Azov street

Azov street is located in the South-Western administrative district of the capital. Territorially, this street is located between two avenues: Balaklavsky and Nakhimovsky. Numbering of houses located on Azov Street is made from Nakhimovsky Avenue. This street acquired its current name in 1966 from the name of the Sea of Azov, as it is geographically located in the south of the capital. Until 1966, this street was called Bolotnikovskiy Passage because of its location perpendicular to Bolotnikovskaya Street. Now in the area of this street opened the station of the Moscow metro Kakhovskaya.