Rodina-class motorship

The Rodina class is a class of Russian river passenger ships.[3] "Rodina" means "motherland" in Russian.

Cruise ship Dmitriy Pozharskiy
Class overview
NameRodina class
Built1954–1961
Planned49
Completed49
General characteristics
TypePassenger ship
Displacement1.460 t (I), 1.492 t (II without refrigerator) and 1.506 t (II)[1]
Length95.8 m (314 ft)[2]
Beam14.3 m (47 ft)
Draught2.4 m (7.9 ft)

They were three-deck cargo-passenger ships manufactured in Germany from 1954 to 1961.[4]

River passenger ships of the project 588

Rodina-class motorships
No.Original nameEnglish transliteration
First series of Project 588
1В. ЧкаловV. Chkalov
2А. МатросовA. Matrosov
3Н. Гастелло (Алексей Толстой)N. Gastello (Aleksey Tolstoy)
4Л. Доватор (Арабелла)L. Dovator (Arabella)
5Родина (Святая Русь)Rodina (Svyataya Rus)
6Эрнст Тельман (Цезарь)Ernst Telman (Tsezar)
7Андрей Вышинский (Тарас Шевченко, Сергей Кучкин, Тарас Шевченко, Очарованный Странник)Andrey Vyshinskiy (Taras Shevchenko, Sergey Kuchkin, Taras Shevchenko, Ocharovannyy Strannik)
8Фридрих ЭнгельсFridrikh Engels
9И. А. КрыловI. A. Krylov
10Карл Либкнехт (Юрий Никулин, Солнечный Город)Karl Libknekht (Yuriy Nikulin, Solnechnyy Gorod)
11ИльичIlyich
Second series of Project 588
12Александр НевскийAleksandr Nevskiy
13Карл Маркс (Северная Сказка)Karl Marks (Severnaya Skazka)
14Дмитрий Донской (Кабаргинъ, Кабаргин, Князь Донской)Dmitriy Donskoy (Kabargin, Knyaz Donskoy)
15Михаил КутузовMikhail Kutuzov
16Дмитрий ПожарскийDmitriy Pozharskiy
17РылеевRyleev
18Алеша Попович or Алеша ПоповичAlesha Popovich or Alyosha Popovich
19Добрыня Никитич (Прикамье)Dobrynya Nikitich (Prikamye)
20Илья МуромецIlya Muromets
21БагратионBagration
22Кавказ (Космонавт Гагарин)Kavkaz (Kosmonavt Gagarin)
23Казбек (Михаил Лермонтов)Kazbek (Mikhail Lermontov)
24Эльбрус (Валентина Терешкова)Elbrus (Valentina Tereshkova)
25АлтайAltay
26Урал (Инженер Пташников, Тарас Бульба, Урал)Ural (Inzhener Ptashnikov, Taras Bulba, Ural)
27Н. В. ГогольN. V. Gogol
28А. И. ГерценA. I. Gertsen
29Т. Г. Шевченко (Святой Петр, Anichka)T. G. Shevchenko (Svyatoy Petr, Anichka)
30И. С. ТургеневI. S. Turgenev
31Г. В. ПлехановG. V. Plekhanov
32К. А. ТимирязевK. A. Timiryazev
33Денис ДавыдовDenis Davydov
34Иван Сусанин (Петр Первый)Ivan Susanin (Pyotr Pervyy)
35Серго Орджоникидзе (Орджоникидзе, Серго Орджоникидзе)Sergo Ordzhonikidze (Ordzhonikidze, Sergo Ordzhonikidze)
36Козьма МининKozyma Minin
37Степан Разин (Аврора)Stepan Razin (Avrora)
38Юрий ДолгорукийYuriy Dolgorukiy
39Генерал И. Д. ЧерняховскийGeneral I. D. Chernyakhovskiy
40Генерал Н. Ф. Ватутин (Русь Великая)General N. F. Vatutin (Rus Velikaya)
41Вильгельм Пик (Павел Бажов)Vilgelm Pik (Pavel Bazhov)
42А. С. ПоповA. S. Popov
43Н. К. Крупская (Петрокрепость)N. K. Krupskaya (Petrokrepost)
44К. Э. Циолковский (Анатолий Папанов, Две Столицы)K. E. Tsiolkovskiy (Anatoliy Papanov, Dve Stolitsy)
45Ф. Жолио-КюриF. Zholio-Kyuri
46Ф. И. Панфёров[5]F. I. Panfyorov
47Фёдор ГладковFyodor Gladkov
48Александр ФадеевAleksandr Fadeyev
49Хирург РазумовскийKhirurg Razumovskiy

