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Alexander Nevskii ➡ 1825 Vind Khund

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Aleksandr Nevskii
Nominal Guns36RWAS
NationalityRussia
OperatorBaltic Sea Fleet
Launched11.8.1821RWAS
How acquiredPurpose builtRWAS
ShipyardSaint Petersburg - Russia RWAS
Ship ClassProvornyi Class (1815)RWAS
Constructor
B. F. StokeRussian
Ship Builder
Service 1825-1829
RWAS
CategoryFifth RateRWAS
Ship TypeFrigateRWAS
Sailing RigShip RiggedRWAS
Broken Up1829RWAS

Dimensions


DimensionMeasurementTypeMetric EquivalentRWAS
Length of Gundeck144' 4"Imperial Feet43.8935 
Breadth38' 0"Imperial Feet11.5824 
Depth in Hold19' 8"Imperial Feet5.8138 
Displacement1,294Ton 

Armament


11.8.1821Broadside Weight = 342 Russian Artillery Pound (372.78 lbs 169.0848 kg)RWAS
Upper Gun Deck26 Russian Short 24-Pounder
Quarterdeck/Forecastle10 Russian 6-Pounder

Crew Complement


Date# of MenNotesSource
1815220Design Complement

Service History


DateEventSource
1824In the BalticRWAS
7.11.1824Grounded and damaged in the Great FloodRWAS
1825RefloatedRWAS
1825Refitted as a 36 gun Fifth Rate Transport
1825Renamed Vind KhundRWAS
1826Carried building materials from Kronshtadt to ArchangelRWAS
1828Carried cargo to SveaborgRWAS

 
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