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    [Year]: 1880
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  • [Ship name(s)]: Stella
    [Year]: 1911
    [Type (as built)]: Motor boat
    [Yard number]: 187
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  • [Ship name(s)]: Tyko
    [Year]: 1899–1901
    [Type (as built)]: Tugboat
    [Yard number]: 142
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  • [Ship name(s)]: Vodoley III
    [Year]: 1905–1906
    [Type (as built)]: Water tanker
    [Yard number]: 165
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  • [Ship name(s)]: Stern
    [Year]: 1887–1888
    [Type (as built)]: Steamboat
    [Yard number]: 109
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  • [Ship name(s)]: Werkkomatala (1884–1933)MKH 4 (1933–1955)
    [Year]: 1884
    [Type (as built)]: Lightship
    [Yard number]: 67
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    [Status]: Broken up
    [Notes]: The lightship Werkkomatala was stationed at the Verkkomatala shallows in Koivistonsalmi, between present-day Beryozovye Islands and Primorsk, in the region later ceded to the Soviet Union. After becoming obsolete in 1933, the lightship was stripped and converted into accommodation ship MKH 4. While being towed from Vaasa to Kristinestad on 20 May 1954, the vessel hit a rock and sank near the island of Bergö. She was raised shortly afterwards, but left on the shore until 1955 when she was towed to Turku for scrapping.
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The Architect Helsinki Shipyard, located in the port of Hietalahti in Helsinki, is a specialized shipyard for the construction of Arctic sailing ships, including icebreakers and other dedicated icebreakers, and employs about 400 people, the shipyard will be integrated with the Russian and Finnish maritime clusters. In the early days, the Hietalahti Shipyard was a guarantee of quality. Many countries are looking forward to working with Hietalahti Shipyard to build the boat situation they need. This tool generates a list of 131 ships from the Hietalahti Shipyard for further reference.

From this tool, we can randomly see the name, date, Yard number, Status, and a brief description of each ship. Most of these ships were built to the specifications and dimensions required by the state and were completely constructed for war or other purposes. Most of the ships were sold in the late 19th century, a time when most countries needed ships for war.

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