Angara, Icebreaker in Russia
Angara is one of the oldest icebreakers in the world.
The vessel was built in 1898 and began service on Lake Baikal in 1900.
It represents a significant period of technological advance in Russian maritime history.
Angara is now permanently docked as a museum ship in Irkutsk.
This storied ship survived the Russo-Japanese War and both World Wars.
Location: Irkutsk
Height: 7.6 m
Length: 61 m
Width: 10.7 m
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