Large submarines
Project 611
Project V611
Project AV611

NATO: Zulu Сlass

Completed

26 units

Ships

Project 611 - 21 units

Project V611 - Shipyard №196, Leningrad, completed in Shipyard №402, Molotovsk - 1 unit

Project AV611 - Shipyard №402, Molotovsk - 4 units

General characteristics - Project 611

Schematics

Large submarine - Project 611

Modernizations

Project AV611 – 1 unit: B-62 in 9.01.1957 – 25.10.1958 in Shipyard №402, Molotovsk
Project P611 – 1 unit: B-64 in 1956-09.1957 in Shipyard №402, Molotovsk. 1 P-10 cruise missile launcher tube, 16,5/14 kts, crew - 72, 65 days. After trials - launcher tube was removed.
Project PV611 – 1 unit: B-67 in 1958-60 in Severnoe mashinostroitel`noe predpriyatie, Severodvinsk S4-7 ballistic missiles
Project 611R – 1 unit: B-64
Project 611RA – 1 unit: B-67 in 1964 in Shipyard №35, Murmansk. For Radian-1 mine detection sonar trials - bow torpedo tubes was removed.
Project 611RU – 1 unit: B-71 in 1963-64 in Dal`zavod, Vladivostok. For new sonars trials – were installed MGK-300 Rubin sonar complex, Beresta, Luchegraf, Sila-N navigationcomplex, bow torpedo tubes, sonars and navigational equipment were removed, 1865/? tons, 5,02 m draught, diving depth - 150 m, 12/? kts, crew - 62, 10 days
Project 611RE – 1 unit: B-68 in 1965 in Dal`zavod, Vladivostok. For new sonars trials – were installed MGK-100 Kerch sonar complex, MG-15 Sviyaga special sonar, Beresta, Rassvet, ?/8 kts, /44 nmi (2 knots)
Project AV611S – 1 unit: B-78 in 11.1969-10.1970 in Krasnoe Sormovo named after A.A. Zhdanov, Gorky. For a Simvol navigation complex trials - 1873/? tons, draught 5,09 m
Project AV611E – 1 unit: B-89 in 1967-69 in Dal`zavod, Vladivostok. For a new sonar trials – installed Enisey sonar complex, Luch mines detection sonar, Sila-N navigation complex, Mechta lag, torpedo bow tubes and missile complex removed, diving depth - 120 m, crew - 61 чел, 45 days
Project AVВ611K – 1 unit: B-73 in 1968-71 in Zvyozdochka Severodvinsk. For a Shtyr`-K navigation complex trials - radars removed, 1855/? tons, draught 5,69 m, 16,7/12,5 kts, 3650 nmi (16,7 knots)/6300 nmi (6,5 kst under snorkel), /12,5 nmi (12,5 knots), crew - 65, 58 days
Project AV611C – 1 unit: B-62 in 1971 in Dal`zavod, Vladivostok. For a Tcunami-B satellite communications complex trials - missile complex was removed, 1535/? tons, draught 4,65 m, 16,7/12,5 kts, 3650 nmi (16,7 knots)/6300 nmi (6,5 kts under snorkel), /290 nmi (2 knots), / 12,5 nmi (12,5 knots), crew - 67, 58 days
Project AV611D – 1 unit: B-78 in 1971-74 in Sevmorzavod, Sevastopol. Removed: Simvol navigation complex, torpedo tubes, installed: MG-15 Sviyaga with PMG-15 special sonar, 1837/2415 tons, draught 5,02 m, 15,5/12,5 kts, crew - 59, 45 days
Project 611P – 2 units: B-69 in 15.09.1964-19.05.1975, KMOLZб Kronshtadt, B-91. For underwater research, towed underwater observation chamber Seliger (on B-69 Arkhipelag first), bow TA was removed. On B-69 added hydroacoustic device for the measuring the speed of sound Beresta
B-91 re-equipment for navy divers.
B-82 in 1964 in Murmansk SRZ-35 - re-equipment with a special fuel device, then re-equipment for search underwater cables.
On B-69 was added Beresta hydroacoustic device for the measuring the speed of sound
Target-ships: SM-295 (B-74) 19.07.1975
Training stations: UTS-226 (B-77) 21.06.1976, UTS-249 (B-70) 19.04.1978, UTS-299 (B-68) 25.07.1972 Project UTS611, UTS-300 (B-71) 25.07.1972, UTS-352 (B-89) 29.06.1981, UTS-364 (B-64), UTS-423 (B-90), UTS-432 (B-62) 7.06.1983, UTS-578 (B-63) 22.06.1980. 2 units Pacific Fleet – Project UTS611
Special power vessel: RES-248 (B-76) 19.04.1978, RES-253 (B-88) 29.06.1981

Fleets

Northern Fleet: B-64, 66 (from 22.10.1956 Pacific Fleet), 67, 68 (from 22.10.1956 Pacific Fleet), 69 (from2.12.1971 Black Sea Fleet, from 17.07.1972 Baltic Fleet, from 1.10.1986 Pacific Fleet), 70, 71 (from 14.10.1957 Pacific Fleet), 72 (from 14.10.1957 Pacific Fleet), 73, 74, 75 (from 26.12.1974 Baltic Fleet, from 26.06.1976 Northern Fleet), 76, 77, 78 (from 2.11.1966 Black Sea Fleet), 79, 80 (from 31.07.1988 Baltic Fleet), 81 (from 8.12.1966 Baltic Fleet, from 16.11.1968 Northern Fleet, from 14.10.1976 Baltic Fleet), 82 (from 20.08.1976 Baltic Fleet), 88 (from 16.04.1960 Pacific Fleet), 89 (from 1958 Pacific Fleet), 90 (from 03.1960 Pacific Fleet), 91 (from 1973 Baltic Fleet, from 1986 Northern Fleet)
Baltic Fleet: B-61 (from 18.01.1960 Nothern Fleet, from 12.04.1966 Baltic Fleet), 62 (from 1.09.1955 Pacific Fleet), 65 (from 2.02.1961 Northern Fleet)
Pacific Fleet: B-63

Hull Numbers

B-61: 37(1954), 161(1962), 259, 222(1966), 033(1967)
B-62: 138(1963), 124(1966?), 890(1968)
B-63: 93
B-64: 80(1957)
B-65: 384?(1968)
B-66: 49(1955), 99(1957), Вега(1969), Лира(1973)
B-67: 35, 41, 97, 317(1962)
B-68: 139(611RE)
B-69: 109(611P), 047(1975), 543(1987), 509(1989)
B-71: 93(611), 182(611RU)
B-73: 101(1958), Лира(1969)
B-75: 026(1971)
B-77: 515
B-88: Орион(1971)
B-90: 146(1964), Марс(1980)
B-91: 517

Decommissioned

1974 – B-73 (7.08)
1976 – B-67 (15.03)
1980 – B-61 (22.06), B-74 (22.02), B-76 (31.03), B-79 (22.06)
1981 – B-65 (29.06)
1982 – B-64, B-66 (9.07)
1985 – B-63 (5.01), B-72 (8.12), B-81 (25.04), B-88 (17.05), B-89 (17.05), B-90 (17.05)
1986 – B-77 (14.03), B-78 (22.07)
1987 – B-82 (18.07)
1988 – B-75 (17.07), B-91 (17.07)
1989 – B-70 (28.04)
1990 – B-69 (19.04), B-80 (19.04, from 1992 as museum ship in the Dutch Navy port of Den Helder, then - as floating restaurant in Amsterdam, to scrap in 2019)
1995 – B-68 (1.02)
1996 – B-62 (29.01)
1998 – B-71 (26.03)

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