Overview

Rodina class
Month and year of buildHull NoImageNameOperatorFlagRRRMMSIStatus
March 195413001Valeriy ChkalovYRSCO, KrasnoyarskSoviet UnionRussia 142501 273327780originally, the V. Chkalov (also called Valeriy Chkalov according to marinetraffic and the newest edit of RRR). This ship was modernised in 2007.
June 195413002A. MatrosovYRSCO, KrasnoyarskSoviet UnionRussia 142502 273353470originally, the A. Matrosov (Aleksandr Matrosov is the marinetraffic name)
September 195413003Aleksey TolstoyVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 142503 273338640 originally, the N. Gastello; rebuilt, built up one deck; scrapped in 2014
April 195513004ArabellaVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 142504 originally, the L. Dovator (until 2002); rebuilt, picked up 76 people from sunken Bulgariya on July 10, 2011, scrapped in 2014
June 195513005Svyataya RusVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 142505 originally, the Rodina (until 2006); burnt at Bor on 13 August 2018, decommissioned in 2018
195513006TsezarVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 142506 273328160 originally, the Ernst Telman
April 195611000Ocharovannyy StrannikVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 142507 273371180 originally, the Andrey Vyshinskiy, Taras Shevchenko, Sergey Kuchkin, Taras Shevchenko
June 195611001ImageFridrikh EngelsVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 142508 sank on November 6, 2003, out of service in November 2003
September 195611002I. A. KrylovVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 142509 273364210
November 195611003Solnechnyy GorodVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 142510 273326640 originally, the Karl Libknekht, Y. Nikulin (2002–2014)
December 195611004ImageIlyichVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 142577 Flotel at Kineshma since 2006
April 1957112Aleksandr NevskiyVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 142578 273362080
May 1957113Severnaya SkazkaVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 142579 273379430originally, the Karl Marks
June 1957114Knyaz DonskoyVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 142580 originally, the Dmitriy Donskoy, Kabargin', Kabargin; scrapped
1957115Mikhail KutuzovVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 142581 273338050
August 1957116Dmitriy PozharskiyVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 142582 273341660
November 1957117RyleevVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 082244 scrapped in 2018
December 1957118Alyosha PopovichVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 082169 scrapped in November 2014
December 1957119PrikamyeVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 082167 originally, the Dobrynya Nikitich
March 1958120Ilya MurometsVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 082168 273362870
April 1958121BagrationVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 082169 out of service in October 1999; scrapped in 2003
May 1958122Kosmonavt GagarinVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 082170 273338860 originally, the Kavkaz (1958–1961); rebuilt 2005 and 2008
June 1958123ImageUralVSCO, AstrakhanSoviet UnionRussia 004875 273321730 originally, the Ural, Inzhener Ptashnikov, Taras Bulba
October 1958124Valentina TereshkovaVSCO, AstrakhanSoviet Union *originally, the Elbrus (until 1963); filmed in „Девичья весна“ 1960; burnt, out of service and scrapped 1978 at Astrakhan
