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Sigvaldi [ View profile ]

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Traditional Rig Sailing Ships From 120 Feet Or 36.6 M Loa

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Oct 11, 2007

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Description:

Sedov the world´s largest sailingvessel in Reykjavik harbor in July 2006

Current name:

Former name(s):

- Kommodore Johnsen (Until 1945 Jun)

- Magdalene Vinnen (Until 1936 Jan)

- Kommodore Johnson (Until 1936)

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Builder:

Krupp Friedrich Germaniawerft - Kiel, Germany

Manager:

Murmansk Technical University - Murmansk, Russia

Owner:

Murmansk Technical University - Murmansk, Russia

Class society:

Russian Maritime Shipping Register

Vessel Type:

Sailing Vessel

Gross tonnage:

3,432 tons

Summer DWT:

1,171 tons

Length:

108 m

Beam:

14 m

Draught:

6.2 m

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329 photos by 141 photographers

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SEDOV / MAGDALENE VINNEN used to be the largest sailing vessel since the 5-masted barque KØBENHAVN went lost early in 1929. Today she still is the biggest sail training vessel. Currently the biggest square rigged vessel is the 5-masted ship ROYAL CLIPPER (see fine pictures of her in the Tall Ships folder).

I did not say that ROYAL CLIPPER is the biggest sailing vessel because this can be disputed. If one calls the CLUB MED 2 a sailing vessel then she is the biggest. At least she has 5 masts and carries some staysails.

In her trading days MAGDALENE VINNEN / KOMMODORE JOHNSON was not classed as a sailing vessel because she had an auxiliary engine. Auxiliary sailing vessels were a class of their own. The biggest pure sailing vessel in the 1930s was the 4-masted barque MOSHULU, still lying in Philadelphia.

Your picture captures the elegance of this once freight carrying training vessel well. Her new paint scheme suits her a lot better.

Regards,
Werner Jurkowski

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Hello Sigvaldi,
thanks for sharing this fantastic picture:

Name: Sedov
Former names: Magdalene Vinnen, Kommodore Johnsen
Homeport: Murmansk
Flag: Russia
Owner: Murmansk State Technical University
Type of rigging: 4-masted barque
Built: 1921
Yard: Friedrich Krupp A.G. Germaniawerft, Kiel, Germany
Length: 117,50 m
Length of hull: 109,00 m
Breadth: 14,60 m
Draught: 6,70 m
Sail area: 4.192 m2
Engine: VEB SKL Magdeburg Diesel 1.160 hp

Regards, Frank

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