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| A steel ship, was laid down on August 27, 1884 at the ¨Rijkswerf¨ in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. She was launched on June 24, 1885 and taken into service on February 16, 1886 as training ship of the RNLN. She was taken out-off service on April 1, 1908 and converted to be used consecutively as lodging and training ship until 1926 when she was permanently taken out-off service. |
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Revision as of 16:53, 7 October 2018
Industry | Shipbuilding |
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Founded | 1??? |
Defunct | 1915 |
Headquarters | Amsterdam, the Netherlands |
Products | Warships |
The Rijkswerf (Dutch: State shipyard) in Amsterdam was a Dutch shipyard that build a significant amount of warships for the Royal Netherlands Navy. In 1867 the shipyard was modernized to build armored ships. In 1915 the shipyard ceased to exist. The first armored ships the yard constructed were copies of foreign ships purchased by the Dutch navy. Later ships were built to Dutch designs. The yard built among others ironclads, protected cruisers, coastal defense ships, gunboats, monitors and unprotected cruisers.
Some ships
Ship | Type | Launched | Disp. | Notes |
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Admiraal van Wassenaar | Frigate | 1856 | 3650 | A wooden ship, was first laid down on February 15, 1833, disassembled in 1850, to be laid down again in 1853. While originally intended to be named "Piet Hein", she was launched in 1856 as "Admiraal van Wassenaar". She was taken into service on July 16, 1857 as the first steam powered frigate of the RNLN. In 1875 she was converted to training ship for boy and light seamen and served as such from April 11, 1876 to January 1, 1913. Sold to be demolished on May 28, 1913 in Amsterdam. |
Cerberus | Monitor | 1869 | 1584 | |
Bloedhond | Monitor | 1869 | 1683 | |
Guinea | Ironclad | 1870 | 2198 | Sold for scrap 1897 |
Hyena | Monitor | 1870 | 1594 | |
Nautilus | Sail Corvette | 1885 | 967 | A steel ship, was laid down on August 27, 1884 at the ¨Rijkswerf¨ in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. She was launched on June 24, 1885 and taken into service on February 16, 1886 as training ship of the RNLN. She was taken out-off service on April 1, 1908 and converted to be used consecutively as lodging and training ship until 1926 when she was permanently taken out-off service. |
Panter | Monitor | 1870 | 1594 | |
Wesp | Monitor | 1871 | 1606 | |
Koning der Nederlanden | Ironclad | 1874 | 5400 | Scuttled 2 March 1942 |
All six Template:Sclass-s | Unprotected cruiser | 1876-86 | 3425 | |
Draak | Monitor | 1877 | 2204 | |
Reinier Claeszen | Monitor | 1891 | 2490 | |
Koningin Wilhelmina der Nederlanden | Protected cruiser | 1892 | 4530 | Scrapped in 1910 |
Kortenaer | Coastal defence ship | 1894 | 3464 | |
Holland | Protected cruiser | 1896 | 3900 | |
Utrecht | Protected cruiser | 1898 | 4033 | |
Koningin Regentes | Coastal defence ship | 1900 | 5002 | |
Hertog Hendrik | Coastal defence ship | 1902 | 5002 | |
Marten Harpertszoon Tromp | Coastal defence ship | 1904 | 5210 | |
Jacob van Heemskerck | Coastal defence ship | 1906 | 4920 | |
De Zeven Provinciën | Coastal defence ship | 1909 | 6530 | |
All three Template:Sclass-s | Gunboat | 1912-13 | 530-545 |
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Koningin der Nederlanden
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Koningin Wilhelmina der Nederlanden
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Hertog Hendrik
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Marten Harpertszoon Tromp
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Jacob van Heemskerck
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De Zeven Provinciën
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Brino