Moscow underground

Neglinka - river in the center of Moscow, a left tributary of the Moscow River. Length of 7, 5 km, almost all along enclosed in a tube. The river gave its name to many of Moscow's streets, squares and metro stations. Neglinnaya River begins near Marina Grove (source of the river is located north end of the street near the Novosuschёvskoy District Railway). Tributaries Naprudnaya droplets, Petrovsky stream Assumption Vrazhek.




During the rainy collector can be filled with water completely, as evidenced in the ceiling caught on garbage:



Along the way, there is a set of drainage spouts:



What struck me - the water is clear and the manifold no unpleasant odors.



Modern collector constructed of rectangular blocks. He's tall and wide - on the sides of the sidewalks, which is convenient to go:



To overcome the height difference, forming a waterfall - it deafening noise, the sound is spread very far:







One solution to the surface - they are located approximately every 300 meters:



From time to time from the main reservoir and the reservoir branched drenagi various shapes and sizes:



Something drained directly through the hatch:



Drain the waste into the river is prohibited. But in this place it empties into something smelling foam and cleaning agents. Perhaps this is a car wash sink or laundry:



After this path lay in the system to the historical cellars of the 19th century:



They are a vaulted room height of 5-6 meters, length - 100 meters:



In such a place, even the remnants of the machine or some drive spinning themselves:



Basements are so old that it seems - turn off lights, prismotrisi see ghosts dwell here:



It's time to yield to civilization:



Neglinka left:



Go downstream in the direction of the Theatre Square, admiring the beautiful brick vault above his head:



Came in a very beautiful and big collector:



Then begins the fog:



If you go further, you can go to the confluence Neglinka into the Moscow River. But on this trip ends - it's time to get out to the surface:



Source: d-a-ck9.livejournal.com