Shipyards List of shipyards of the Soviet Union

1 shipyards

1.1 baltic sea
1.2 black sea
1.3 barents sea
1.4 white sea
1.5 pacific ocean
1.6 inland

shipyards
baltic sea

admiralty shipyard, shipyard no. 194, leningrad
almaz shipbuilding company, leningrad
baltic shipyard, shipyard no. 189 leningrad
baltija shipbuilding yard, klaipėda
sredne-nevskiy shipyard, leningrad
severnaya verf, shipyard no. 190, known between 1935- 1989 zhdanov shipyard, leningrad
sudomekh, shipyard no. 196, leningrad, merged admiralty yard in 1972
w. crichton shipyard (okhta), leningrad
blrt, tallinn

black sea

black sea shipyard, nikolayev south shipyard, shipyard no. 444, known andre marti (south) yard (shipyard no. 198), nikolayev
kherson shipyard, kherson
mariupol shipyard, mariupol
okean shipyard, nikolayev
sevastopol shipyard, zavod imeni sergo ordzhonikidze no. 201, sevastopol
shipyard named after 61 communards, nikolaev north shipyard, shipyard no. 200, known shipyard no. 445, nikolayev
zaliv shipbuilding yard, shipyard no. 532, kerch

barents sea

russian shipyard number 10, polyarny

white sea

severnoye mashinostroitelnoye predpriyatie sevmash, shipyard 402, severodvinsk
zvezdochka shipyard, severodvinsk

pacific ocean

dalzavod yard, shipyard no. 202, vladivostok
zvezda shipyard, bolshoy kamen

inland

amur shipbuilding plant, leninskiy komsomol shipyard, shipyard no. 199, komsomolsk-on-amur
krasnoye sormovo factory no. 112 named after andrei zhdanov, gorky
leninska kuznya shipyard, kiev
ural machine works, sverdlovsk
zelenodolsk gorky plant named after a. m. gorkiy, zelenodolsk




^ polmar, norman; noot, jurrien (1991). submarine building yards . submarines of russian , soviet navies, 1718-1990 (google books)|format= requires |url= (help) (illustrated ed.). naval institute press,. pp. 324–332. isbn 0-87021-570-1. retrieved 2010-07-12.