Statistics for Battleships of Russia and the Soviet Union

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Class	Date Commissioned	Service Tenure	Fate	Ship	% Correct
Gangut	January 11, 1915	1915-1956	Scrapped in 1956	Gangut	82%
Gangut	1894	1894-1897	Sank on June 12, 1897	Gangut	82%
Aleksandr II	1892? (End of Trials)	1892-1922	Scrapped in 1922	Imperator Aleksandr II	82%
Borodino	August 1904	1904-1905	Sunk in the Battle of Tsushima, May 27, 1905	Borodino	76%
Mariya	July 17, 1917	1917-1920	Renamed Volia, then General Alekseyev, interned by the French in Bizerte until 1936,scrapped to pay off debts	Imperator Aleksander IIi	76%
Navarin	1896	1896-1905	Sunk in the Battle of Tsushima, May 28, 1905	Navarin	76%
Peresvet	1901-1917	1901-1917	Surrendered to Japan, renamed Sagami, reacquired by Russia under old name, Sunk by mine off Port Said, Egypt on January 4, 1917	Peresvet	76%
Gangut	January 5, 1915	1915-1941	Renamed Marat, reverted to old name then renamed Volkhov, Sunk in 1941, never fully repaired and scrapped after 1953	Petropavlovsk	76%
Petropavlovsk	1899	1899-1904	Sank after being mined on April 13, 1904	Petropavlovsk	76%
Kniaz Potemkin	1903	1903-1923	after recovered from mutineers renamed Panteleimon, scrapped in 1923	Potemkin	76%
Ushakov	February 1895	1895-1905	Sunk at the Battle of Tsushima, May 28, 1905	Admiral Ushakov	71%
Evstafi	May 5, 1911	1911-1918	Scrapped in 1922 or 1923	Evstafi	71%
Borodino	November 1903	1903-1905	Sunk in the Battle of Tsushima, May 27, 1905	Imperator Aleksandr III	71%
Petropavlovsk	1900	1900-1905	Scuttled in Port Arthur in 1905, unsalvageable	Sevastopol	71%
Gangut	November 30, 1914	1914-1956	Renamed Parizhskaya Kommuna, reverted to old name, scrapped in 1957	Sevastopol	71%
Sissoi Veliky	1896	1896-1905	Sunk in the Battle of Tsushima, May 28, 1905	Sissoi Veliky	71%
Tsesarevich	1903	1903-1918	renamed Grazhdanin by Soviets, Scrapped in 1924	Tsesarevich	71%
Apostolov	1893	1893-1911	Scrapped in 1931	Dvenadsat Apostolov	65%
Ekaterina Ii	1889	1889-1912	Sunk as a target in 1912	Ekaterina II	65%
Mariya	June 10, 1915	1915-1916	Sunk by magazine explosion in 1916, Scrapped in 1926	Imperetritsa Mariya	65%
Gangut	December 30, 1914	1914-1940	Renamed Frunze, scrapped in 1949	Poltava	65%
Petropavlovsk	1899	1899-1924	Scuttled in Port Arthur, raised by the Japanese, renamed Tango, returned to Russia as Chesma, scrapped in 1924	Poltava	65%
Retvizan	1902	1902-1924	Scuttled in Port Arthur, raised by Japan, renamed Hizen, sunk as a gunnery target in 1924	Retvizan	65%
Rostislav	1920	1900-1920	Scuttled, November 1920	Rostislav	65%
Soyuz	Cancelled	N/A	N/A	Sovetsky Soyuz	65%
Tri Sviatitelia	1896	1896-1923	Scrapped in 1923	Tri Sviatitelia	65%
Aleksandr II	1892? (End of Trials)	1892-1922/15?	Surrendered to Japan after the Battle of Tsushima, renamed Iki. possibly scrapped in 1922 or sunk as a target in 1915 by battlecruisers IJN Kongo and IJN Hiei	Imperator Nikolai	53%
Pervozvanny	March 10, 1911	1911-1919	Scrapped in 1923	Andrei Pervozvanny	47%
Peresvet	1902	1902-1922	Surrendered to Japan, renamed Suwo, scrapped in 1922 or 1923	Pobeda	47%
Borodino	October 1905-1917	1905-1917	Scuttled after the Battle of Moon Sound in 1917	Slava	47%
Soyuz	Cancelled	N/A	N/A	Sovetskaya Ukraina	47%
Nikolai	Cancelled	Cancelled	Scrapped in 1927	Imperator Nikolai I	41%
Borodino	September 1904	1904-1905	Sunk in the Battle of Tsushima, May 27, 1905	Knyaz Suvorov	41%
Soyuz	Cancelled	N/A	N/A	Sovetskaya Rossiya	41%
Mariya	October 18, 1915	1915-1918	Renamed Svobodnaya Rossiya, Scuttled in 1918	Imperatritsa Ekaterina Velikaya	35%
Borodino	October 1904	1904-1922	to Japan as Iwami, sunk as a target in 1924	Oryol	35%
Soyuz	Cancelled	N/A	N/A	Sovetskaya Belorussiya	35%
Ushakov	1896	1896-1935	Prize of War to Japan as Mishima, sunk as a target in 1936	Admiral Senyavin	24%
Ushakov	1899	1899-1922	Prize of War to Japan as Okinoshima, Memorial ship until suffering severe damage in storm in 1939, subsequently scrapped	General-Admiral Apraksin	24%
Pervozvanny	March 10, 1911	1911-1918	Scrapped in 1923	Imperator Pavel I	24%
Ekaterina II	1889	1889-1907	Served as a torpedo target and eventually settled to the bottom of the Bay of Tendra, scrapped in mid 1920's	Chesma	18%
Evstafi	April 1, 1911	1911-1918	Scrapped in 1922 or 1923	Ioann Zlatoust	18%
Ekaterina II	1889	1889-1922	Scrapped in 1922	Sinop	18%
Ekaterina II	1893	1893-1920	Scrapped between 1930-1936	Georgiy Pobedonosets	6%
Peresvet	1903	1903-1905	Sunk in Battle of Tsushima, May 27, 1905	Osylabya	6%