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Svatitel

SVIATITEL NICOLAI.


Type: Lodj

Rigging: 3 masts, wood; yards intermediate between those of square sails and lateen sails.

Materials: hull, deck and spars of wood

Date and place of launch: 1991 to Petrodavosk on Lake Ladoga, Russia
Other Names: no
Initial Operation: historical replicas.

Last known nationality: Russian
Last known port:
last known use: replica historic sailboat cruise.
Meaning of the name Sviatitel Nicolai , Russian, means Saint Nicolas. is the patron saint of Russia.
Overall Length : 21 m
Hull length: 16 m
Waterline length: m.
Breadth: 5.2 m
Draught maximum: 1.9 m
Headroom: m
Displacement: 26 t .
Surface max wing: 185 sqm.

State : unknown.


Front: Bow convex bowsprit.
Rear: poop; pretty picture above.
Hull: black color wooden bulwarks, bulwark light green.
Superstructures: very discreet.

; Sviatitel Nicolai is a reconstruction, built in 1991 at the site Petrodavosk, a Lodja , merchant ship of medieval . This type of boat was mainly used by sailors of northern coast of Russia (Arctic Coast), which traded with other peoples of northern Europe (Baltic countries and Scandinavia). With its shallow draft, he could navigate both large lakes such as Lake Ladoga, on rivers and major canals that open ocean Lodja were built over four centuries, until Peter the Great. decides to destroy them and replace them with boats similar to those of Western Europe (as Shtandart, he himself designed).
Through meticulous research center Petrodavosk, who built many replicas of traditional sailing, the boat is like as possible to those of the time.
The ship is armed with four cannons. It sails, not only in Russia but is capable of going much further: he came to Brest and Douarnenez in 2004, but we have, alas, could only take pictures alongside.

The photo below shows the display panel at the center of Petrodavosk Douarnenez 2004. One notices several of the photos under sail Lodja Sviatitel Nicolai.

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