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Ships

Name	Launched // Comm.	Builder	Tonnage, BRT or Disp., t	Dimensions, m	Speed, kts	Engine, Power hp	Armament	Fate
Аю-Даг [Ayu-Dag]	1898 // 11.1914	Howaldtswerke, Kiel, Germany	1050	68.0x10.7	10	1750	2-75/48, nets	captured by Germany 1.5.1918
Эльборус [Elborus], 6.1917- Чорох [Chorokh]	1898 // 11.1914	Howaldtswerke, Kiel, Germany	1050	68.0x10.7	10	1750	2-75/48, nets	captured by Germany 1.5.1918
Пенай [Penay]	1891 // 11.1914	Blohm & Voss, Hamburg, Germany	1045	52.0x8.2	8.5	1250	1-450TT, nets	cargo vessel 1917

100 - 1000 t displacement/ BRT tonnage vessels

Бурея [Bureya] (ex-Matros) (1915, 250, 2-75/48, 95mines, Spring 1917-?.4.1918); Зея [Zeya] (ex-Burlak) (1915, 250, 2-75/48, 95mines, Spring 1917-?.4.1918); Иртыш [Irtysh] (ex-Konovod) (1916, 230, 1-75/48, 95mines, Spring 1917-?.4.1918); Припять [Pripyat'] (ex-Demosfen), 4.1919- Демосфен [Demosfen] (1914, 400, 2-102/60, 65mines, Spring 1916-21.5.1919); Шексна [Sheksna] (ex-Anastasiya), 12.1922- 25 Октября [25 Oktyabrya] (1904, 450, 80mines, 7.1915-9/1926); Молога [Mologa] (ex-Sinegorets) (1903, 450, 80mines, 7.1915-?/?/1916); Титания [Titaniya] (1879, 528, 8.1916-1.5.1918); Генерал Рузский [General Ruzskiy] (ex-Grigoriy Kozlov) (1885, 680, late 1916-1.5.1918); Генерал Брусилов [General Brusilov] (ex-Petergof) (1885, 680, 1917-1.5.1918); Киев [Kiyev] (1892, 580, 1917-1.5.1918); Гидра [Gidra] (ex-T-48, ex-Gidra) (1889, 300, 12.1916-1.5.1918)

Project history

Merchant vessels converted to netlayers during World War One.

Modernizations

None.

Naval service

Ayu-Dag was captured by Germans at Sevastopol 1.5.1918 and later escaped to Bizerte with Wrangel. Chorokh was also captured by Germans but later was returned to Russia and served as merchant.