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List of ships built at Hietalahti shipyard (401 onwards)

This is the list of ships built at Hietalahti shipyard in Helsinki, Finland, from yard number 401 onwards.[1]

Name(s) Year Type (as built) Yard no. IMO number Status Notes Image Ref
Urho 1975 Icebreaker 401 7347615 In service Three Atle-class icebreakers (Atle, Frej and Ymer) for the Swedish Maritime Administration and two Urho-class icebreakers (Urho and Sisu) for the Finnish National Board of Navigation. [2]
Atle 1974 Icebreaker 402 7347627 In service [3]
Sisu 1976 Icebreaker 403 7359656 In service [4]
Ale 1973 Icebreaker 404 7347639 In service [5]
Teuvo (1975–1985)
Aatos (1985–1993)
Mega (1993–2022)
Mega II (2022–present) 		1975 Harbour icebreaker 405 7347641 In service Rebuilt into a pusher-tug in 1993. [6][7]
Frej 1975 Icebreaker 406 7359668 In service [8]
Finnjet (1977–2008)
Da Vinci (2008)
Kingdom (2008) 		1977 Cruiseferry 407 7359632 Broken up [9]
Kapitan M. Izmaylov 1976 Icebreaker 408 7406318 In service Sister ships: Kapitan Kosolapov and Kapitan A. Radzhabov. [10]
Kapitan Kosolapov 1976 Icebreaker 409 7406320 In service [11]
Kapitan A. Radzhabov 1976 Icebreaker 410 7406332 Laid up Reportedly laid up in Baku since the 1990s. [12]
Kapitan Sorokin 1977 Icebreaker 411 7413488 In service Refitted with Thyssen-Waas bow in 1991. Sister ships: Kapitan Nikolaev, Kapitan Dranitsyn and Kapitan Khlebnikov. [13]
Kapitan Nikolaev 1978 Icebreaker 412 7413490 In service New bow in 1990. [14]
Ymer 1977 Icebreaker 413 7505346 In service [15]
Kapitan Chechkin 1977 River icebreaker 414 8878104 In service A series of six river icebreakers for the Soviet Union. Sister ships: Kapitan Plakhin, Kapitan Chadaev, Kapitan Krutov, Kapitan Bukaev and Kapitan Zarubin.
Kapitan Plakhin 1977 River icebreaker 415 8878099 In service [16]


Kapitan Chadaev 1978 River icebreaker 416 8434257 In service
Kapitan Krutov 1978 River icebreaker 417 8434269 In service
Kapitan Bukaev 1978 River icebreaker 418 8434271 In service
Kapitan Zarubin 1978 River icebreaker 419 8434283 In service
Almirante Irízar 1978 Icebreaker 420 7533628 In service Damaged by fire on 10 April 2007 and returned to service in 2017. [17]
Pohjanmaa (1979–2016)
Pohjanmeri (2016–present) 		1979 Minelayer 421 4542642 In service Refit in 1996–1998 and 2007. Decommissioned in 2013 and sold to a private company in 2016 to be converted to a survey vessel.
Emba 1980 Cable layer 422 7807378 In service A series of three cable ships for the Soviet Union. Sister ships: Nepryadva and Setun. [18]
Stroptivyy (1979–1992)
Jupiteris (1992–1995)
Vejas (1995)
Hua Xiang (1995–2008)
YM Shanghai (2008–2012) 		1979 Salvage tug 423 7808267 Broken up A series of five icebreaking salvage vessels built for the Soviet Union. Sister ships: Spravedlivyy, Stakhanovets, Suvorovets and Sibirskiy. [19]
Spravedlivyy 1980 Salvage tug 424 7808279 In service [20]
Stakhanovets 1980 Salvage tug 425 7808281 Laid up Classification withdrawn in January 2012; vessel laid up in Murmansk [21]
Suvorovets 1980 Salvage tug 426 7808293 In service [22]
Sibirskiy 1980 Salvage tug 427 7808308 In service [23]
Helsinki 1981 Missile boat 428 Broken up Four Helsinki-class missile boats built for the Finnish Navy in 1981–1986. Helsinki and Turku were decommissioned in 2002 and used for testing purposes before they were scrapped in 2011.
