Clock tower (Riga)
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Clock tower (Riga)

Clock tower (Riga)

The clock tower of the station was built in 1965 by the project of Leningrad architects. The clock tower at that time also served as a water tower for the station's water supply system. In the late 1970s, the clock face was replaced by an electronic display consisting of 1600 lamps. 2002-2003 The old clock was demolished during the reconstruction of the Station Square and a new one was built in its place (43 meters, with the letters RIGA – 46 meters; the dial's diameter – 4.2 meters).