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Arkhangelsk was originally named ''New Kholmogory'', but was then renamed after the Archangel [[Michael]] Monastery.  
 
Arkhangelsk was originally named ''New Kholmogory'', but was then renamed after the Archangel [[Michael]] Monastery.  
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==Arkhangelsk submarine==
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The '''K-564 Arkhangelsk''' [[submarine]] is a Yasen-M class multi-purpose submarine. It was launched from the Sevmash shipyard in Severodvinsk, Russia in early 2024.<ref>https://thebarentsobserver.com/en/security/2023/11/here-comes-arkhangelsk-submarine-will-boost-northern-fleets-hypersonic-missiles</ref>
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Key features:
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*Displacement: Approximately 13,800 tons submerged (almost twice the size of an American [[Virginia-class]] submarine).
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*Armament: Equipped with 10 torpedo tubes and 32 vertical cells for [[cruise missile]]s.
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*[[Missile]]s: It carries [[Tsirkon]] [[hypersonic]] cruise missiles (also known as Zircon), which are [[nuclear weapon|nuclear-capable]] and can accelerate up to Mach 9 (nine times the speed of sound).
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*Range: The Tsirkon missile has a range of up to 1,000 kilometers.
  
 
[[Category:Russian Cities and Towns]]
 
[[Category:Russian Cities and Towns]]

Revision as of 02:49, June 19, 2024

Arkhangelsk


Country Russia
Settled 1584
Population 348,783
Area (sq mi) 113.68 sq mi
Population density (/sq mi) 3,070
Current mayor Viktor Pavlenko

Arkhangelsk is a city in Arkhangelsk Oblast, Russia. It has two airports: Talagi and Vaskovo.

Arkhangelsk was originally named New Kholmogory, but was then renamed after the Archangel Michael Monastery.

Arkhangelsk submarine

The K-564 Arkhangelsk submarine is a Yasen-M class multi-purpose submarine. It was launched from the Sevmash shipyard in Severodvinsk, Russia in early 2024.[1]

Key features:

  • Displacement: Approximately 13,800 tons submerged (almost twice the size of an American Virginia-class submarine).
  • Armament: Equipped with 10 torpedo tubes and 32 vertical cells for cruise missiles.
  • Missiles: It carries Tsirkon hypersonic cruise missiles (also known as Zircon), which are nuclear-capable and can accelerate up to Mach 9 (nine times the speed of sound).
  • Range: The Tsirkon missile has a range of up to 1,000 kilometers.