Dzerzhinsky Avenue - the main transport highway of the Dzerzhinsky district of Novosibirsk. The length is about 5.7 km. The avenue starts from Selezneva Street, then - in the northeast direction - forms a circular intersection with Koshurnikova Street , then crosses Krasin, Shakespeare, Korolev, Volochaevskaya, Polzunova Streets. In addition, a number of streets and lanes adjoin it, including Combinatskaya, Industrialnaya, Brodsky, Evropeysky and some others. On the section between Poymennaya Street and the Kamenka River (in the Zolotaya Gorka area), the motorway changes its name from Dzerzhinsky Avenue to Kamenskoye Shosse.
| Dzerzhinsky Avenue | |
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| A country | Russia |
| Region | Novosibirsk region |
| City | Novosibirsk |
| Area | Dzerzhinsky |
| Underground | 2 Birch Grove |
| Former names | Kamenskoe highway [1] |
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History
Dzerzhinsky Avenue is one of the most ancient roads on the territory of modern Novosibirsk . In the XVII-XIX centuries, the road, now called Dzerzhinsky Avenue, was part of the Kalmyk tract, which went from the Krivoshchekovskaya crossing in the direction of the village of Kamenka , and then in the direction of Tomsk [2] .
The development of the avenue began in the 1930s thanks to the foundation of such large enterprises as the Knitwear Plant and the V.P. Chkalov Aviation Plant . After World War II , buildings in the style of monumental classicism began to appear along the avenue, later the avenue was built up with houses of Khrushchev’s construction .
Initially, the street was called Kamenskoye Highway, but in 1957 part of it was called Dzerzhinsky Avenue.
Parks
- Birch Grove
- Dzerzhinsky Park
- Square Aviators
Organizations
Educational institutions
- Novosibirsk College of Civil Engineering
- Novosibirsk College of Radio Engineering
- Secondary school number 169
Shopping Centers
- TOTS "Solnechny"
- Shopping Center "Grove"
- TC "Chkalovsky"
Other organizations
- V.P. Chkalov Aviation Plant
- House of Culture and Creativity. V.P. Chkalova
- Severnaya, hotel complex
- Administration of Dzerzhinsky district
- Museum of the History of Novosibirsk
- State Regional Center for Standardization, Metrology and Testing, Novosibirsk Region
Transport
On Dzerzhinsky Avenue, 9 ground transportation stops are installed, trolley buses and fixed-route taxis run along the street.
Previously, tram lines existed throughout the avenue, the length of which in 2008 was reduced to the interval between Knitted Street and the Zolotaya Gorka microdistrict.
There is a metro station "Birch Grove" on the street.
Gallery
Famous residents
- Robert Ludwigovich Bartini (1897-1974) - Italian aristocrat, communist, well-known aircraft designer. He lived in house number 75 on Dzerzhinsky Avenue from 1952 to 1956 [3] .
See also
- Prospect Dimitrova
- Red Avenue
- Prospect Academician Koptyug