Novoostapovskaya street

The street was named in 1939 along the neighboring Ostapovsky highway, which now does not exist ^[1] . The highway was, in turn, named after anthroponymic grounds ^[2] ; most of it became part of the current Volgograd Avenue ^[3] .

In 1936 - 1937 , at the beginning of the current Novoostapovskaya street, near the intersection with Velozavodskaya street, two constructive houses for the workers of the Stalin Automobile Plant were built by the architect I.F. Milinis . In the adjacent area, it was planned to build 21 residential buildings, a tennis court, a volleyball court, a kindergarten, a nursery and schools. Only houses were built that now have the addresses Velozavodskaya street, 3/2 and Novoostapovskaya street, 4, building 1 ^[4] .

Novoostapovskaya street is a continuation of Simonovskaya embankment and Vostochnaya street in the place where they intersect with Velozavodskaya street . It goes to the north-east, crosses Sharikopodshipnikovskaya street , in the same place from the north-west it is adjacent to 1st Dubrovskaya street . It goes further, from the north-west, it adjoins the 1st Dubrovsky passage . In the vicinity of the Volgogradsky Prospekt metro station, the direction changes to the southeast, goes further and ends with the transition to Volgogradsky Prospekt .

• No. 2/3, building 4 1 - residential buildings of the Stalin Automobile Plant (1936-1937, architect I.F. Milinis ) ^[5]
• No. 5, building 3 - the Amedia film studio and the office of the Sreda production company ^{[6] [7]} .

Bus

• 9,156,299,608,670 ' :

Trolleybus

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Metro

• Metro station " Volgogradsky Prospekt " Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya line - at the end of the street.
• Dubrovka metro station of the Lublin-Dmitrov line - 300 meters southeast of the intersection with Sharikopodshipnikovskaya street .
• Avtozavodskaya metro station of the Zamoskvoretskaya line - 1.4 km south-west from the beginning of the street.
• Metro station " Proletarskaya " Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya line located about two kilometers from the beginning of the street towards Simonov Monastery.

On April 4, 2011, a hearing was held in the district administration of the South Port District on the construction of Orthodox churches within walking distance (Program 200), namely, a modular church on Novoostapovskaya Street, possession 6-8. The vast majority of participants in the hearings rejected the idea of ​​building a modular church at the specified address ^[8] .

• All-Moscow street classifier in Moscow. Novoostapovskaya street.
• Organizations on Novoostapovskaya street and related to the street.