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Kruzenshtern 

four-masted barque built in 1926
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Instance of	four-masted barque traditional ship
Call sign	UCVK
Named after	Adam Johann von Krusenstern (1946–) Padua (–1946)
Has use	training vessel
Manufacturer	Joh. C. Tecklenborg
Location of creation	Bremerhaven
Yard number	408
Shipping port	Kaliningrad
Port of registry	Kaliningrad
Country of registry	Russia
Service entry	1926
Date of official opening	1926
Gross tonnage	3,141
Beam	14.04 m
Draft	6.26 m 6.27 m
Length	114.5 m 114.5 m
Speed	17.3 kn
Authority file  Q568875 VIAF ID: 159764441 GND ID: 4692380-9 Library of Congress authority ID: no98127343 IMO ship number: 6822979 MMSI: 273243700 Reasonator Scholia Wikidocumentaries PetScan statistics WikiMap Locator tool KML file Search depicted

IMO number : 6822979
Name of ship : PADUA → KRUZENSHTERN as Russian КРУЗЕНШТЕРН (25/02/1946–04/08/1952) → PB-11 as Russian ПБ-11 (04/08/1952–27/12/1956) → PKZ-113 as Russian ПКЗ-113 → KRUZENSHTERN as Russian КРУЗЕНШТЕРН (since 01/08/1959)
Call sign : ENPZ → UCVK
MMSI : 273243700
Gross tonnage : 3141
DWT : 1645
Type of ship : → Research Vessel → Sailing Ship / Training Ship
Builder : Tecklenborg Schiffswerft & Maschinen (408)
Year of build : 1926
Flag : German Reich (Weimar Republic, DR Handesflotte, Kriegsmarine) → Soviet Union → Russia (since 1992)
Port of registry : Hamburg (1926–1941) → Flensburg (Marinestützpunkt) → ? (mesto postoyannoy dislokatsii=permanent location) → Riga (07/01/1966–1992) → Kaliningrad (since 1992)
Status of ship : Keel Laid (01/01/1926) → Launched (24/06/1926) → Completed (19/08/1926) → In Service/Commission (since 1926)
Registered owner : F. Laeisz, German Reich → Kriegsmarine, German Reich → KBF VMF SSSR, USSR → DKBF VMF SSSR, USSR → GURP 'ZAPRYBA' MRkH SSSR, USSR (07/01/1966–01/12/1966) → VRPO 'ZAPRYBA' MRkH SSSR, USSR → FGOU VPO 'BALTIYSKAYA AKADEMIYA RYBOPROMYSLOVOGO FLOTA', Russia (since 1992)

Ship edit

• Type: 4-MAST-BARK
• Built by J.C. Tecklenborg, Bremerhaven/Geestemünde, Germany
• Date of launch: 24.06.1926
• Overall length: 114.50 m
• LPP: 104.30 m
• Beam: 14.05 m
• Draught: 7.17 m
• Sail area: 3655 m2
• Ship's hull: Steel
• Main engine: Burmeister & Wain

History edit

• 1926 Named: Padua as "Flying P-liner" of the Hamburg shipping company of F. Laeisz. Registered port: Kaliningrad Flag: Russia
• 02.1932 Laid up
• 10.1933 Back in service with a government subsidy.
• Laid up in Flensburg during the war
• 01.1946 Towed from Hamburg to Swinemünde to be handed over to the as a war prize. Renamed: Kruzenshtern after Johann Adam von Krusenstern (1770-1846), a Russian-Baltic seaman and traveller, captained the first Russian sailing expedition around the world. Flag: Soviet Union
• 1959-1961 Refit with her first auxiliary engines
• 1961-65 she conducted hydrographic and oceanographic surveys in the Atlantic, West Indies and Mediterranean while training naval cadets.
• 1965 Transferred to the USSR Ministry of Fisheries and homeported at Riga. Sailtraining ship for seamen and officers for the fishing fleet.
• 1968-72 fitted with new engines and her poop was extended to merge with the midship Liverpool house.
• 1974 the "Kruzenshtern" and the "Tovarishch" were the first Soviet ships that entered an international Tall Ships Races
• 1980 Change of the registered port to Tallinn, Estonia,
• 1991 Change of the registered port to Kaliningrad, Russia, operated by the Kaliningrad Marine College, Russian Ministry of Fishery Flag Russia
  • MMSI Number: 273243700
  • Callsign: UCVK