List of places named after Vladimir Lenin

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This is a list of places which are located all around the world named or renamed in honor of famous Russian revolution leader Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov, better known as Lenin.

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[edit] Cities, towns, settlements and districts

[edit] Soviet Union

Russian RSFSR
Azerbaijan SSR
Other republic

[edit] Eastern bloc

[edit] Streets and squares

Almost every town in the Soviet Union had a street named after Lenin. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, many of those were renamed, but many others retained their names. This concerns also the names of city districts. Listed below are some of the streets named after Lenin, mostly outside the former Soviet Union.

[edit] Soviet Union

Russia
  • Leninsky Prospekt (Lenin Avenue), Moscow
  • Lenina ulitsa (Lenin Street), Pechory[1]
Estonia
  • Lenini prospekt (Lenin Prospekt), ?–1994, now Joala tänav; Narva[1]
  • Lenini puiestee (Lenin Avenue), ?–1991, now Pikk tänav; Pärnu[1]
  • Lenini puiestee (Lenin Avenue), 1950–1991, now Rävala puiestee; Tallinn[1]
  • V. I. Lenini puiestee (V. I. Lenin Avenue), now Viru puiestee; Sillamäe[1]
  • Lenini tänav (Lenin Street), 1951–1990, now Uus tänav; Kuressaare[1]
  • Lenini tänav (Lenin Street), ?–1989, now Kesktänav; Põltsamaa[1]
  • Lenini tänav (Lenin Street), ?–1994; Tapa[1]
  • Lenini tänav (Lenin Street), ?–1989, now Kesktänav and Riia tänav; Valga[1]
  • Lenini tänav (Lenin Street), ?–1990, now Jüri tänav; Võru[1]
  • Lenini väljak (Lenin Square), ?–1991, now Riiamäe plats; Tartu[1]
  • V. I. Lenini tänav (V. I. Lenin Street), ?–1992, now Jaama tänav; Jõhvi[1]
Other

[edit] Eastern bloc

  • Lenin Buolevard – now Carigradsko shose, Sofia / Bulgaria
  • Lenin körút (Lenin boulevard) – now Tisza Lajos körút, Szeged / Hungary
  • Lenin körút (Lenin boulevard) – now Erzsébet körút and Teréz körút, Budapest / Hungary
  • Lenin street – now Revoluţiei (Forradalom) street Târgu Mureş / Romania
Czechoslovakia
  • Leninova ulice (Lenin Street) – now Evropská třída, Prague
  • Leninova ulice (Lenin Street) – now Kounicova ul., Brno
  • Leninova ulice (Lenin Street) – now Klišská ul., Ústí nad Labem
  • Leninova ulice (Lenin Street) – now Palackého ul., Plzeň
  • Leninova ulice (Lenin Street) – now ul. E. Beneše, Písek
  • Leninova ulice (Lenin Street) – now Nádražní, Krnov
  • Leninovo nábrežie (Lenin riverbank) - now Nábrežie Jána Pavla II., Poprad

[edit] France

[edit] Germany

[edit] Italy

[edit] Other

"Master and Guide of the Revolution of the proletariat, the founder of the first socialist state in the world." Lenin Avenue in Luanda.
United Kingdom
Africa
  • Avenida Lenin (Lenin Avenue), Luanda / Angola
  • Lenin Street, Alberton / South Africa
  • Rue Lénine (Lenin Street), Tunis / Tunisia
  • Via Lenin (Lenin Street), Mogadishu / Somalia
  • Avenida Vladimir Lenine (Vladimir Lenin Avenue), Maputo / Mozambique
India

[edit] Other places

A large number of enterprises and other objects in the former Soviet Union and other countries of the Socialist bloc were named after Lenin: for example, the nuclear-powered icebreaker Lenin and Lenin Stadium. Additionally, every reasonably large settlement had a Lenin Street or Lenin Avenue ("Leninsky Prospekt").

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