The growth of the city Savin
The growth of the city Savinâ: the beginning
Savinâ is a city in the region Koralov. It's founded in 1900 to become one of the most important industry cities of Brodavia. The government of Brodavia decided to built a new city on the place where the rivers the Dunade and the Mulâ crossed. It should host the most important dirty industries of the country. Because of the growth of the population of the country and the many immigrants it was important to build a lot of homes and factories to place the people into. That's why Savinâ was founded in 1900.
Savinâ in 1901. This is the city after one year.
Savinâ around 1904. The city didn't have a lot of inhabitants and was still very depended on its agricultural industry.
The agricultural fields in the west of the city (1904)
The University, City Hall and the House of the Region, at the North side of the Mulâ
Savinâ around 1910, it's good to see that it's an industry city
The Governmential center of the city (1910)
Firstly, the agricultur was the most important industry in the city, but after 10 years the city growth with highspeed. In 1911, the city already had around the 70.000 inhabitants.
A prestigious project
Because of the highspeed growth of the city the government of the Balkan Empire (since 1910) to construct a new metro network in Savinâ. Savinâ was after Breser (Brêsla) the first city with a metro. The first metroline was from the most south to the centre at the north side of the Mulâ. Some of the stations are famous because of their beauty (like Brodaski Station, Franz I Station and Wrliçovknabiajni Station)
The stationlist of the first metroline of Savinâ (line 1)
1 Problak
2 Ivwitzu
3 Abriknovoskaja
4 Franz I
5 Austritz
6 Wrliçovknabiajni
7 Prikovrawtra
8 Alamunjenko
9 Mrlinkopatsjevnor
10 Valamuk
11 Brodaski
12 Hus do Justiça
13 Universitat
14 Hus do Citta
15 Hus do Provinç
16 Trinivsk
17 Beklakov
The Brodaski Station
The Wrliçovknabiajni Station
Franz I Station, with his head on the wall
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