Georgy Pobiedonosets (Imperatritsa Ekaterina II Class)

Laid down	24th April 1891
Launched	26th February 1892
Completed	N/A
Commissioned	September 1893
Fate	Sold for scrapping: 1920s Scrapped: 1930s
Builders	Sevastopol Navy Yard, Sevastopol Russia
Complement	642
Dimensions
Displacement	10750 tons
Dimensions	339' 6" x 68' 9"
Draught	28' 6"
Armament
Main guns	6 x 12" (3 x 2)
Secondary guns	7 x 5.9"
Torpedo tubes	7
Other weapons	8 x 47mm 2 x 64mm field guns 4 x 37mm Gatlings
Countermeasures	None
Armour	Belt: 7.9" - 15.9" C.T.: 9" Barbettes: 12" Deck: 2.3"
Aircraft Facilities
Aircraft	None
Flightdeck	None
Hangar	None
Catapults	None
Arrestor system	None
Aviation fuel	None
Electronics Fit
Radar	None
Sonar	None
ECM	None
Other	None
Machinery
Engines	16 x boilers
Power output	13248ihp
Speed	14kts
Shafts	2
Range	2650NM @ 8kts
Fuel	1100 tons coal

During WW1, Georgy Pobiedonosets was used as the staff headquarters of the Commander in Chief of the Black Sea Fleet. To prevent her capture by the Bolsheviks, she was towed by the White Russians from Sevastopol to Bizerta, Tunisia, on 14th November 1920.

In the 1920s, she was sold to a French company, and scrapped in the early 1930s.

Last altered : 8th June 1999

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