References and External Links
- This Article incorporates material translated from Russian Wikipedia
- Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1860-1905
- McLaughlin S. Warship Notes, in Warship 2005, Conway's Maritime Press London pp 177–181
- Gangut (Encyclopedia of Ships (Russian)
- Photos from the wreck (Russian)
- Article on Gangut
- М.А. Богданов, А.А. Гармашев. Эскадренные броненосцы «Гангут» и «Наварин». Журнал «Стапель» №4 за 2007 год. — СПб., ЛеКо, 2007 (Russian)
- Article from Navy collection .ru (Russian)
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