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Nominal Guns66RWAS
NationalityRussia
OperatorBaltic Sea Fleet
Keel Laid Down16.7.1804RWAS
Launched17.7.1805RWAS
How acquiredPurpose builtRWAS
ShipyardArchangelsk - Arctic Ocean RWAS
Constructor
A M KurochkinRussian
Ship Builder
Service 1810-1825
RWAS
CategoryThird RateRWAS
Ship TypeShip of the LineRWAS
Sailing RigShip RiggedRWAS
Broken Up1817RWAS

Dimensions


DimensionMeasurementTypeMetric EquivalentRWAS
Length of Gundeck168' 0"Imperial Feet51.2064 
Length of Keel116' 0"Imperial Feet35.3568 
Breadth45' 6"Imperial Feet13.7465 
Depth in Hold18' 6"Imperial Feet5.5055 

Armament


7.1805Broadside Weight = 896 Russian Artillery Pound (976.64 lbs 442.9824 kg)RWAS
Lower Gun Deck28 Russian short 36-Pounder
Upper Gun Deck28 Russian Short 24-Pounder
Quarterdeck/Forecastle14 Russian 8-Pounder

Service History


DateEventSource
1806Sailed to the MediterraneanRWAS
1807Transported troops to TenedosRWAS
22.5.1807Battle of the Dardanelles
30.6.1807Battle of Lemnos
30.10.1807Arrived at LisbonRWAS
26.9.1808Escorted into Portsmouth and interredRWAS
1813Returned to KronshtadtRWAS

 
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