Universities, Youth Palace and a demolished fountain. What was and what became the Krasnoarmeyskaya street
Kukarskaya Street appeared on the plan of Vyatka in 1812, when the city was expanded south to the Khlynovka River. The name of the street came from the Kukar tract, to which the street was wested. After the revolution, she was twice renamed: from September 23, 1918, the street was called the 11th Soviet line, and from June 11, 1923 and to the present-Krasnoarmeyskaya.