Pravoberezhnaya Line (Russian: Правобережная линия, literally "Right-Bank Line") is Line 4 of the St. Petersburg Metro.
Overview[]
Pravoberezhnaya Line is 11.2 km long (making it the shortest line in the Metro) and has 8 stations. It runs from the city centre eastwards, before cutting south.
Stations[]
Spasskaya - Western terminal station controlled by the Market Stations
Dostoyevskaya - Station controlled by the Seaside Alliance
Ligovsky Prospekt - Abandoned Station
Ploschad Aleksandra Nevskogo II - Station controlled by the Vegan Empire
Novocherkasskaya - Station controlled by Okerville
Ladozhskaya - Station controlled by Okerville
Prospekt Bolshevikov - Station controlled by Okerville
Ulitsa Dybenko - Southern terminal station known for its production of hallucinogenic mushrooms, nicknamed "Happy Village"
Metro Lines | |
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Moscow Metro | |
St. Petersburg Metro | Frunzensko-Primorskaya • Kirovsko-Vyborgskaya • Moskovsko-Petrogradskaya • Nevsko-Vasileostrovskaya • Pravoberezhnaya |
Warsaw Metro | |
Novosibirsk Metro |