Kapitan Dranitsyn 1980 Icebreaker 429 7824405 In service [24]
Kapitan Khlebnikov 1981 Icebreaker 430 7824417 In service [25]
Song of America (1982–1999)
Sunbird (1999–2005)
Thomson Destiny (2005–2012)
Louis Olympia (2012–2014)
Celestyal Olympia (2014–2024)
Bella Fortuna (2024–present) 		1982 Cruise ship 431 7927984 In service [26]
Travemünde (1981–1987)
Travemünde Link (1987–1988)
Sally Star (1988–1997)
Thjelvar (1997–2004)
Color Traveller (2004–2006)
Thjelvar (2006–2007)
Rostock (2007–2010)
Thjelvar (2010–2011)
Betancuria (2011–2012)
Wasa Express (2012–present) 		1981 Ro-pax ferry 432 8000226 In service [27]
Larus 1981 Air cushion vehicle 433 Larus was an experimental hovercraft built to transport passengers and cargo in the Finnish archipelago in wintertime. The vessel did not fulfill expectations and was briefly used to break up ice dams in north before she was sold to Canada for Tuktoyaktuk-based Arctic Hovertrans Ltd. Later, she was reportedly transported to Singapore. [28]
Nepryadva 1981 Cable layer 434 8006830 In service [18]
Setun 1981 Cable layer 435 8006842 In service [18]
Mudyug 1982 Icebreaker 436 8009181 In service Refitted with Thyssen-Waas bow at Nordseewerke, Germany, in 1986. Sister ships: Magadan and Dikson. [29]
Magadan 1982 Icebreaker 437 8009193 In service [30]
Dikson 1983 Icebreaker 438 8009208 In service [31]
Kapitan Evdokimov 1983 River icebreaker 439 8027224 In service A series of eight river icebreakers for the Soviet Union. Sister ships: Kapitan Babichev, Kapitan Chudinov, Kapitan Borodkin, Avraamiy Zavenyagin, Kapitan Metsayk, Kapitan Demidov and Kapitan Moshkin.
Kapitan Babichev 1983 River icebreaker 440 8027236 In service
Kapitan Chudinov 1983 River icebreaker 441 8027248 In service
Kapitan Borodkin 1983 River icebreaker 442 8027250 In service
Avraamiy Zavenyagin 1984 River icebreaker 443 8027262 In service Launched as Kapitan Krylov.
Kapitan Metsayk 1984 River icebreaker 444 8027274 In service
Kapitan Demidov 1984 River icebreaker 445 8027286 In service
VP-1–VP-14 1982–1984 Air cushion vehicle 446–459 14 air cushion vehicles for SA-15 type Arctic cargo ships. Reportedly not used since the 1980s. [32][33]
Fobos (1983–2014)
Foros (2014–present) 		1983 Salvage tug 460 8119089 In service [34]
Deimos (1983–2002)
Seaways 5 (2002–2008)
Tsavliris Unity (2008–2016)
Lira (2016) 		1983 Salvage tug 461 8119091 Broken up [35]
Sabit Orujov 1983 Passenger ship 462 8128171 In service [36]
Aleksey Kortunov (1983–1992)
General Asadov (1992–present) 		1983 Passenger ship 463 8128183 In service [37]
Royal Princess (1984–2005)
Artemis (2005–2011)
Artania (2011–present) 		1984 Cruise ship 464 8201480 In service [38]
Turku 1985 Missile boat 465 Broken up
Sea Goddess I (1984–2000)
Seabourn Goddess I (2000–2001)
SeaDream I (2001–present) 		1984 Cruise ship 466 8203438 In service [39]
Sea Goddess II (1985–2000)
Seabourn Goddess II (2000–2001)
SeaDream II (2001–present) 		1985 Cruise ship 467 8203440 In service [40]
Oulu (1985–2008)
Vukovar (2008–present) 		1985 Missile boat 468 In service Oulu and Kotka were sold to the Croatian Navy in 2008.
