Coordinates: 55°46′54″N 37°36′50″E / 55.78167°N 37.61389°E / 55.78167; 37.61389

	Lyublinskaya Line
								Yubileynaya
								Seligerskaya
								Verkhniye Likhobory
								Okruzhnaya
								Petrovsko-Razumovskaya
								Fonvizinskaya
								Butyrskaya
								Maryina Roshcha
								Dostoyevskaya
								Trubnaya
								Sretensky Bulvar
								Chkalovskaya
								Rimskaya
								Krestyanskaya Zastava
								Dubrovka
								Kozhukhovskaya
							Pechatniki
							Volzhskaya
							Lyublino
							Bratislavskaya
							Maryino
							Borisovo
							Shipilovskaya
							Zyablikovo
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«Dostoyevskaya» is a future station of Lyublinskaya Line of Moscow Metro. It is planned to open in May 2010^[1] The station is being constructed since 1990-s and has been frozen for a long time. The construction process resumed only in 2007.

The station will have two exits. One will be near the building of former Red Army theater. Another exit will lead to Suvorovskaya square.

[edit] Construction

Right and left rail tunnels are constructed and the construction of the platform is about to begin. 1 of 2 escalator tunnels is constructed. Due to insuffisient funds in April 2009 the decision to delay the station opening to May 2010 was announced.

[edit] Transfer

The station was planned to have a transfer to Koltsevaya Line station Ploschad Suvorova although the latter is not being built. According to authorities the station and transfer to Dostoevskaya will be built only after Dmitrovsky radius completing and opening.

[edit] References

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