Igarskaya Street is a street in the Leninsky District of Nizhny Novgorod. It is part of the Krasnaya Etna microdistrict and serves as one of its boundaries: the microdistrict is bounded by the Moscow–Gorky railway, Komsomolskoe Highway, Snezhnaya and Druzhby streets, Igarskaya Street, and Udmurtskaya Street.[1]
Location and Development
The street is located in the northwestern part of the Leninsky District. Among the nearest streets are Serpukhovskaya, Rostovskaya, Urzhumskaya, Palekhskaya, Minskaya, Izhevskaya, and Donbasskaya. House numbering begins at 4 and reaches 57; the recorded addresses include both residential houses and buildings with non-residential premises. According to the cadastral register, at least 26 real estate objects are registered on the street, including separate buildings and premises within them, at the addresses of houses 32, 33A, 36, 38, 42, 51A, 53, and a number of others.[3]
Transportation
Igarskaya Street appears as the terminal stop in the user-proposed tram route "Myza — Igarskaya Street," which is about 56 km long with 69 stops.[2] In addition, as part of the reconstruction of the city's tram infrastructure, the tracks are being renewed from Igarskaya Street to the Northern Checkpoint.[2]
Sources
- GIPERNN — Rent a 1-story house on Igarskaya Street in Nizhny Novgorod, area 35 sq m, 1 floor, 80 sotkas, garage
- ru.wikiroutes.info — Tram route "Myza — Igarskaya Street" — Nizhny Novgorod — People's Routes
- 100zem.ru — Public cadastral map of Igarskaya Street, city of Nizhny Novgorod, Nizhny Novgorod Region, in 2026.