What is the lowest metro station in the world?

Arsenalna station is part of the Kyiv Metro system and is located on the Sviatoshynsko-Brovarska Line (Line 1). It holds the record for being the deepest metro station in the world, with its platform located about 105.5 meters (346 feet) below ground level.



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