Ships
- Aleksandr Nevskii, wrecked in 1813 at the Kurile Islands.
- Aleaksei Chelovek Bozhii
- Andrei Pervozvannyi
- Andrian i Natal'ia
- Avos, wrecked in 1808 at Icy Straight.
- Bering, bought from a Boston skipper. Ran aground in the Sandwich Islands (Hawaiian Islands), date unknown.
- Boris i Gleb
- Chirikov, built in New Archangel.
- Diana
- Dmitrii
- Ekaterina
- Elizaveta
- Evdokim
- Evpl
- Finliandiia, built in 1809.
- Fish
- Gavriil
- Georgii
- Grigorii Pobedonosets
- Ieremiia
- Il'mena, purchased from Americans.
- Ioann
- Ioann
- Ioann
- Ioann Bogoslov
- Ioann Predtecha
- Ioann Ryl'skii
- Ioann Zlatoust
- Iulian
- Juno (Iunona), wrecked in 1811 at the Viliui River.
- Kad'iak, a former English ship known as the Myrtle.
- Kapiton
- Kapiton (2nd)
- Kapiton (Basov)
- Kliment
- Konstantin
- Kutuvzov
- Mariia Magdalina, wrecked in 1816 near the Okhota River.
- Mikhail
- Mikhail
- Morekhod
- Nadezhda
- Natal'ia
- Neva, wrecked in January 1813 at Sitkha Island.
- Nikolai
- Nikolai
- Nikolai
- Nikolai
- Orel
- Otkrytie, built in New Archangel.
- Pavel (Ocheredin)
- Pavel
- Pavel
- Petr i Pavel
- Perkup i Zand
- Phoenix
- Perdpriiatie Sv. Aleksandry
- Prokofii
- Rostislav
- Severnyi Orel
- Sikurs
- Simeon
- Simeon i Ioann
- Sitkha, built in New Archangel.
- Suvorov
- Trekh Ierarkhov
- Trekh Sviatitelei
- Truvor, purchased from Americans.
- Vasilii
- Vladimir
- Zakhariia i Elizaveta
- Zakhariia i Elizaveta
- Zosima i Savatii
References:
Pierce, Richard, ed. Documents on the history of the Russian-American Company. Kingston, Ont. : Limestone Press, c1976. pp. 23-26. OCLC: 2945773.
Tikhmenev, P. A. A history of the Russian-American Company. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1978. pp. 146-151. OCLC: 3089256.
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