Abrekskaya street (Vladivostok)

• The historical name of the street is Abrekskaya. Named in honor of the screw clipper with sailing weapons “ Abrek ” of the Siberian Flotilla and the Pacific Squadron. On the clipper, Vice Admiral S. O. Makarov said: "... the gallant clipper" Abrek "under the command of Captain II Rank Pilkin was the most daring vessel of the most daring period of our Pacific squadron" ^[1] .
• The street is located in the historical district of Vladivostok - Crew Sloboda , the area between the now covered Maltsevsky ravine and the Gaydamak ravine . Since 1870s, land plots have been distributed to sailors of the Siberian Navy crew . The street is laid along the eastern slope of the Maltsevsky ravine.

• The house on the corner of Abrekskaya street and Slavyanskaya street, in which one of the leaders of the Sevastopol uprising of 1905 , the lieutenant of the Pacific squadron Peter Petrovich Schmidt , lived in until 1898.
• Other buildings that make up the ensemble of residential buildings of the former Crew Village are interesting as architectural monuments.

• The Primorsky regional center of folk culture, previously the House of Culture named after Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, faces the street Abrekskaya. The address of the building is 147 Svetlanskaya Street.

Public transport does not pass directly along the street. Car traffic in one lane in each direction. There is no road marking. There are no traffic lights. The nearest public transport stop on Svetlanskaya Street is Avangard Stadium .

List of Vladivostok Streets