Rossiya class

*Rossiya-* class
Project 785 / OL800
	The Rimskiy-Korsakov on the Irtysh in Omsk
Ship data
Ship type	River cruise ship
Shipyard	Narodny Podnik Škoda (Slovenske Lodenice), Komárno
Construction period	1952 to 1958
Units built	36
Cruising areas	Inland and small coastal voyages
Ship dimensions and crew
length	80.22 m ( Lüa )
width	12.5 (14.0 - III) m
Draft	Max. 1.9 m
displacement	1003 t
crew	33
Machine system
machine	Diesel- electric ; 2 four-stroke diesel engine Škoda 6L275 or 6L275R 2 × 294 kW
Machine ; performance	588 kW (799 hp)
Top ; speed	11.1 kn (21 km / h)
propeller	2
Transport capacities
Load capacity	25 (40 from Series II) partly
Permitted number of passengers	233 (259 from Series II)

Rossiya -class is the name of a series of river and canal-running inland passenger motor ships of medium-sized design, which was also known as Project 785 or OL800 (Slovak: osobna lod 800 - German: passenger ship 800 hp).

history

The river cruise line was manufactured from 1952 to 1958. The Slovak shipyard Narodny Podnik Škoda in Komárno (today Slovenské Lodenice Komárno, at that time part of the Škoda Group ) built three series, the first of which was slightly smaller. With 36 units built, the type is one of the most successful designs of its kind. The naming was divided into two parts, the first 16 ships, starting with the type ship Rossiya , were given country names by Soviet republics, followed by 20 ships named after Russian composers. The ships are mainly used on inland services on the rivers Volga , Kama , Don , Yenisei , Ob , Irtysh and Dnepr . Later, with the advent of more modern tonnage on the Volga, the ships were used on other inland shipping areas, but sometimes also laid up as hotel ships or given to smaller inland shipping companies.

technology

The individual ships differ, depending on the variant, due to minor differences in the size of the ship, the equipment with different engine types and other special features with which they were tailored to the respective application. The ships have a diesel-electric drive with two main engines.

The hulls of the individual series differ in the way that the hulls of the first series were slightly smaller, those of the second series a little larger and those of the third series with the same dimensions as those of the second series had a small ice class that also allowed operation in made possible in colder regions. The ships have fixed superstructures with two decks arranged over almost the entire deck area . The ships were built with single and double cabins as well as 4-, 6- and 8-bed cabins, all with washing facilities. There are also two restaurants and two common rooms available. The multi-bed cabins were later modernized, which led to a reduction in passenger capacity and increased travel comfort. Two of the original four lifeboats remained after the modifications. The ships have a carrying capacity of around 25 tons.

List of ships project 785 / OL800 in the original and English language

The original name of the river cruise ship is given in the list, the other names are in brackets in chronological order:

River cruise ships of the 785 / OL800 project:

Rossiya- class ships
serial no.	Original name of origin	Its English version
Project 785 - first series
1	Россия (Россич, Распутин)	Rossiya (Rossich, Rasputin)
2	Украина	Ukraine
3	Белоруссия	Belorussiya
4th	Азербайджан	Azerbaydzhan
5	Грузия	Gruziya
6th	Армения	Armeniya
7th	Молдавия	Moldaviya
8th	Узбекистан (Царь Пётр, Коломенский Штандарт)	Uzbekistan (Tsar Pyotr, Kolomenskiy Shtandart)
9	Казахстан	Kazakhstan
Project 785 - Second series
10	Таджикистан (Кремас)	Tadzhikistan (Kremas)
11	Туркменистан	Turkmenistan
12	Киргизия (Петр Алабин)	Kirgiziya (Petr Alabin)
13	Карелия	Kareliya
14th	Эстония (Киевская Русь, Князь Воронцов)	Estoniya (Kievskaya Rus, Knyaz Vorontsov)
15th	Латвия (Михаил Годенко, Маяк)	Latviya (Mikhail Godenko, Mayak)
16	Литва	Litva
17th	Украина (Булгария)	Ukraina (Bulgariya)
18th	Мусоргский	Musorgskiy
19th	Композитор Чайковский	Kompozitor Chaykovskiy
20th	Бородин	Borodin
21st	Римский-Крсаков	Rimskiy-Korsakov
22nd	Ипполитов-Иванов	Ippolitov-Ivanov
23	Антон Рубинштейн (Пересвет)	Anton Rubinshteyn (Peresvet)
24	Композитор Глазунов	Kompozitor Glazunov
25th	Композитор Глинка	Kompozitor Glinka
Project 785 - Third Series
26th	Композитор Калинников	Kompozitor Kalinnikov
27	Композитор Прокофьев	Kompozitor Prokofyev
28	Композитор Скрябин	Compositor Skryabin
29	Композитор Алябьев	Compositor Alyabyev
30th	Композитор Балакирев	Kompozitor Balakirev
31	А. П. Чехов (Байкал, Капитан Родин)	AP Chekhov (Baykal, Kapitan Rodin)
32	М. Ю. Лермонтов	MY Lermontov
33	А. С. Грибоедов (И. И. Шишкин, Виктория)	AS Griboyedov (II Shishkin, Viktoria)
34	Радянський Союз	Radyansykyy Soyuz
35	В. I. Ленiн (Т. Г. Шевченко)	VI Lenin (TG Shevtchenko)
36	Карл Маркс	Karl Marks

