Russian First Rate ship of the line 'Imperator Pyotr I' (1829)

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Imperator Pyotr I
Nominal Guns	110	RWAS
Nationality	Russia
Operator	Baltic Sea Fleet
Keel Laid Down	5.12.1827	RWAS
Acquired	2.5.1829	RWAS
Shipyard	Saint Petersburg - Russia	RWAS
Ship Class	Imperator Aleksandr Class (1826)	RWAS
Designed by	G. S. IsakovRussian Designer Ship Builder	RWAS
Constructor	G. S. IsakovRussian Designer Ship Builder	RWAS
Category	First Rate	RWAS
Ship Type	Ship of the Line	RWAS
Sailing Rig	Ship Rigged	RWAS
Deleted from list	5.1.1863	RWAS

Dimensions

DimensionMeasurementTypeMetric EquivalentRWAS
Between Perpendiculars198' 0"Imperial Feet60.3504
Breadth (inside Planking)51' 8"Imperial Feet15.748
Depth in Hold21' 3"Imperial Feet6.477

Armament

2.5.1829Broadside Weight = 1404 Russian Artillery Pound (1530.36 lbs 694.1376 kg)RWAS
Lower Gun Deck4 Russian 1-Pood Edinorog (1780)
Lower Gun Deck26 Russian short 36-Pounder
Middle Gun Deck32 Russian Short 24-Pounder
Upper Gun Deck32 Russian 12-Pounder
Quarterdeck/Forecastle24 Russian 24-Pound Carronade

Crew Complement

Date# of MenNotesSource
1830940EstablishmentRWAS

Service History

DateEventSource
1830Cruised in the BalticRWAS
1832Cruised in the BalticRWAS
1833Cruised in the BalticRWAS
1836Cruised in the BalticRWAS
1838Cruised in the BalticRWAS
1839Cruised in the BalticRWAS
1841Cruised in the BalticRWAS
1842Cruised in the BalticRWAS
1849Began repairsRWAS
1850Completed repairsRWAS
1855Stationed in Kronstadt RoadsRWAS
1856Harbour serviceRWAS

Sources

IDNameAuthorType

RWASEduard Sozaev, John Tredrea, Book

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