USS Baltimore (C-3) / (CM-1)

Cruiser Warship

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USS Baltimore C-3 was commissioned in 1890 and saw service into the early 1920s before being given up.

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Specifications

Year:
1890

Ship Class [ USS Baltimore ]
Ships-in-Class [ 1 ] Ship Names: USS Baltimore (C-3)

United States

- Blue Water Operations
- Fleet Support
- Hunter
- Direct-Attack

Length:
336 ft (102.41 m)

Width / Beam:
48.5 ft (14.78 m)

Height / Draught:
20.5 ft (6.25 m)

Displacement (Surface):
4,500 tons

4 x Coal-fired boiler units feeding 2 x Horizontal triple-expansion engines developing 10,500 horsepower to 2 x Shafts.

Speed (Surface):
19 kts (22 mph)

4 x 8" (203mm) /45 caliber Mark 4 main guns.
6 x 6" (152mm) /30 caliber Mark 3 secondary guns.
4 x 6-pounder (57mm) guns
2 x 3-pounder (47mm) guns
2 x 1-pounder (37mm) guns
2 x 0.45 caliber Gatling guns

None.

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