reference : As of February 10, 1961 / Compiled by L. S. Erokhina, V. F. Ovchinnikova, M. N. Shurinova, S. Kh. Fakhretdinova; Repl. ed. M.P. Lavochkin. "Moscow City Help". - M .: Moscow Worker , 1961 .-- S. 353 - 481. - 552 p. - 60,000 copies.
- Balashikha in faces and biographies: Encyclopedic Dictionary (On the 175th anniversary of Balashikha) / Compiled by Alexey Galanin; The book has been prepared for publication by the team of the Balashikha regional newspaper “Fact”. - M .: Delta, 2005. - 408, [66] p. - 2,000 copies. - ISBN 5-902370-29-9 .
- Greater Moscow: Atlas accurate to home / Head. ed. A. L. Paradise. - Issue 1. - M .: AVERS, 2004 .-- 430 p. - 100,000 copies. - ISBN 5-7198-0076-X .
- Schematic map of Balashikha district of Moscow region: Scale 1: 8,000 (on six sheets) / Schematic map compiled and prepared for publication by LLC Architecture and Urban Planning Service. - Sheet 2. - Balashikha: LLC Balashikha Information and Scientific Agency, [2005]. - 5,000 copies.
- Atlas of Balashikha Urban District: Map; Phonebook; Additional Information. - Balashikha: OOO BINA, 2008. - 92 p. - 5,000 copies.