A crossing of Aviatsionnaya Street with Akademika Kurchatova Street.
January 11, 2003.
The line branches a few metres from the crossing with Akademika Kurchatova Street. The main line continues along Aviatsionnaya Street while the branch goes to Tushino district.
A winter view of Aviatsionnaya Street with a new residential tower in the horizon.
January 11, 2003.
Tramstop Dispanser is located at the crossing of Aviatsionnaya and Vindavskaya Street. The latter was named after Vindava (now Ventspils) city in Latvia; there is a railway line connecting Moscow with that city not far from this street (just beyond the forest to the right).
The crossing of Aviatsionnaya and Vindavskaya streets. Both roads have a very low motorcar traffic, if any; not a common situation for today's Moscow. This is the place that the old Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo terminus had been.
The last part of Aviatsionnaya Street with tram tracks has a steep grade to the square near Shchukinskaya metro station. While tracks there turn to Novoshchukinskaya Street en route to Strogino and Zhivopisnaya Street, Aviatsionnaya Street continues further to the bank of Moskva river. That short stretch once had had a tramline but it was closed down and lifted in 1975 during the construction of metro line.