Wikipedia:WikiProject Metros of the former Soviet Union

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метро—მეტრო metro—մետրո метросы

Arbatskaya station in Moscow, Russia

Several Wikipedians have formed a project to better organize information in articles related to Metros of the former Soviet Union. This page and its subpages contain their suggestions; it is hoped that this project will help to focus the efforts of other Wikipedians. If you would like to help, please inquire on the talk page and see the to-do list there. You can use the userbox in the page below if you are active in the project.

A page was created about this topic: List of metro systems in the Soviet Union.

The goals of this project are to:

• Expand/create the current metro-related articles in the countries of the former Soviet Union;
• Organize and standardize these articles on Wikipedia.

The scope of this project pertains to all of the articles of the metros of the former Soviet Union, including systems, lines, and stations.

Metros of the former Soviet Union pages by quality
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GA	1
B	7
C	12
Start	205
Stub	200
List	10
Category	80
Disambig	2
Redirect	20
Template	14
NA	1
Assessed	552
Total	552
WikiWork factors (?)		ω = 2,296			Ω = 5.40

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• Mir Metro
• Subway.net
• Images from Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Samara and Nizhny Novgorod
• News.metro.ru - information and images about Moscow metro
• Kiev metro in Czech language

• Template:User WikiProject SovMetro(edit talk links history) — is a userbox which all members can add to their talk pages.

Metro system templates

• Template:Moscow Metro Lines(edit talk links history) — is a navigation template used for Moscow Metro lines;
• Template:SPb Metro Lines(edit talk links history) — is a navigation template used for Saint Petersburg Metro lines;
• Template:Baku Metro system(edit talk links history) — is a navigation template used for Baku Metro lines;
• Template:Kiev Metro(edit talk links history) — is a navigation template used for Kiev Metro lines;
• Template:Tbilisi Metro(edit talk links history) — is a navigation template used for Tbilisi Metro lines;

Stub templates

• {{Moscow-metro-stub}} — is a stub template for articles relating to the Moscow Metro; to be put on the bottom of each article page;
• {{Ukraine-metro-stub}} — is a stub template for articles relating to Ukrainian metro systems, to be put on the bottom of each article page;
• {{Minsk-metro-stub}} — is a stub template for articles relating to the Minsk Metro, to be put on the bottom of each article page.
• {{Europe-metro-stub}}

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