Greek street (Mariupol)

Greek street ( Ukrainian Gretska Vulitsa ) is one of the first streets of Mariupol , located in the historical center of the city, mainly one-story buildings. It bears its historical name (from September 28, 1878 ), part of the street south of Prospekt Mira until the establishment of Soviet power was called Mary-Magdalinovskaya Street . On May 24, 1929, the Mariupol City Council approved a decision to rename the street to Karl Marx Street (until December 1991 ).

Greek street
Ukrainian Wreck Wreck
Greek street at the intersection with Prospect Mira (on the left side of the bank building)
general information
A country	Ukraine
Region	Donetsk region
City	Mariupol
Length	about 4 km

On Greek Street there are school number 1 of the city of Mariupol, the 4th building of the Perm State Technical University and other facilities.

External Images
Greek street
(photos on the Panorama site)
	The building of the Federation of Greek Societies of Ukraine
	One-story residential buildings
	Inn

The street starts from the descent to the station ( Podgornaya street ) and ends on Pravoberezhnaya square , where it passes into Pravoberezhnaya street , crossing the following streets on its way:

• Podgornaya street
• Semenishina street
• Pushkin street
• Italian street
• Georgievskaya street
• peace Avenue
• Nikolaev
• Metropolitan Street
• Fontannaya street
• Evpatoria street
• Kaffayskaya street
• Gotfeyskaya street
• Karasevskaya street
• Shevchenko boulevard
• Maryinskaya street
• Uspenskaya street
• Kalmius lane
• Kalmius street
• Kalchanskaya street
• Levitsky Lane
• Levitsky street
• Factory Lane
• September 10 street
• Right Bank Lane
• Military Lane
• Right Bank Square
• Right Bank Street