Devyatkino (Saint Petersburg Metro)

Devyatkino
Saint Petersburg Metro station
Station Platforms
Coordinates 60°03′01″N 30°26′32″E / 60.050256°N 30.442219°E / 60.050256; 30.442219Coordinates: 60°03′01″N 30°26′32″E / 60.050256°N 30.442219°E / 60.050256; 30.442219
Owned by Saint Petersburg Metro
Line(s) Kirovsko-Vyborgskaya Line
Platforms Side platforms
Tracks 2
Construction
Depth Above ground
History
Opened 1978-12-29
Services
Preceding station   St Petersburg Metro   Following station
TerminusKirovsko-Vyborgskaya Line

Depot 4 "Severnoye"
Devyatkino
 Grazhdansky Prospekt
Murinskiy Ruchei
 Akademicheskaya
 Politekhnicheskaya
 Ploschad Muzhestva
 Lesnaya
 Vyborgskaya
 Ploshchad Lenina
Neva River
 Chernyshevskaya
 Ploshchad Vosstaniya Transfer to M3 Nevsko-Vasileostrovskaya Line at Mayakovskaya.
 Vladimirskaya Transfer to M4 Pravoberezhnaya Line at Dostoevskaya.
 Pushkinskaya Transfer to M5 Frunzensko-Primorskaya Line at Zvenigorodskaya.
 Tekhnologichesky Institut Transfer to M2 Moskovsko-Petrogradskaya Line via cross-platform interchange.
Obvodny Kanal
 Baltiyskaya
Narvskaya
 Kirovsky Zavod
 Avtovo
Krasnenkaya River
Depot 1 "Avtovo"
Depot 2 "Dachnoye"
Dachnoye
 Leninsky Prospekt
 Prospekt Veteranov

Devyatkino (Russian: Девя́ткино; formerly Komsomolskaya) is a station of the Saint Petersburg Metro and St. Petersburg-Kuznechnoye railway. It is the only Metro station located outside the city limits, in Vsevolozhsky District of Leningrad Oblast.

It is the northern terminus of the Kirovsko-Vyborgskaya Line. The name of the station is derived from the name of nearby suburb. Like Rybatskoye, Kupchino and Parnas the station is located on the surface and connected to an electrichka commuter train station by the same name. In this case, the southbound train tracks are on the left side of the station while the northbound tracks are on the right, allowing for easy transfers between the subway and the trains.

Devyatkino was opened on 29 December 1978 as the part of the last segment of the line.

Until 1982 it was the northernmost metro station in the world, which was surpassed by the Helsinki Metro.

Devyatkino railway station


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