Svetlitsky Street ( ukr. Vulitsya Svіtlitsky ) - a street in the Podolsk district of the city of Kiev , the area Windmills and Vinogradar . It runs from Alexander Bestuzhev street to Vasily Porik street.
| Svetlitsky street | |
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| ukr Vulitsya Svitlitsky | |
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| general information | |
| A country | Ukraine |
| City | Kiev |
| Area | Podolsky |
| Historic District | Windmills , Vinogradar |
| Length | 1.6 km |
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| Underground |  "Minsk" "Obolon" |
| Trolleybus routes | not |
| Bus routes | 72, 102 |
| Shuttle taxi | 472, 514 |
| Former names | Osipovsky lane |
| Name in honor | G.P. Svetlitsky |
| Postcode | 04208, 04123, 04215 |
| Motion | two way |
Adjacent are the streets of Osipovsky , Chigirinskaya , Ivan Izhakevich , Krasnopolskaya , Bykovsky and Mezhevaya lanes, and Svoboda Avenue .
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History
Street originated in the 1950s. Since 1957, it was called Osipovsky lane [1] , in honor of the nineteenth-century Russian mathematician Timofey Osipovsky . The modern name is given in honor of the Soviet Ukrainian artist Gregory Svetlitsky - since 1961 [2] . In the 1960s, the street was extended to Liberty Avenue , in the 1970s - to modern dimensions.
Development
The street begins with the private sector, where the houses do not belong to this street, then it goes into the building of 5- and 9-storey buildings of Khrushchev , after crossing the Liberty Avenue there is a non-residential building (garages and now offices, where Esmash had previously been).
Institutions
- Specialized School № 193 (№ 22)
- preschool educational institution № 518 (№ 24-B)
- boarding school for deaf children (No. 31/7)
- Children's Art School № 4 (№ 26-B)
- fire station number 7 Podolsky district (number 37)
Literature
- Vulitsi Kiev: dovdnik: [ ukr. ] / ed. A. V. Kudritsky . - K .: Ukrainian encyclopedia im. M.P. Bazhana , 1995. - P. 197. - ISBN 5-88500-070-0 .
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Notes
- ↑ The Victory Guide to the Kyiv City Committee for the deputies of workers of 20 September 1957 to Rock No. 1428 “About the recruitment and transition of Kiev” // Derzhavny arch_m. Kyiv , f. P-1, op. 4, Ref. 915, ark. 799-808. (ukr.) Archived April 15, 2013.
- ↑ The Victory Guide to the Committee of the Kyiv City Committee For the deputies of workers of 21 leaves of the fall of 1961, rock No. 2259 “About the recruitment and transition of the village” // Derzhavny archiv m. Kiiv , f. P-1, op. 8, Ref. 42, arch. 224–231. (ukr.) Archived June 25, 2013.