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that ranged in thickness from 7 inches (178 mm) amidships to 6 inches at the ends of the ships. The belt had a total height of 7 feet (2.1 m), of which 5 feet (1.5 m) was below the waterline.
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could be lessened to 23.5 feet (7.2 m) by unloading her guns, ammunition, sailing equipment and the like. This would also bring down her weight. In May
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544:(23.2 km/h; 14.4 mph). The ship carried a maximum of 1,000 long tons (1,000 t) of coal which gave her an economical range of 4,200
678:. Her rigging was reduced to two pole masts, her armament was reduced to four 47-millimeter (1.9 in) guns, and she could carry 1000 mines.
1109:
637:. When she required a dry dock, she was not allowed to dock in Singapore, reportedly because her draft was too high. In April she then reached
461:, the navy was dissatisfied with that ship as it believed that foreign developments had made her obsolete. So the ship was redesigned as a low-
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helped to lay the mine barrier in the Gulf of
Finland in 1914 and was sunk in the Baltic on 15 August 1915 by mines laid by
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The ship had four 8-inch (203 mm), a dozen 6-inch (152 mm) and four 87-millimeter (3.4 in)
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1 inch (25 mm) thick at the top of the belt, but her armament was entirely unprotected.
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armed with four 11-inch (279 mm) gun in two turrets and four 6-inch guns. The ship was
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Campbell, N. J. M. (1979). "Russia". In
Chesneau, Roger & Kolesnik, Eugene M. (eds.).
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548:(7,800 km; 4,800 mi) at a speed of 9 knots (17 km/h; 10 mph). She was
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Wright, Christopher C. (1975). "Cruisers of the
Imperial Russian Navy: Part 2".
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on 3 November 1869 and began a complete reconstruction the following year.
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651:. As the name implies, this dock would normally not be able to lift
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was reconstructed as an armored cruiser with her armament on the
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The ship was converted into a minelayer in 1909–11 and renamed
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that drove a single propeller, using steam provided by a dozen
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was indeed unloading, and in June she occupied the dock while
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ship with full rigging, much like the ill-fated
British ship
540:(3,940 kW) which gave her a maximum speed around 12.5
522:
and her crew numbered approximately 545 officers and men.
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506:of 49 feet 3 inches (15.0 m) and a
815:Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1860–1905
1183:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in August 1915
510:of 23 feet 7 inches (7.2 m). She
502:of 309 feet 4 inches (94.3 m), a
819:. New York: Mayflower Books. pp. 170–217.
518:. Her hull was sheathed with copper to reduced
878:. Vol. 12, no. 3. pp. 205–223.
428:. The ship was sunk in 1915 when she struck a
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614:in Saint Petersburg on 24 November 1864 as a
8:
418:during the 1860s and 1870s. She was renamed
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645:. This was then occupied by the ironclad
1498:World War I shipwrecks in the Baltic Sea
363:12 × single 6-inch (152 mm)/23 guns
720:
698:
641:near Batavia, where the Dutch Navy had
366:4 × single 3.4-inch (86.4 mm) guns
360:4 × single 8-inch (203 mm)/22 guns
836:Directory of the World's Capital Ships
18:
1483:Cruisers of the Imperial Russian Navy
896:Cruisers of the Imperial Russian Navy
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7:
1144:List of cruisers of the Russian Navy
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633:had a rather unusual docking in the
705:All dates used in this article are
1473:Ships built at the Baltic Shipyard
514:6,136 long tons (6,234 t) at
277:49 ft 6 in (15.1 m)
14:
285:25 ft 5 in (7.7 m)
1441:
1436:
1424:
1416:
133:
56:
22:
626:was finally completed in 1878.
381:: 6–7 in (152–178 mm)
342:(11,000 km; 6,900 mi)
838:. New York: Hippocrene Books.
530:vertical compound steam engine
261:6,136 long tons (6,234 t)
1:
834:Silverstone, Paul H. (1984).
560:while under sail, the single
536:. The engine produced 5,290
424:in 1909 when converted to a
857:. London: Arms and Armour.
330:(26 km/h; 16 mph)
1514:
1488:Maritime incidents in 1915
853:Watts, Anthony J. (1990).
569:rifled breech-loading guns
31:at anchor after 1887 refit
1411:
1141:
1127:
855:The Imperial Russian Navy
643:Onrust Dock of 5,000 tons
448:Originally designed as a
407:
269:295 ft (89.9 m)
242:
157:
126:
36:
21:
655:. However, the draft of
495:and improved machinery.
387:: 1 in (25 mm)
350:500 officers and crewmen
16:Russian armoured cruiser
595:Construction and career
243:General characteristics
669:was waiting her turn.
444:Design and description
1468:Naval ships of Russia
875:Warship International
571:. She had a complete
416:Imperial Russian Navy
309:Compound steam engine
64:Imperial Russian Navy
1134:Single ship of class
791:"Nederlandsch-Indië"
538:indicated horsepower
487:in a storm in 1870,
1493:Ships sunk by mines
780:Silverstone, p. 379
748:Silverstone, p. 358
552:-rigged with three
534:cylindrical boilers
238:Sunk 15 August 1915
1222:Barbaros Hayreddin
564:could be lowered.
