Tramscape Tramway Photographs


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Trams skirt the city centre , whose
central point Kreshatik is the interchange point for the
first two lines of Kiev's metro system. The route around the
south of the city centre from near Lvovskaya to Dvorets
Sports is followed, including the now closed branch of route
8 to the University.
Other areas illustrated include the Darnitsa area on the
east bank of the River Dniepr, the Maritime Station area
along the west bank, Ploschad Krasnaya, a major interchange
point to the north of the city centre, and views along
Frunze Ulitsa and in the modern housing complex at
Obolon.
In the western part of the city, views are included of
express tram routes 1 and 3, a segregated, limited stop
alignment opened in 1978.
Locations are named as they were in 1985. Many names have
since been changed since Ukrainian independence from the
USSR. Names shown may be a mixture of Russian and Ukrainian
spellings.