Lavrinenko Street is a street in the east of Moscow in the Nekrasovka district of the Southeastern Administrative District from Vertoletchikov Street .
| Lavrinenko street | |
|---|---|
| general information | |
| A country | Russia |
| City | Moscow |
| District | SEAD |
| Area | Nekrasovka |
| Length | 960 m |
| Underground |  Nekrasovka |
| Former names | Projected passage number 6659 |
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Origin of title
Projected passage number 6659 was named Lavrinenko street in January 2018. The passage is named in honor of the Hero of the Soviet Union, tank ace Dmitry Fyodorovich Lavrinenko (1914-1941) [1] . For two and a half months of fighting from October to December 1941, Lavrinenko took part in 28 battles and destroyed 52 enemy tanks, becoming the most productive tanker in the Red Army during the entire Great Patriotic War .
Description
The street starts from Helicopter Street, passes to the east, then turns to the northeast, skirting one of the microdistricts of the residential area Lyuberetsky Fields . To the south of the street is the Black Lake.
Notes
- β Two passages in Nekrasovka are named after heroes. Voice of Nekrasovka. The appeal date is January 27, 2018.
Links
- In the area Nekrasovka appeared Lavrinenko and Eremenko streets. Government district Nekrasovka. The appeal date is January 27, 2018.
- Regulation January 16, 2018 N 7-PP. The government of Moscow. The appeal date is January 27, 2018.