Kotka (1986–2008)
Dubrovnik (2008–present) 		1986 Missile boat 469 In service
Svea (1985–1992)
Silja Karneval (1992–1994)
Color Festival (1994–2008)
Mega Smeralda (2008–present) 		1985 Cruiseferry 470 8306486 In service A series of two cruiseferries. Sister ship: Wellamo. [41]
Wellamo (1986–1991)
Silja Festival (1991–2015)
Mega Andrea (2015–present) 		1986 Cruiseferry 471 8306498 In service [42]
Otso 1986 Icebreaker 472 8405880 In service A series of two icebreakers for the Finnish National Board of Navigation. Sister ship: Kontio [43]
Kapitan Moshkin 1986 River icebreaker 473 8410160 In service
Taymyr 1988 Nuclear-powered icebreaker 474 8417481 In service Shallow-draft icebreakers Taymyr and her sister ship Vaygach are the only nuclear-powered icebreakers built outside Russia. [44]
Vaygach 1989 Nuclear-powered icebreaker 475 8417493 In service [45]
Biriusa 1986 Cable layer 476 8500020 In service A series of two cable layers for the Soviet Navy; sister ship: Kemj.
Kemj 1986 Cable layer 477 8500032 In service
Kontio 1987 Icebreaker 478 8518120 In service [46]
Fantasy (1990–2007)
Carnival Fantasy (2007–2020) 		1990 Cruise ship 479 8700773 Broken up Eight Fantasy-class cruise ships built for Carnival Cruise Lines in 1990–1998. Sister ships: Ecstasy, Sensation, Fascination, Imagination, Inspiration, Elation and Paradise. [47]
Ecstasy (1991–2007)
Carnival Ecstasy (2007–2022) 		1991 Cruise ship 480 8711344 Broken up [48]
Aranda 1989 Research vessel 481 8802076 In service Aranda was originally ordered from Oy Laivateollisuus Ab. After the company merged with Wärtsilä Marine and the shipyard in Turku was closed, the unfinished hull was towed to Helsinki for outfitting. [49]
Etisalat 1990 Cable layer 482 8900191 In service [50]
Arppe (1989–2008)
Armanborg (2008–present) 		1989 Tugboat 483 8959879 In service Lengthened and converted to platform supply vessel for the Caspian Sea oil fields in 2008–2009. [51]
Sensation (1993–2007)
Carnival Sensation (2007–2022) 		1993 Cruise ship 484 8711356 Broken up [52][53]
Barfleur (1992–2012)
Deal Seaways (2012)
Barfleur (2012–present) 		1992 Ro-pax ferry 485 9007130 In service [54]
Sahalin Icebreaker 486 9014999 Never built The vessel with the yard number 486 was ordered but the construction was never started.
Fascination (1994–2007)
Carnival Fascination (2007–2020)
Century Harmony (2020–2021)
Y Harmony (2021) 		1994 Cruise ship 487 9041253 Broken up [55][56]
Imagination (1995–2007)
Carnival Imagination (2007–2020) 		1995 Cruise ship 488 9053878 Broken up [57]
Inspiration (1996–2007)
Carnival Inspiration (2007–2020) 		1996 Cruise ship 489 9087489 Broken up [58]
Röthelstein 1995 River icebreaker 490 8640234 In service One of the first icebreakers to utilize the double acting ship principle. [59]
Elation (1998–2007)
Carnival Elation (2007–present) 		1998 Cruise ship 491 9118721 In service First cruise ship in the world to be fitted with Azipod propulsion units. [60]
Grandeur of the Seas 1996 Cruise ship 492 9102978 In service [61]
Enchantment of the Seas 1997 Cruise ship 493 9111802 In service Lengthened in 2005. [62]
Paradise (1998–2007)
Carnival Paradise (2007–present) 		1998 Cruise ship 494 9120877 In service [63]
Europa 1999 Cruise ship 495 9183855 In service [64]
Arcticaborg 1998 Platform supply vessel 496 9184976 In service [65]
Antarcticaborg (1998–2019)
Georgiy Sedov (2019–present) 		1998 Platform supply vessel 497 9184988 In service [66]
Costa Atlantica (2000–2023)
Margaritaville at Sea Islander (2023–present) 		2000 Cruise ship 498 9187796 In service Six Spirit-class cruise ships built for Costa Cruises (2) and Carnival Cruise Lines (4) in 2000–2004. Sister ships: Carnival Spirit, Carnival Pride, Carnival Legend, Costa Mediterranea and Carnival Miracle. [67]
