G.M.Dimitrov Metro Station
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G.M.Dimitrov Metro Station is a station on the Sofia Metro
in Bulgaria
. It was put into operation on May 8, 2009.
route of the subway onto a surface, then goes overground by elevator. Just before it crosses the station Blvd D. GM Dimitrov "underground, where the level of the subway station itself is located. The station has two ground lobby and an underground connection with the subway at the junction. The strategic location due to its expected to have passengers in rush hour hours over 25 000 passengers. Serves neighborhoods "Musagenitsa" Dianabad, "Studentski grad", institutes and establishments in the area.
Underground
Length of platform: 102 m
Sofia Metro
The Sofia Metropolitan is the underground urban railway network servicing the Bulgarian capital Sofia. It is the first and only network of this kind in Bulgaria...
in Bulgaria
Bulgaria
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. It was put into operation on May 8, 2009.
Location
After Joliot-Curie Metro StationJoliot-Curie Metro Station
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route of the subway onto a surface, then goes overground by elevator. Just before it crosses the station Blvd D. GM Dimitrov "underground, where the level of the subway station itself is located. The station has two ground lobby and an underground connection with the subway at the junction. The strategic location due to its expected to have passengers in rush hour hours over 25 000 passengers. Serves neighborhoods "Musagenitsa" Dianabad, "Studentski grad", institutes and establishments in the area.
Underground
Length of platform: 102 m