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Utrecht

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Stad Utrecht Wapen van Utrecht
Nominal Guns30DWAS-1600
NationalityDutch Republic
OperatorAdmiralty of Amsterdam
Launched1633DWAS-1600
How acquiredPurpose builtDWAS-1600
ShipyardUnknownW006
CategoryFifth RateDWAS-1600
Ship TypeShip
Sailing RigShip Rigged
Sunk in Action25.9.1648DWAS-1600

Dimensions


DimensionMeasurementTypeMetric EquivalentW006
Length of Gundeck120' 0"Amsterdam Feet33.972 (111′ 5″ Imperial)
Breadth28' 8"Amsterdam Feet7.9525 (26′ 1″ Imperial)
Depth in Hold11' 3"Amsterdam Feet3.1913 (10′ 5″ Imperial)
DimensionMeasurementTypeMetric EquivalentDWAS-1600
Burthen200Dutch Last 

Crew Complement


Date# of MenNotesSource
163396 W006
15.9.1639120 DWAS-1600
28.9.1648145 DWAS-1600

3 Ship Commanders


DatesRankNameSource
1639 - 9.1639Kapitein
Willem van BrederodeDutch
Naval Sailor
Service 1539-1639
W014
9.1639 - 1639KapiteinDWAS-16001648 - 28.9.1648Kapitein
Jacob Pauluszoon CortDutch
Naval Sailor
DWAS-1600

Service History


DateEventSource
17.9.1639Action of 18 September 1639
16.10.1639Battle of the Downs
1648Refitted as a 32 gun Fourth Rate ShipDWAS-1600
25.9.1648Action of 15th Sepptember 1648

 
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Posted by Rodrigo Torres on Saturday 9th of March 2013 20:17

Isn't it the Utrecht that sunk under De With in Brazil (1648)?


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