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- Q2592544 subject Q6470336.
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- Q2592544 abstract "Ploshchad Gabdully Tukaya (Russian: Площадь Габдуллы Тукая) or Ğabdulla Tuqay Mäydanı (Tatar: Габдулла Тукай Mәйданы) is a station of the Kazan Metro. Opened as part of the first stage of the system on 27 August 2005, it is located in very center of the city, and is named after the square which carries the name of the famous Tatar poet Ğabdulla Tuqay.The station is a standard sub-surface pillar bi-span arrangement, with 12 square concrete pillars running along the central axis of the platform. Architects M. Bykov, V. Kudryashov and R. Safin took a theme that was reminiscent of the romantic Tatar literature period during the poet's years.The walls of the station are faced with identical white marble, but between the green pilasters contain a set of 22 mosaics from Italian smalt. One side is dedicated to Tukay himself, containing a portrait of the poet, main heroes of his poems and ordinary village life as described by him. The second side shows images of the history and life of the Tatars and Kazan as described by Tukay.The floor of the station repeats the green - white tones (made from polished Gabbro, Starobabansky and Mansurovsky granite tiles), also follows the same ornament picture that is seen on the pillars.The station contains two vestibules. Both of which repeat the image of the station with identical pillars and marble walls featuring metallic ornaments. The southern one is surface level, and occupies the ground floor of the Noviy Detsky Mir store, with access to the Peterburgskaya Street. The northern one was delayed in opening until May 2006, and is located under the intersection of the Pushkina and the Peterburgskaya Street which form the Tukaya Square. A sculpture of Tukay, and his main hero Shurale was opened on New Year 2007 in the northern vestibule, and access to the underground floor of the Koltso shopping centre was added in November 2006.".
- Q2592544 numberOfTracks "2".
- Q2592544 openingDate "2005-08-27".
- Q2592544 openingYear "2005".
- Q2592544 owner Q494079.
- Q2592544 owningOrganisation Q494079.
- Q2592544 railwayPlatforms "1Island platform".
- Q2592544 thumbnail Kazan_Metro_Ploshchad_Tukaya_Station.jpg?width=300.
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- Q2592544 name "30".
- Q2592544 name "Ploshchad Gabdully Tukaya".
- Q2592544 opened "2005-08-27".
- Q2592544 owned Q494079.
- Q2592544 platform "1".
- Q2592544 tracks "2".
- Q2592544 point "55.78666666666667 49.12277777777778".
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- Q2592544 comment "Ploshchad Gabdully Tukaya (Russian: Площадь Габдуллы Тукая) or Ğabdulla Tuqay Mäydanı (Tatar: Габдулла Тукай Mәйданы) is a station of the Kazan Metro. Opened as part of the first stage of the system on 27 August 2005, it is located in very center of the city, and is named after the square which carries the name of the famous Tatar poet Ğabdulla Tuqay.The station is a standard sub-surface pillar bi-span arrangement, with 12 square concrete pillars running along the central axis of the platform.".
- Q2592544 label "Ploshchad Tukaya (Kazan Metro)".
- Q2592544 lat "55.78666666666667".
- Q2592544 long "49.12277777777778".
- Q2592544 depiction Kazan_Metro_Ploshchad_Tukaya_Station.jpg.
- Q2592544 name "30px|link=Kazan MetroĞabdulla Tuqay Mäydanı".
- Q2592544 name "Ploshchad Gabdully Tukaya".