Overview

Ships of the type Rossiya / Project 785 / OL800
Construction year	Build number	series	image	Surname	Client	Renaming and whereabouts
1952		I.		Rasputin	Volga shipping company , Gorky	→ * ex. Rossiya , Rossich ; 1986–1989 barge near Chernobyl; Modernization stopped; scrapped in October 2011
1952		I.	image	Ukraine (1952)	Volga shipping company, Gorky	→ burned on the Don and scrapped in 1953
1953		I.	Image ( Memento from March 10, 2007 in the Internet Archive )	Belorussiya	Volga shipping company, Gorky	→ 1960 Kazan; 1986–1989 barge near Chernobyl; off-duty; disposed of in 1989
1953		I.	Image ( Memento from March 10, 2007 in the Internet Archive )	Azerbaydzhan	Volga shipping company, Gorky	→ 1986–1989 barge near Chernobyl; Water sports center near Sevastopol
1953		I.	image	Armeniya	Volga shipping company, Gorky	→ 1961-1992 Perm; Written off in 1989; Published in 1993 by Tchaikovsky in Perm
1953		I.	image	Gruziya	Volga shipping company, Gorky	→ 1960 Kazan; 1986–1989 barge near Chernobyl; off-duty
1953		I.	Image ( Memento from March 10, 2007 in the Internet Archive )	Moldaviya	Volga shipping company, Gorky	→ 1962 to Ob-Irtysh shipping company, Omsk ; 1975–1992 Volga-Don shipping company (Rostov-on-Don), hotel in Turkey, sunk
1953	318	I.		Kolomenskiy Shtandart	Volga shipping company, Gorky	→ * ex. Uzbekistan , Tsar Petr ; 1986–1989 barge near Chernobyl; Hotel and cafe near Kolomenskoye in Moscow
1954		I.	Image ( Memento from March 2, 2007 in the Internet Archive )	Kazakhstan	Volga shipping company, Gorky	→ deleted
1954		II	Image ( Memento from January 5, 2013 in the Internet Archive )	Kremas	Volga shipping company, Gorky	to "Kremas", Ryazan → Tadzhikistan ; 1986–1989 barge near Chernobyl; in Navashino for repairs
1954		II	Image ( Memento from March 10, 2007 in the Internet Archive )	Turkmenistan	Volga shipping company, Gorky	→ burned in 1986, out of service
1954	328	II		Petr Alabin	Volga shipping company, Gorky	ex. Kirgiziya* ; 1986–1989 barge near Chernobyl; Arrested July 15, 2011 on the Volga
1955	323	II	Image ( Memento from March 10, 2007 in the Internet Archive )	Kareliya	Volga shipping company, Gorky	→ 1986–1989 barge near Chernobyl; 2006 out of service
1955	324	II		Knyaz Vorontsov	Volga shipping company, Gorky	→ * ex. Estoniya 1986–1989 barge near Chernobyl; according to Samara Kievskaya Rusj (2003) to OOO RusAgroTorg, Moscow, on Himki reservoir
1955		II		Mayak	Volga shipping company, Gorky	→ * ex. Latviya , Mikhail Godenko ; Hotel Mayak in Krasnoyarsk
1955	326	II		Litva	Volga shipping company, Gorky	to OOO Selichow as a hotel in Krasnoyarsk
1955		II		Bulgariya	Volga shipping company, Gorky	ex. Ukraine* , sunk on the Volga on July 10, 2011
1956		II		Musorgskiy	Volga shipping company, Gorky	later to the Volga-Don shipping company, Rostov-on-Don
1956		II		Chaykovskiy	Volga shipping company, Gorky	hung up
1956		II		Mikhail Godenko	Yenisei Shipping Company , Krasnoyarsk	→ * ex. Borodin
1956		II		Rimskiy-Korsakov	Volga shipping company, Gorky	It was modernized in 1992 (785A), it will be sold again in October 2011
1956		II		Ippolitov-Ivanov	Yenisei Shipping Company, Krasnoyarsk	2005 out of service
1956		II		Peresvet	Yenisei Shipping Company, Krasnoyarsk	→ * ex. Anton Rubinshteyn out of service in 1992, Hotel Peresvet in Krasnoyarsk in 2004
1956		II		Kompozitor Glazunov	Volga shipping company, Gorky	hung up, back in action
1956		II		Kompozitor Glinka	Volga shipping company, Gorky	Launched in 1995
1957		III		Kompozitor Kalinnikov	Yenisei Shipping Company, Krasnoyarsk	launched, since 1997 Hotel Viktoria in Krasnoyarsk
1957		III		Kompozitor Prokofyev	Yenisei Shipping Company, Krasnoyarsk	launched in 2005, floating jetty and the ticket hall of the River Voksal in Krasnoyarsk
1957		III	image	Compositor Skryabin	Kama shipping company , Molotov	→ placed at Tchaikovsky Base in Perm
1958		III		Compositor Alyabyev	Ob-Irtysh shipping company , Omsk	launched in 1999
1957		III		Kompozitor Balakirev	Ob-Irtysh shipping company, Omsk	written off
1957		III		Captain Rodin	Yenisei Shipping Company, Krasnoyarsk	ex. AP Chekhov* , Baykal ; launched in 2005
1958	31	III	image	M. Yu. Lermontov	Yenisei Shipping Company, Krasnoyarsk	→ on duty on Yenisei
1958	33	III		Viktoriya	Kama shipping company	ex. AS Griboyedov* , II Shishkin ; Decommissioned in 1989, has been for sale since 2011
1958		III		Radyansykyy Soyuz	Dnepr shipping company , Dnepropetrovsk	transferred to Kiev, 1986–1989 barge near Chernobyl; "forgotten" in the Kiev reservoir
1958		III		TG Shevchenko	Dnepr shipping company, Dnepropetrovsk	ex. VI Lenin* , 1986–1989 barge near Chernobyl; canceled in 1989 and decreased in 1994
1958		III	image	Karl Marks	Dnepr shipping company, Kiev	1986–1989 barge near Chernobyl; 1989 out of service, "forgotten" in the Kiev reservoir