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On 19 October 1940, the government decided to terminate battleship and heavy cruiser construction. It was ordered to concentrate all their efforts on small-size and medium-size warship construction. However, the completion of ships of various previously laid down classes continued. On the whole, the
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As of 2008 the shipyard was a major enterprise consisting of shipbuilding, machine-building, and metallurgy. The shipyard had its own design center with a qualified engineering staff and modern computer equipment. Their integrated shipbuilding system
628:(No.1) was a flow-position line, located in the sheltered slipway and was actually a closed-loop autonomous production line. Launching of vessels was effected with the help of the floating dock. The final fitting-out was performed near the
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and took several years to be rebuilt. Surface warship construction temporarily ended in the mid-1950s before being revived in the mid-1960s and submarines were last built in the yard in late 1950s. The Black Sea
Shipyard built all of the
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workshop, assembly and welding workshop, plating workshop, and an outfitting workshop. The assembly and welding workshop was capable of manufacturing flat and volumetric sections up to 180 metric tons (180 long tons; 200 short tons).
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Nikolayev
Shipbuilding, Mechanical, and Iron Works; Associated Nikolayev (Naval) Shipyard; Andre Marti (South) Yard (Shipyard No. 198); Shipyard No. 444 (in the name of I. I. Nosenko); Chernomorsky Shipyard
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ships. There was also a high-capacity pre-slipway area of 14,000 square meters (150,000 sq ft), where blocks up to 1,500 metric tons (1,500 long tons; 1,700 short tons) could be assembled.
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is one of the leading ship design firms in
Ukraine. The firm was founded in 1956 around the design personnel of Nikolayev shipbuilding enterprises. The enterprise has built and exported vessels to
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and became the Marti (South) Yard. On 30 December 1936, the yard was redesignated as
Shipyard No. 198 (named for Marti). During these early years, the yard constructed surface warships and
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Specialized services to include the manufacturing of propeller shafts with length up to 30 meters (98 ft) and the manufacturing of unit-cast and welded anchor chains.
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Soviet shipbuilding was once again re-directed for submarine and light surface ship construction. Nevertheless, by the 1950s, an estimated 65
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Vessels constructed in this shipyard were numerous. The table below lists many of these vessels to include when they were laid and launched.
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Our mighty Soviet power must have such a sea and ocean fleet that would comply with her interests and would be worthy of our great mission.
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Numbered Factories and Other Establishments of the Soviet Defence Industry Complex, 1927 to 1968, Part I, Factories & Shipyards
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Commercial ships and naval auxiliaries were, and continue to be constructed there. Commercial ships are primarily
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A multi-branch network of 43 kilometers (27 mi) of railways and 29 kilometers (18 mi) of roads.
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2025:(3rd ed.). Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press.
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77:Predecessors
71:Shipbuilding
57:Company type
2387:Helsingfors
1956:Originally
1935:Originally
1349:Dzerzhinsky
1256:Battleship
1081:(Project 1)
843:Pronzitelny
700:(1917–1991)
698:Soviet Navy
624:The second
467: 1900
423:in 1985 by
349: 1985
283:André Marti
211:World War I
172: /
2550:Categories
2494:Sevastopol
2339:Kronshtadt
2288:Baltic Sea
2251:Sevastopol
1778:2023-12-24
1748:2023-12-24
1718:2023-12-24
1712:sharij.net
1646:Cancelled
1388:Stalingrad
1383:Cancelled
1376:Stalingrad
1245:Destroyed
1181:Voroshilov
1052:Yakobinets
1033:Submarine
877:Battleship
786:Bespokoiny
778:Battleship
472:The State
329:Stalingrad
279:Bolsheviks
236:liquidated
223:submarines
160:31°58′48″E
157:46°56′48″N
133:Bankruptcy
122:2021-06-25
2502:Admiralty
2466:Nikolayev
2457:Black Sea
2239:Feodosiya
1943:INS
1650:Ulyanovsk
1638:Ulyanovsk
1614:Kuznetsov
1487:Leningrad
1306:Kuybyshev
1128:Destroyer
1079:Leningrad
1028:Dekabrist
927:Kaliakria
912:Gadzhibey
904:Destroyer
805:Destroyer
751:minelayer
748:Submarine
710:Laid down
606:Ulyanovsk
429:U.S. Navy
383:Kuznetsov
288:Dekabrist
187:Ukrainian
105:Nikolayev
2198:Mariupol
2162:Mykolaiv
2150:Mykolaiv
2138:Mykolaiv
1978:Liaoning
1668:See also
1416:Sverdlov
1362:Sverdlov
1319:Chapayev
898:Fidonisy
885:Fidonisy
715:Launched
505:Portugal
485:Bulgaria
444:trawlers
385:-class,
375:-class,
322:Sverdlov
203:Mykolaiv
101:Mykolaiv
67:Industry
61:Shipyard
2444:(Reval)
2438:(Reval)
2186:Kherson
2174:Kherson
2107:Ukraine
1966:in 1990
1515:Korolev
1209:Molotov
1122:Gnevnyy
1066:Kharkov
987:Tserigo
719:Class (
682:Vessels
637:slipway
626:slipway
615:slipway
584:3 quays
531:Length
501:Germany
493:Romania
246:History
207:Ukraine
195:Russian
120: (
115:Defunct
93: (
85:Founded
2515:Inland
2227:Former
2114:Actual
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1772:ria.ru
1658:Notes:
1623:Varyag
1474:(CVHG)
1472:Moskva
1459:Moskva
1334:Frunze
1291:Erevan
1151:Bystry
1094:Moskva
972:Levkas
828:Derzky
813:Gnevny
799:Derzky
738:1908?
534:Width
517:Greece
509:Kuwait
489:Norway
481:Sweden
366:-class
359:-class
357:Moskva
331:-class
324:-class
290:-class
139:Parent
2430:Reval
2410:Libau
2263:Kerch
1742:mk.ru
1690:Notes
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1628:1985
1609:1985
1606:1983
1594:1982
1591:1978
1579:1978
1576:1975
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1561:1972
1556:Minsk
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1271:1941
1268:1931
1242:1938
1222:Kirov
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1194:Kirov
1189:1939
1186:1936
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1171:1936
1159:1936
1156:1936
1144:1936
1141:1935
1136:Boyky
1117:1936
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1109:Bodry
1102:1934
1099:1932
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1059:1929
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1023:1929
1020:1927
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1002:Zante
995:1916
992:1915
980:1917
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957:Korfu
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767:1914
764:1911
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726:Type
706:Name
676:FORAN
513:India
411:KH-11
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2420:Riga
2126:Kyiv
2046:ISBN
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1959:Riga
1938:Baku
1661:NATO
1542:Kiev
1529:Kiev
1276:Kiev
1263:Kiev
733:Krab
721:NATO
515:and
373:Kiev
364:Kiev
181:The
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