Kamianets metro

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Kamianets Metro
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Overview
Native nameКамианецкий метрополитен
OwnerKamianets city municipality
LocaleKamianets,

Kamianets Oblast,

Dulebia
Transit typeRapid transit
Number of lines5
Number of stations81
Daily ridership(average) 1.72 million
Annual ridership0.86 billion (2018)
Chief executiveFilip Lopatnikov
Websitehttp://kmnmetro.db/
Operation
Began operation6 May 1932; 92 years ago (1932-05-06)
Operator(s)Rapido DB
HeadwayPeak hours: 6-7 minutes
Off-peak: 10-18 minutes
Technical
System length132 km (82 mi)
Track gauge1,520 mm (4 ft 11 2732 in)
Electrification825 V DC third rail,
3 kV DC overhead line
Average speed41.5 km/h (25.8 mph)

The Kamianets Metro (Dulebian: Камианецкий Метрополитен, Kamianetsky Metropoliten) is a rapid transit system serving the city of Kamianets within the Kamianets Oblast in Dulebia. The system was opened on 6 May, 1932, making it the second oldest system in the country. The system consists of 5 lines and a total of 81 stations, making it the second biggest in Dulebia, and the biggest non-capital city metro system in Erdara.

The system was built during rule of Lavrenty Konev. Unlike the Ulich metro, which at the time was built mainly with the task to help the transport infrastructure of the fast-growing Dulebian capital, Kamianets underground rail was being built with the main intention to impress foreign visitors of the country, as Kamianets at the time was one of the several cities with sanatoriums for western tourists. Again, unlike Ulich, the Kamianets metro system was completely prioritized by the state, and most of the current infrastructure was built during the rule of Konev. The Kamianets metro is renouned for its Socialist Classicist architecture, seen on many of the central stations. Some of the stations are often named as the most decorated undergound railway stations in the world. Four of them are considered part of the Dulebian cultural heritage and are protected.

History

Soviet era

Post-socialist history

Lines

Line M1

Line M2

Line M3

Line M4

Line M5

Network map

Map of the Kamianets metro, including commuter railways, as of 2020.

Travelling

Ticketing

Night service

Design and architecture

Stations

Navigation

See also

  • Ulich metro - metro system of the Dulebian capital of Ulich
  • Konopol metro - underground system serving a major city of Dulebia

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