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Ships

Name	Compl. // Comm.	Builder	Tonnage, BRT or Disp., t	Dimensions, m	Speed, kts	Engine, Power hp	Armament	Fate
С. Орджоникидзе [S. Ordzhonikize] (ex-Амур [Amur]), 10.1940- Аргунь [Argun]	1923 // 2.1937	UK	5400	97.0x13.7x5.5	11	1VTE, 2boilers, 1550	4 - 130/53, 3 - 76/28, 4 - 37, 370 - 530 mines	auxiliary 1950s
Астрахань [Astrakhan]	1913 // 6.1934		3725	91.1x12.3x5.2	9.8	1VTE, 2boilers, 1150	2 - 102/60, 2 - 76/28, 1 - 45, 550 - 820 mines	stricken 1960
Аян [Ayan]	1935 // 8.1939	Odessa	1975	74.0x10.4x3.3	9	2diesels, 750	1 - 76/28, 2 - 45, 200 mines	auxiliary 1950s
Ставрополь [Stavropol], 6.1935- Ворошиловск [Voroshilovsk] (ex-Котик [Kotik])	1907 // 5.1932		2300	63.5x10.0x4.6	10.5	1VTE, 2boilers, 750	4 - 76/28, 268 mines	internal explosion 9.8.1950
Гижига [Gizhiga]	1937 // 11.1939	Odessa	1600	74.1x10.4x3.3	9	2diesels, 750	1 - 76/28, 2 - 45, 138 mines	auxiliary 1950s
Эривань [Erivan], 4.1935- Сергей Киров [Sergey Kirov]	1912 // 8.1932		4690	87.2x12.2x5.1	9	1VTE, 2boilers, 1200	2 - 102/60, 2 - 75/48, 1 - 37, 500 mines	transport 2.1937
Теодор Нетте [Teodor Nette] (ex-Soria)	1912 // 6.1934		3765	91.1x12.3x4.8	9	1VTE, 2boilers, 1200	1 - 102/60, 2 - 76/28, 1 - 45, 200 mines	depot ship 4.1939, minelayer 7.1941, transport 10.1945
Томск [Tomsk] (ex-Главком Уборевич [Glavkom Uborevich])	1913 // 1933		4466	92.0x12.3x5.2	9	1VTE, 2boilers, 1200	9 - 45, 420 mines	depot ship 4.1945
Яна [Yana]	1923 // 1934		2273	96.8x11.6x4.5	10	1600		transport 6.1939
Урал [Ural] (ex-Феликс Дзержинский [Felix Dzerzhinskiy])	1929 // 10.1940	190 Yd, Leningrad	5560	104.0x14.6x6.0	12.5	1diesel, 2100	4 - 76/52, 4 - 12.7, 328 mines	depot ship 1942
Канин [Kanin] (ex-Пролетарий [Proletariy])	1898 // 8.1941		1163	60.0x8.5x5.4	10	550	1 - 76/28, 1 - 20	transport 8.1942
Пушкин [Pushkin]	1929 // 12.1939		5320	91.3x13.2x2.8	8.2	950	2 - 100/54, 2 - 45, mines	returned 11.1940
Сосновец [Sosnovets] (ex-Север [Sever])	1895 // 8.1941		1335	62.8x8.5x5.8	10	850	2 - 102/60, 1 - 76/28, mines	transport 8.1942
Юшар [Yushar] (ex-Колгуев [Kolguev])	1915 // 8.1941		2020	75.5x10.7x3.9	11	1VTE, 2boilers, 848	1 - 76/52, 3 - 45, 125 mines	transport 10.1945
Островский [Ostrovskiy] (ex-Н. А. Островский [N. A. Jstrovskiy])	1931 // 7.1940	201 Yd, Sevastopol	2625	79.9x12.0x3.9	12.5	2diesels, 1052	2 - 76/52, 4 - 45, mines	sunk 23.3.1942
Сызрань [Syzran]	1936 // 7.1940		2810	76.0x10.8x5.2	6.5	700	2 - 76/52, 4 - 45, 2 - 12.7, 253 mines	sunk 29.7.1941

100 - 1000 t displacement/ BRT tonnage vessels

Заря [Zarya] (1929, 354, 10 mines, 7.1941 - 5.3.1943); Лукомский [Lukomskiy] (ex-Пётр Лукомский [Pyotr Lukomskiy]) (1929, 354, 10 mines, 7.1941 - 1.1945); Дооб [Doob] (1926, 150, 7.1941 - 11.2.1942); Ристна [Ristna] (ex-Ristna, ex-№18 [No18], ex-Апостол Пётр [Apostol Pyotr]) (1906, 600, 175 mines, 5.1915 - ?.4.1918, 8.1940 - 11.1941); Суроп [Surop] (ex-Surop, ex-№19 [No19], ex-Апостол Павел [Apostol Pavel] (1906, 600, 175 mines, 5.1915 - .4.1918, 8.1940 - 11.8.1941); Колхозник [Kolkhoznik] (1931, 210, 2 - 76/30, 60 mines, 6.1932 - 22.9.1941); Пина [Pina] (ex-Matwa) (, 140, 172 mines, 7.1940 - 26.8.1941)

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Project history

Merchant vessels converted to minelayers.

Modernizations

None.

Naval service

Stavropol was commissioned at first time in 4.1923 - 7.1923 as AMC, serving as Voroshilovsk was lost 9.8.1950 in Novik Bay as result of explosion at mines unloading. Ostrovskiy 23.3.1942 was sunk by German aircraft at Tuapse. Syzran was lost 29.7.1941, later salvaged but never commissioned again.