Carnival Spirit 2001 Cruise ship 499 9188647 In service [68]
Carnival Pride 2001 Cruise ship 500 9223954 In service [69]
Carnival Legend 2002 Cruise ship 501 9224726 In service [70]
Costa Mediterranea (2003–2023)
Mediterranea (2023–present) 		2003 Cruise ship 502 9237345 In service [71]
Carnival Miracle 2004 Cruise ship 503 9237357 In service [72]
FESCO Sakhalin (2005–2010)
SCF Sakhalin (2010–present) 		2005 Platform supply vessel 504 9307724 In service [73]
Norilskiy Nickel 2006 Arctic cargo ship 505 9330836 In service Foreship built by Aker-Ostseewerft GmbH in Warnemünde, Germany, and towed to Helsinki. [74]
Star 2007 Ro-pax ferry 1356 9364722 In service Yard numbers 1356–1362 followed the numbering of ships built at Turku shipyard. [75]
Cotentin (2007–2013)
Stena Baltica (2013–2020)
Cotentin (2020–present) 		2007 Ro-pax ferry 1357 9364978 In service [76]
Viking XPRS 2008 Cruiseferry 1358 9375654 In service [77]
Baltic Princess 2008 Cruiseferry 1361 9354284 In service Forward section built at Chantiers de l'Atlantique, France, and towed to Helsinki. [78]
Armorique 2009 Ro-pax ferry 1362 9364980 In service [79]
Vitus Bering 2012 Platform supply vessel 506 9613549 In service After change of ownership, Arctech Helsinki Shipyard continued the yard numbering of ships built at Hietalahti shipyard [80]
Aleksey Chirikov 2013 Platform supply vessel 507 9613551 In service [81]
Baltika 2014 Icebreaker 508 9649237 In service Built in co-operation with Shipyard Yantar JSC from Yantar, Kaliningrad, Baltika is the first oblique icebreaker ever built. [82]
Murmansk 2015 Icebreaker 509 9658666 In service Built in co-operation with Vyborg Shipyard. [83]
Polaris 2016 Icebreaker 510 9734161 In service [84]
Gennadiy Nevelskoy 2017 Platform supply vessel 511 9742120 In service [85]
Stepan Makarov 2017 Standby vessel 512 9753727 In service [86]
Fedor Ushakov 2017 Standby vessel 513 9753739 In service [87]
Yevgeny Primakov 2017 Standby vessel 514 9753741 In service [88]
Yuriy Kuchiev 2019 Gas condensate tanker 515 9804033 In service [89]
SH Minerva 2021 Cruise ship 516 9895240 In service [90]
SH Vega 2022 Cruise ship 517 9895252 In service [91]
SH Diana 2023 Cruise ship 518 9921740 In service [92]
Icebreaker 519 9957804 Cancelled The vessel with the yard number 519 was ordered but the Ministry for Foreign Affairs refused to grant an export license for the vessel following Russia's invasion to Ukraine.[93] [94]

See also edit

References edit

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  39. ^ "SeaDream I (8203438)". Equasis. Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy. Retrieved 2013-05-14.
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  86. ^ "Stepan Makarov (140954)". Register of ships. Russian Maritime Register of Shipping. Retrieved 2018-09-15.
  87. ^ "Fedor Ushakov (140969)". Register of ships. Russian Maritime Register of Shipping. Retrieved 2018-09-15.
  88. ^ "Yevgeny Primakov (140973)". Register of ships. Russian Maritime Register of Shipping. Retrieved 2018-09-15.
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  90. ^ "SH Minerva (9895240)". Equasis. Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy. Retrieved 18 January 2022.
  91. ^ "SH Vega (9895252)". Equasis. Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy. Retrieved 17 August 2022.
  92. ^ "SH Diana (9921740)". Equasis. Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy. Retrieved 5 April 2023.
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