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The avenue begins near the railway station Zaporizhzhia-1 and ends near the Dniprohes, Zaporizhzhia
Sobornyi Avenue is one of the longest in Europe, and it is home to most of the city's architectural and historical landmarks.
The avenue starts from the central railway station Zaporizhzhia-1 and ends at the Dnipro Hydroelectric Station. Immediately after the railway station, the avenue cuts through the territory of the Zaporizhzhia Automobile Plant. Then, it crosses the Mokra Moskovka River via the Shenvize Bridge, where the southern boundary of the old Oleksandrivska Fortress used to be. About a hundred meters from the bridge, the avenue curves near the former village of Kalantyrivka and then stretches almost in a straight line to its end.
The initial segment of the avenue runs along the former Kuznechna Street, and after crossing the Sucha Moskovka River (the northern boundary of the Oleksandrivska Fortress) and the dam, it enters the new part of the city of Zaporizhzhia, passing through Voznesenka and Sotsmisto.
Several buildings of historical and architectural value are preserved in the old part of the avenue.