November 1958125ImageAltayNWRSCO, LeningradSoviet Union filmed in „Unbelievable Adventures of Italians in Russia“ in 1973; sold to Baltic states; scrapped in the 1990s
December 1958126Mikhail LermontovVURSCO, AstrakhanSoviet UnionRussia originally, the Kazbek; out of service in July 1998; scrapped 2003
March 1959127N. V. GogolVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 082649 273367160 RR 4018
April 1959128ImageA. I. GertsenVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 082650 273337560
May 1959129AnichkaNWRSCO, LeningradSoviet UnionRussiaRepublic of Ireland originally, the T. G. Shevtshenko (until 1994), Svyatoy Petr (1994–1997); sunk at Sligo, Ireland; out of service in 2003
June 1959130ImageI. S. TurgenevVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 083028 scrapped in 2017
August 1959131G. V. PlekhanovVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 082519 scrapped in 2020
September 1959132ImageK. A. TimiryazevVURSCO, AstrakhanSoviet UnionRussia 091176
December 1959133ImageDenis DavydovVURSCO, AstrakhanSoviet UnionRussia 027620
February 1960134Petr PervyyMRSCO, MoscowSoviet UnionRussia 129230 originally, the Ivan Susanin (until 1992); 1992—2004 on the Maas River, in the Netherlands
March 1960135ImageSergo OrdzhonikidzeMRSCO, MoskauSoviet Union 129231 originally, the Sergo Ordzhonikidze, Ordzhonikidze; burnt in 1992 on the Lake Onega; filmed in "Titanic" of the band "Nautilus Pompilius" in 1994; out of service in 1995 and scrapped in 1996
April 1960136ImageKozma MininVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 027610 273354550
August 1960137AvroraVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 021959 originally, the Stepan Razin (until 2003); scrapped
October 1960138Y. DolgorukiyVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 083722 out of service in 2012, scrapped [6]
November 1960139ImageGeneral I. D. ChernyakhovskiyVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 041021
December 1960140Rus VelikayaVURSCO, GorkySoviet UnionRussia 229434 273356650 originally, the General N. F. Vatutin (until 2011)
January 1961141ImagePavel BazhovKRSCO, PermSoviet UnionRussia 145001 originally, the Vilgelm Pik (until 1992)
April 1961142A. S. PopovNWRSCO, LeningradSoviet UnionRussia 145002 273322950
July 1961143PetrokrepostNWRSCO, LeningradSoviet UnionRussia 145003 originally, the N. K. Krupskaya (until 1993); scrapped in 2012
August 1961144Dve StolitsyBORSCO, PetrozavodskSoviet UnionRussia145004 273341750 originally, the K. E. Tsiolkovskiy, Anatoliy Papanov; accident in 1996 off Valaam, sank due to fire on board at Quay in Saint Petersburg in 2001; rebuilt
September 1961145ImageF. Zholio-KyuriKRSCO, PermSoviet UnionRussia 145005 burnt in October 2011 in the river’s backwater [7]
October 1961146F. I. PanfyorovKRSCO, PermSoviet UnionRussia 145006 273326520rebuilt, built up one deck
November 1961147ImageFedor GladkovKRSCO, PermSoviet UnionRussia 145007
December 1961148Aleksandr FadeyevKRSCO, PermSoviet UnionRussia 145008 273369310
December 1961149Khirurg RazumovskiyKRSCO, PermSoviet UnionRussia 145009 273360410rebuilt, built up one deck

RRR — Russian River Register

YRSCO – Yenisseiskoye Rechnoye Parokhodstvo; VURSCO – Volzhskoye Obyedinyonnoye Rechnoye Parokhodstvo (today – Volzhskoye Parokhodstvo, VSCO); MRSCO – Moskovskoye Rechnoye Parokhodstvo; KRSCO – Kamskoye Rechnoye Parokhodstvo; BORSCO – Belomoro-Onezhskoye Rechnoye Parokhodstvo; NWRSCO – Severo-Zapadnoye Rechnoye Parokhodstvo

See also

References

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