Black Sea State Shipping Company Fleet List

Fleet List of the Black Sea State Shipping Company Showing Ownership, Nationality, Name of Ship, Year Placed in Service, and Gross Tonnage. Gross tonnage equals cubic feet of all enclosed space divided by 100. Notations Regarding the Ship (if any), Such as Previous Name or Renaming, are shown after the Gross Tonnage.

RUSSIAN PASSENGER SHIPS

Black Sea State Shipping Company

(Soviet Union)

Services: Various routes, mainly from Arctic, Baltic, Black Sea and Far Eastern ports.

1. Abkhaziya (1927) 4,727
2. Adjaristan (1927) 4,727 ex-Adjaria
3. Admiral Nakhimov (1925) 15.286 ex-Berlin
4. Alexandr Mozhaiski (1919) 9,686 ex-Svir, ex-Patria (Dutch)
5. Armeniya (1960) 4,800
6. Asia (1924) 11,453 ex-Der Deutsche (1946), ex-Sierrá Morena (1934)
7. Baltika (1940) 7,494
8. Beloostrov (1937) 2,916 ex-Aarlottar (1946)
9. Chukotka (1920) 7,900 ex-Wangoni (1946)
10. Dnepr (1931) 12,600 ex-Cabo San Agustín (Spanish)
11. Estonia (1960) 4,800
12. Felix Dzerjinsky (1958) 4,800
13. Gregory Ordjonikidze (1959) 4,800
14. Gruzia (1939) 11,030 ex-Sobieski (1953)
15. Gruziya (1928) 4,857
16. Rich (1932) 12,049 ex-Caribia (1946)
17. Jakutia (1928) 10,000 ex-Juan Sebastian Elcano (Spanish)
18. Krim (1928) 4,867
19. Latvia (1960) 4,800
20. Lensovet (1939) 6,138 ex-Marienburg
21. Litva (1960) 4,800
22. M. Urizkij (1959) 4,800
23. Maria Ulyanova (1959) 4,800
24. Mikhail Kalinin (1958) 4,800
25. Neva (1914) 8,489 ex-Esscquibo (1935)
26. Norilsk (1951) 3,498
27. Petr Veliki (1939) 6,261 ex-Jagicllo (1949), ex-Peotr Veliki (1947), ex-Empire Ock (1946), ex-Duala (1945), ex-Dogu (1945)
28. Pobeda (1928) 9,829 ex-Iberia (1946), ex-Magdalena (1934)
29. Rossia (1938) 17,870 ex-Empire Welland (1946), ex-Patria (1945)
30. Russ (1932) 12,055 ex-Cordillera (1949)
31. Sibir (1912) 8,800 ex-Oceana (1946), ex-Neptunia, ex-Peer Gynt, ex-Avare, ex- Sierra Salvada (German)
32. Sovetsky Sojus (1923) 23,000 ex-Hansa (1950), ex-Albert Ballin (1935)
33. Svanetija (1937) 4,000
34. Tobolsk (1952) 3,498
35. Ukraina (1938) 6,672 ex-Basarabia (1948)
36. Vazlav Borovsky (1960) 4,800
37. Vladivostok (1960) 4,800

Smith, Eugene W., Passenger Ships of the World: Past and Present, Boston: George H. Dean Company, 1963.