Ships
- New Admiralty yard
- Uragan («Ураган», Hurricane) - Laid up and decommissioned 1900.
- Tifon («Тифон», Typhon) - Laid up 1900, hulked as mine depot 1909, broken up in the 1920s.
- Galerniy Island yard
- Strelets («Стрелец», Strelets) - Laid up 1900, hulked as floating workshop late 1910s, hull remains to the present day.
- Edinorog («Единорог», Unicorn) - Laid up 1900, hulked as mine depot 1909, broken up in the 1950s, served in Vladivostok.
- Carr and MacPherson
- Bronenosets («Броненосец», Armadillo) - Hulked as coal barge and decommissioned 1900.
- Latnik («Латник», Cuirassiers) - Hulked as coal barge and decommissioned 1900.
- Nevsky factory
- Lava («Лава», Lava) - Laid up 1900, hulked as hospital barge 1911, broken up in the 1920s.
- Perun («Перун», Perun) - Laid up 1900, sank 1921, broken up in 1925.
- Cockerill & Co
- Veschun («Вещун», Pythoness) - Hulked as coal barge and decommissioned 1900.
- Koldun («Колдун», Sorcerer) - Hulked as coal barge and decommissioned 1900.
Read more about this topic: Uragan Class Monitor
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