1. Imperial Russian Navy

2. Soviet Navy

3. References

4. External links

This is a list of monitors of the Imperial Russian Navy and Soviet Navy of Russia and the Soviet Union.

Imperial Russian Navy

• Uragan class (1863)
• Smerch
• Charodeika class (1866)
• Admiral Lazarev class (1866)
• Admiral Spiridov class
• Petr Veliky (1870)
• Novgorod (1874)
• Taifun-class river monitors^[1] (1907)

Soviet Navy

• Udarnyy
• Aktivnyy
• Zheleznyakov class
• Vidlitsa class Incomplete
• Khasan class
• Zhitomir class ex-Polish Navy
• Smolensk ex-Polish Navy
• Azov class ex-Romanian Navy
• Berdyansk ex-Romanian Navy
• Izmail ex-Romanian Navy
• Kerch ex-Romanian Navy
• Yaz class
• Piyavka class
• Vosh class
• Shmel class

References

External links

• Open Int J Adv Cell Biol
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