454:broadside ironclad
1453:
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1150:
1149:
926:Vladimir Monomakh
635:Dutch East Indies
432:laid by a German
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88:Vladimir Monomakh
83:Succeeded by
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1090:Admiral Nakhimov
1076:Muraviev Amurski
1013:Admiral Kornilov
940:Admiral Nakhimov
903:Armored cruisers
892:
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797:. 30 April 1885.
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768:Campbell, p. 175
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498:The ship had an
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397:Russian cruiser
192:24 November 1866
183:Saint Petersburg
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1375:Other incidents
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1111:Pamiat Merkuria
1095:
987:
933:Dmitrii Donskoi
912:General-Admiral
897:
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458:Kniaz Pozharsky
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412:armored cruiser
313:12 cylindrical
297:(3,940 kW)
290:Installed power
252:Armored cruiser
200:3 November 1869
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75:General-Admiral
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1447:September 1915
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500:overall length
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864:0-85368-912-1
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845:0-88254-979-0
841:
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826:0-8317-0302-4
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666:Koningin Emma
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648:Prins Hendrik
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1272:Royal Edward
1271:
1260:
1253:
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1211:
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1110:
1100:Unprotected
1089:
1082:
1075:
1068:
1061:
1054:
1047:
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1019:
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981:
974:
967:
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947:Pamiat Azova
946:
939:
932:
925:
918:
917:
911:
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732:Watts, p. 68
701:
685:
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674:
673:
671:
665:
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656:
652:
647:
630:
628:
623:
612:Baltic Works
599:
598:
587:had a steel
584:
580:wrought iron
566:
556:. To reduce
525:
524:
497:
488:
481:
472:
457:
447:
420:
419:
398:
396:
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258:Displacement
224:Reclassified
216:
179:Baltic Works
149:
87:
74:
45:
28:
616:turret ship
604:Kuzma Minin
450:sister ship
307:1 shaft, 1
293:5,290
169:Kuzma Minin
70:Preceded by
1478:1869 ships
1462:Categories
1401:Sevastopol
1190:Shipwrecks
805:References
520:biofouling
476:. Already
438:Baltic Sea
347:Complement
302:Propulsion
1434:July 1915
1362:HMS
1311:HMS
1252:HMS
1200:HMS
993:Protected
795:Java-Bode
716:Footnotes
707:New Style
608:laid down
573:waterline
516:deep load
512:displaced
493:broadside
471:HMS
463:freeboard
434:submarine
426:minelayer
410:) was an
228:Minelayer
205:Completed
189:Laid down
111:Completed
106:1878–1915
98:1866–1878
52:Operators
1392:29 Aug:
1360:29 Aug:
1350:25 Aug:
1320:19 Aug:
1309:18 Aug:
1286:15 Aug:
1268:13 Aug:
1102:cruisers
1083:Svetlana
1020:Svetlana
968:Gromoboi
884:44886586
684:SM
629:In 1885
620:launched
485:capsized
478:launched
355:Armament
197:Launched
165:Namesake
1382:5 Aug:
1289:Isfahan
1250:9 Aug:
1219:8 Aug:
1212:Nereide
1209:5 Aug:
1198:4 Aug:
1069:Izumrud
1062:Boyarin
1048:Bogatyr
1027:Pallada
482:Captain
473:Captain
452:to the
436:in the
404:Russian
315:boilers
213:Renamed
175:Builder
154:Russian
127:History
1395:Gangut
1343:Sivuch
1323:Arabic
1295:Ladoga
1261:Meteor
1236:Ramsey
1041:Askold
1034:Varyag
1006:Vitiaz
961:Rossia
882:
861:
842:
823:
680:Ladoga
675:Ladoga
606:, was
562:funnel
528:had a
467:turret
421:Ladoga
338:6,000
266:Length
230:, 1909
217:Ladoga
61:
1385:Halep
1353:Halep
1229:India
1118:Almaz
1055:Novik
982:Rurik
975:Bayan
954:Rurik
919:Minin
880:JSTOR
693:Notes
661:Minin
657:Minin
653:Minin
631:Minin
624:Minin
600:Minin
585:Minin
554:masts
542:knots
526:Minin
508:draft
489:Minin
480:when
465:twin-
408:Минин
399:Minin
373:Armor
335:Range
328:knots
323:Speed
282:Draft
158:Минин
150:Minin
95:Built
77:class
46:Minin
29:Minin
1430:1916
1422:1915
1414:1914
1335:SMS
1330:U-27
1302:UB-4
1270:HMT
1259:SMS
1254:Lynx
1243:U-12
1234:HMS
1227:HMS
995:and
859:ISBN
840:ISBN
821:ISBN
686:UC-4
589:deck
576:belt
558:drag
550:ship
504:beam
430:mine
395:The
385:Deck
379:Belt
274:Beam
248:Type
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