Klavdiya Yelanskaya (ship)

**Klavdiya Yelanskaya**
	Klavdiya Yelanskaya in the port of Murmansk
Ship data
flag	Russia Soviet Union;
Ship type	Liner , cruise ship
class	Mariya Yermolova , project 1454
Callsign	UCKE
home port	Murmansk
Owner	OAO Murmanskoje morskoje parohodstvo
Shipping company	OAO Murmanskoje morskoje parohodstvo
Shipyard	Titovo Brodogradiliste, Kraljevica , Yugoslavia
Build number	416
Keel laying	October 22, 1976
Launch	May 14, 1977
takeover	January 18, 1977
Commissioning	December 29, 1977
Whereabouts	in service
Ship dimensions and crew
length	100.02 m ( Lüa )
width	16.24 m
Draft	Max. 4.65 m
measurement	4,329 GT / 1,445 NRZ
crew	72
Machine system
machine	2 × 8M 35BF 62 8-cyl. B&W Uljanik Diesel
Machine ; performance	3,880 kW (5,275 hp)
Top ; speed	17.20 kn (32 km / h)
propeller	2 fixed propellers
Transport capacities
Load capacity	1750 dw
Permitted number of passengers	224
Others
Classifications	Russian Maritime Register of Shipping
Registration ; numbers	IMO : 7422922

The Klavdiya Yelanskaya ( Russian Клавдия Еланская ) (dt. Klavdiia Jelanskaja) is a passenger ship of OAO Murmanskoje Morskoje parohodstwo and was in 1977 as a ship of the line of enhanced ice class at the shipyard Titovo Brodogradiliste in Kraljevica in Yugoslavia for state Murmansk Shipping Company (ГП Мурманское морское пароходство ММФ СССР) built in Murmansk (Soviet Union). It belongs to the Mariya Yermolova class , project 1454. The ship bears the name of the Soviet drama actress, Stalin Prize winner first degree (1952) Klawdija Jelanskaja .

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The ship with hull number 416 was built in 1977 in Yugoslavia for the Soviet Union . The ship was not only used for regular services for civilians, miners on Svalbard and for members of the Soviet Army stationed in Angola , Cuba and over the Arctic Circle , but also as a cruise ship for trips to Norway , Denmark , Finland , Germany and France . Trips on the Franz Josef Land - Dudinka - Igarka - Novaya Zemlya - Solovetsky Islands - Arkhangelsk route were particularly unique . On the island of Sosnovets in the White Sea, Neptune Festival with polar baptism was held overboard. From April to June 2018, the ship was used on the Murmansk - Ostrownoj - Murmansk route.