Category:IMO 8501701

**STS Mir**
	Russian training ship
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Instance of	traditional ship; sailing ship;
Call sign	UFPV;
Has use	training vessel;
Manufacturer	Gdańsk Shipyard;
Yard number	b810/02;
Shipping port	Saint Petersburg;
Country of registry	Russia;
Gross tonnage	2,257;
Beam	14 m; 14 m;
Draft	6.6 m;
Length	109.6 m;
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	Q1937878; IMO ship number: 8501701; MMSI: 273133800
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Type: Sail training ship
Built by Stocznia Gdanska, Gdansk, Poland, as the third ship of a series of similar training ships in Gdansk in 1987. Her sisters are the "Druzhba" (1987), "Pallada" (1988), "Khersones" (1988) and "Nadezhda" (1989), some smaller is the first ship of this series, the "Dar Mlodziezy" (1981)
Yard No: b810/02
Ship's hull: Steel
Launch Date: 31.3.87
Date of completion: 11.87
Overall length: 109.40 m
Length (hull): 94.20 m
Breadth: 14.00 m
Draught: 6.40 m
Tons: 2257
DWT: 761
Sail area: 2771 m2
Main engine: Cigulski Sulzer 2 x 570 Pk, 1140 Pk
Speed under power: 11.5 kn

1987 Named: Mir for the Admiral Makarov State Maritime Academy in St. Petersburg, the oldest higher educational instutution in Russia (founded in 1876) Registered port: St. Petersburg Flag: Russia
Winters 1992, 1994 and 1995 a general overhaul of engine and rudder plant was carried out and nautical and technical control instruments were installed.

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