Yakhromskaya
Moscow Metro station
Yakhromskaya (Russian: Яхромская ) is a station of the Line 10 (Lyublinsko-Dmitrovskaya) of Moscow Metro in the far north of Moscow, Russia. It was previously known as Ulitsa 800-letiya Moskvy (Russian: Улица 800-летия Москвы, romanized: Ulitsa vosmisotletiya Moskvy, "800th anniversary of Moscow Street"). Opened on the 7 September 2023 together with Lianozovo and Fiztekh stations to the north. Yakhromskaya is a column two-span shallow station with one island platform.
Location
Yakromskaya station is located under Dmitrovskoye Highway Initially, the station was supposed to be built south of the intersection of Dmitrovskoye Highway and 800th Anniversary of Moscow St., but because of the cancellation of Dmitrovskoye Shosse station, now it is planned to build Yakromskaya north of this intersection, between 800th Anniversary Street and Yakhromsky Drive.
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