Zamoskvoretskaya Line

Zamoskvoretskaya Line
Geographical Information
Metro System:	Moscow Metro
Length:	42.8 km
Number of Stations:	22
Stations
	12
	8
	0
	0
	2
Political Information
Present Factions:	Huliaipole Republic (3 stations) Farms and Factories (3 stations) Fourth Reich (1 station) Red Line (1 station) Bandits (1 station) Revolutionaries (1 station)
Lore Information
Real-world Counterpart:	Zamoskvoretskaya Line

Zamoskvoretskaya Line (Russian: Замоскворецкая линия) is Line 2 of the Moscow Metro.

Overview

The Zamoskvoretskaya line is 42.8 km long and has 22 stations. With over 1.2 million daily passengers, the line was one of the busiest in Moscow, connecting the north and south of the city. Chronologically, it was the third line built, opening in 1938. While most of the line is underground, there are parts that go across the surface, particularly where it crosses the Moskva river. The line also had one of the most photographed stations before the War, Mayakovskaya, which has since been destroyed.

With only 12 inhabited stations, Zamoskvoretskaya is rather sparsely populated considering its size. Most of the population is concentrated in the northern half of the line, while the southern half is almost completely deserted, with Avtozavodskaya being the last inhabited station. This is likely due to the fact that the line crosses the surface beyond the Revolutionaries' station, making traveling there extremely dangerous.

Stations

• Rechnoy Vozkal - Northern terminal station controlled by the Huliaipole Republic
• Vodny Stadion - Station controlled by the Huliapole Republic
• Voikovskaya - Capital of the Huliapole Republic
• Sokol - Station controlled by the Farms and Factories organization
• Aeroport - Station controlled by the Farms and Factories organization
• Dinamo - Station controlled by the Farms and Factories organization
• Belorusskaya - Station that is used as a trading outpost
• Mayakovskaya - Destroyed station
• Tverskaya - Station controlled by the Fourth Reich, flooded in 2035
• Teatralnaya - Station controlled by the Red Line
• Novokuznetskaya - Station controlled by Bandits
• Paveletskaya - Independent station that is constantly attacked by mutants from the surface due to the fact that its hermetic door is missing
• Avtozavodskaya - Station controlled by Revolutionaries
• Technopark - Destroyed surface station
• Kolomenskaya - Abandoned station where Sasha and her father were exiled to
• Kashirskaya - Abandoned station
• Kantemirovskaya - Abandoned station
• Tsaritsyno - Abandoned station
• Orehovo - Abandoned station
• Domodedovskaya - Abandoned station
• Krasnogvardeyskaya - Abandoned station
• Brateyevo - Abandoned southern terminal station