MBT "7 Provincien" (1694) - Construction Drawing Scale 1 : 75 (10.01.015)

The "7 Provincien" (1694) was the third ship with this name in the history of the Dutch navy and the most famous example from the 19th century. This ship was a third-rate ship of the line and an important part of the Dutch fleet. It was built in 1694 and played a prominent role in the maritime history of the Dutch Republic in the late 17th and early 18th century.

Characteristics of the "7 Provincien" (1694):

Type: The "7 Provincien" (1694) was a third-rate ship of the line. This means it was one of the larger warships of the Dutch navy, with a significant number of cannons.

Cannons: The ship had 74 cannons, which was typical for third-rate ships, and was therefore well-armed for sea battles. These cannons were distributed over three decks.

Dimensions: The ship had a length of approximately 52 metres and a width of 13 metres.

Crew: The crew consisted of approximately 500 men, including marines and sailors.

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