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Astana's LRT Expansion: Progress Towards Kosshy, Zhalagau, and 'Astana-1'

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Astana's LRT system, known as Tarlan Astana, has seen nearly 11.5 million trips since its launch. The second phase of the project aims to further develop the capital's transportation infrastructure. Construction progress includes the installation of pillars and elevated structures towards Kosshy city, with 294 pillars (97%) and 385 elevated structures (73%) installed. Three stations are planned for this direction, with concrete work expected to be completed by the end of 2026. For the direction towards Zhalagau microdistrict, geological surveys are completed, and work is ongoing to install fences and relocate engineering networks. The 'Astana-1' railway station direction includes the construction of nine stations, with a transfer station under construction along Syganak Avenue.

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    Tengri News

    RSS / @tengrinews.kz/news.rss

    До Косшы, Жагалау и “Астана-1“: куда протянут Tarlan Astana Аким Астан...

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    Telegram / @kazinform_news

    🚝 Вторая очередь столичного LRT охватит Косшы, Жагалау и вокзал Астана...

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    Central Media24.kz

    Telegram / @CentralMedia24kz

    ЛРТ к Косшы – опоры почти готовы, когда поедут поезда ЛРТ Астаны расш...

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