Admiral Nakhimov Armored Cruiser

Admiral Nakhimov Armored Cruiser

Manufacturer:

Baltic Works<2>

Role:

Cruiser

Year Adopted:

1884 - Laid Down
1885 - Launched
1887 - Completed
Number in Class: 1 ship (Admiral Nakhimov)
Displacement:

8,524 Tons

Operational Status:

Russia - No longer in use
Scuttled at battle of Tsushima in 1905

Armament:
          Original:
 
 
 
 
 
          After 1989 Refit:
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
4 Dual 8 inch/35 caliber guns (203mm)
10 6 inch/35 caliber guns (152mm)
12 3 pounder quick firing revolving guns (47mm)
6 1 pounder quick firing revolving guns (37mm)
3 15 inch (381mm) above water torpedo tubes
   
4 Dual 8 inch/35 caliber guns (203mm)
10 6 inch/35 caliber guns (152mm)
4 3.4 inch guns (86mm)
6 3 pounder revolving guns (47mm)
4 1 pounder revolving guns (37mm)
3 15 inch (381mm) above water torpedo tubes
40 mines
Engine:
          Original:
 
 
 
          After 1899 refit:
 
12 single ended cylindrical boilers
Reciprocating engines driving two screws.
Producing 8,000 horsepower.
 
12 Belleville water tube boilers
Vertical compound engines driving two screws.
Producing 9,000 horsepower.

Coal Storage: 

1,100 tons

Crew:

570 Officers and Sailors

Armor:
          on conning tower:
          on barbettes:
          along armor belt:
          on deck:
   
152mm (6 inches)
203-76mm (8-3 inches)
254-152mm (10-6 inches)
76mm (3 inches)
Length:
          (at waterline):
   
101.5 meters (333 feet)

Draught:

8.4 meters (27 feet, 6 inches)

Beam:

18.6 meters (61 feet)

Maximum Speed:

17.0 knots

Range:

4,200 Nautical Miles

   

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Sources Cited

(1) Miller, David, The Illustrated History of Warships from 1860 to the Present, MBI Publishing: Osceola, WI, 2001. Print
(2) Watts, Anthony J., , The Imperial Russian Navy, Arms and Armour press: London, 1990. Print.