Kirovsko-Vyborgskaya Line

Kirovsko-Vyborgskaya Line
Geographical Information
Metro System:	St. Petersburg Metro
Length:	29.57 km
Number of Stations:	19
Stations
	14
	4
	0
	0
	1
Political Information
Present Factions:	Northern Alliance (4 stations) Metro Hospital (1 station) Moscow Station (1 station) Engineers (1 station) Metro Police (1 station) Pilots (1 station) Kirov's Brigade (1 station)
Lore Information
Real-world Counterpart:	Kirovsko-Vyborgskaya Line

Kirovsko-Vyborgskaya Line (Russian: Кировско-Выборгская линия) is Line 1 of the St. Petersburg Metro.

Overview

The Kirovsko-Vyborgskaya Line is 29.57 km long and has 19 stations, around half of which are inhabited. Opening in 1955, it is the oldest line in the St. Petersburg Metro. It was known for several beautifully decorated stations.

Stations

• Devyatkino - Abandoned northern terminal surface station
• Grazhdansky Prospekt - Station controlled by the Northern Alliance
• Akademicheskaya - Station controlled by the Northern Alliance
• Politekhnicheskaya - Station controlled by the Northern Alliance
• Ploshcad Muzhestva - Station controlled by the Northern Alliance
• Lesnaya - Destroyed station
• Vyborgskaya - Independent station
• Ploschad Lenina - Station that serves as a hospital for the metro
• Chernyshevskaya - Independent station
• Ploschad Vosstaniya - Station nicknamed "Moscow" for the dialect of its residents, a monarchy under the rule of Ahmed II
• Vladimirskaya - Independent transfer station
• Pushkinskaya - Independent transfer station
• Tekhnologichesky Institut - Transfer station occupied by engineers, scientific centre of the Metro
• Baltiyskaya - Station mostly inhabited by former policemen
• Narvskaya - Station mostly inhabited by former airline pilots, ruled by a paranoid dictator
• Kirovsky Zavod - Station ruled by Kirov's Brigade, a criminal syndicate
• Avtovo - Abandoned station
• Leninsky Prospekt - Abandoned station
• Prospekt Veteranov - Abandoned southern terminal station