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Petrozavod (Russian: Петрозавод) was a
company based in
Saint Petersburg, Russia. One of the
oldest shipbuilding establishments in Russia, it was converted...
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factory for the
development in the
Samara Oblast. In 1721 the
shipyard Petrozavod and
Petrodvorets Watch Factory was established. Some 3,500 new
words -...
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entire site to
development from the
territory of
demolished shipyard Petrozavod to the
grounds for
planned skys****er
headquarters of the Moscow-based...
- (project 733S)
Search and
rescue vessel/ex-rescue tug A706
Izjaslav 934
Petrozavod,
Leningrad 1962
Vessel returned to the
Ukrainian Navy from
Crimea by June...
- A831
Kovel 890
Petrozavod,
Leningrad 1965
Returned to
Ukraine on 19
April 2014
Sidehole (project 737M)
Harbor tug U953
Dubno 206
Petrozavod,
Leningrad 1974...
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Almaz (1901–)
Baltic Shipyard (1864–)
Kronstadt Marine Plant (1858–)
Petrozavod (1721-2001)
Severnaya Verf (Northern Shipyard) (1890–) Sredne-Nevsky Shipyard...
- Sudomekh,
Shipyard No. 196, Leningrad,
merged with
Admiralty yard in 1972
Petrozavod Shipyard,
Leningrad Tallinn Shipyard,
Tallinn Klaipeda Shiprepair Yard...
- had
plans for
further vessels of a
similar design.
Sadko was
built by
Petrozavod in St Petersburg. Her
construction was
hampered by the
period of hyperinflation...
- The area went back to the
state and
marine industry was
continued by
Petrozavod company. The yard was
situated in an area
where small river Okhta flows...
- (1803–1896),
turned to the
Joint Stock Society B.Kreinton and Co.,
later Petrozavod Voronezh Admiralty (1696–1711)
Tavrov Admiralty (1705–1769)
Stupino Shipyard...
