Line D5 (Moscow Central Diameters)

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Yaroslavsko-Paveletsky Diameter
Moskwa Metro Line D5.svg
Line D5 (Moscow).svg
Overview
Native nameЯрославско-Павелецкий диаметр
StatusPlanned
Owner Government of Russia
Locale Moscow
Termini
Stations39 (may be changed)
Service
Type Commuter rail
System Moscow Central Diameters
Services Pushkino-Domodedovo,
Mytishchi-Shchyolkovo
Operator(s) Central Suburban Passenger Company
History
Planned opening2028
Technical
Line length89 km (55 mi)
Track gauge 1,520 mm (4 ft 11+2732 in) Russian gauge

D5 (Russian : МЦД-5) or Yaroslavsko-Paveletsky Diameter (Russian : Ярославско-Павелецкий диаметр) is the fifth line of the Moscow Central Diameters which will open in 2028 or later. The line may have 39 stations with the main route between Pushkino and Domodedovo stations and a branch route between Mytishchi and Shchyolkovo stations.

Although at first many routes were proposed for D5, the route chosen was that D5 would run underground through Rizhskaya, Ploshchad Tryokh Vokzalov, Kitay-gorod, Paveletskaya and Derbenevskaya stations.

In 2024 Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin announced that due to financial problems the central section won't be constructed in the next 10 years. There is chance there will be two separated section: Line 5 (from Ploschad Tryokh Vokzalov to Pushkino) and Line 5A (from Paveletskaya to Domodedovo). [1]

Stations

Station NameTransfers/Branches
EnglishRussian
PushkinoПушкино
MamontovskayaМамонтовская
KlyazmaКлязьма
TarasovskayaТарасовская
ChelyuskinskayaЧелюскинская
StroitelСтроитель
Mytishchi (branch to Shchyolkovo)Мытищи (ответвление на Щёлково)Shchyolkovo branch: 8 stations (1 station in common)
TayninskayaТайнинская
PerlovskayaПерловская
LosЛось
Losinoostrovskaya Лосиноостровская
RostokinoРостокино Moskwa Metro Line 14.svg Rostokino
Yauza Яуза
Malenkovskaya Маленковская
RizhskayaРижская Moskwa Metro Line D2.svg Rizhsky Railway Terminal
Moskwa Metro Line D2.svg Moskwa Metro Line D4.svg Rizhskaya
Moskwa Metro Line D3.svg Rizhskaya
Moskwa Metro Line 6.svg Rizhskaya
Moskwa Metro Line 11.svg Rizhskaya
Ploshchad Tryokh VokzalovПлощадь Трёх Вокзалов Moskwa Metro Line D2.svg Moskwa Metro Line D4.svg Ploshchad Tryokh Vokzalov
Moskwa Metro Line D3.svg Leningradsky Railway Terminal
Moskwa Metro Line D3.svg Kazansky Railway Terminal
Moskwa Metro Line 1.svg Komsomolskaya
Moskwa Metro Line 5.svg Komsomolskaya
Kitay-gorodКитай-город Moskwa Metro Line 6.svg Moskwa Metro Line 7.svg Kitay-gorod
PaveletskayaПавелецкая Moskwa Metro Line 2.svg Paveletskaya
Moskwa Metro Line 5.svg Paveletskaya
Aeroexpress trains to Domodedovo Airport
DerbenevskayaДербеневская
TulskayaТульская Moskwa Metro Line 9.svg Tulskaya
Verkhnie KotlyВерхние Котлы Moskwa Metro Line 9.svg Nagatinskaya
Moskwa Metro Line 14.svg Verkhnie Kotly
Aeroexpress trains to Domodedovo Airport
NagatinskayaНагатинская Moskwa Metro Line 9.svg Nagatinskaya
VarshavskayaВаршавская Moskwa Metro Line 11.svg Varshavskaya
ChertanovoЧертаново
KotlyakovoКотляково Moskwa Metro Line D2.svg Kotlyakovo
Biryulyovo-Tovarnaya Бирюлёво-Товарная
Biryulyovo-PassazhirskayaБирюлёво-Пассажирская Moskwa Metro Line 18.svg Biryulyovo
BulatnikovoБулатниково
VidnoeВидное
KalininaКалинина
LeninskayaЛенинская
32 km32 км
DomodedovoДомодедово Aeroexpress trains to Domodedovo Airport

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References

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