Bucharest metro station
Laminorului
Photo: Daniele Napolitano, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
Where the name comes from
A place or district
Bulevardul Laminorului, the boulevard the station stands on.
In the plans the station was called Laromet, like the LAROMET works ("LAminoarele ROmânești de METale", Romanian Metal Rolling Mills), founded on 12 March 1938. In July 2009, before it opened, Metrorex renamed it after the boulevard it is built on.
How the name travelled
- Laminorului
- Bulevardul Laminorului (Rolling Mill Boulevard)
- origin of the street name
- the LAROMET company
Names that never reached the platform
- Laromet planned name · 2009-07-04
Worth knowing
- Opening, scheduled for 19 December 2016, was postponed for safety reasons until 31 March 2017.
- Completing signalling across the line took a further three years.
- The terminus of tram line 20 was closed to build it.
On the line
Where it sits in the network
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Sources
- ro.wikipedia: Laminorului (stație de metrou)
- en.wikipedia: Laminorului metro station
- metrou.fandom.com/ro/wiki/Laminorului (wikitext)
- adevarul.ro/stiri-interne/evenimente/de-unde-provin-noile-n
- romania-actualitati.ro/stiri/romania/opt-statii-de-metrou-si-au-schimb
- laromet.ro/despre-noi/istoria-laromet/evolutia-laromet/