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Suur Tõll 

Estonian icebreaker built in 1914
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Instance of	icebreaker steamboat museum ship preserved watercraft
Named after	Toell the Great
Location	Tallinn City, Harju County, Estonia
Has use	museum ship
Operator	Finnish Navy Soviet Navy
Manufacturer	AG Vulcan Stettin
Location of creation	Szczecin
Yard number	345
Country of registry	Estonia
Heritage designation	historical monument (1999–)
Service entry	1914
Significant event	ship launching (1913)
Beam	17.5 m
Length	74.4 m
59° 27′ 11.07″ N, 24° 44′ 19.39″ E
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IMO number : 8640351
Name of ship : TSAR MIKHAIL FEODOROVICH as Russian ЦАРЬ МИХАИЛЪ ФЕОДОРОВИЧЪ → VOLYNETS as Russian ВОЛЫНЕЦЪ (1917–1918) → WOLYNETZ (30/03/1918–31/05/1918) (renamed or illegal used?) → WAINAMOINEN as Finnish WÄINÄMÖINEN (1918–1922) → SUUR TOLL as Estonian SUUR TÕLL (1922–1940) → SUUR TOLL as Russian СУУР ТЫЛЛ (1940–1941) → VOLYNETS as Russian ВОЛЫНЕЦ (1941–1988) → SUUR TOLL as Estonian SUUR TÕLL (since 1988)
Call Sign : –
MMSI : –
Gross tonnage : –
DWT : –
Type of ship : Icebreaker
Year of build : 1914
Builder : Vulcan Werft (345)
Flag : Russia → Russian SFSR → German Navy (?) → Finland → Finland (?) → Estonia (1922–1940) → Soviet Union → Soviet Union (1942–1948) → Soviet Union (1948–19??) → Soviet Union → Estonia (07/01/1992)
Port of registry : Tallinn
Status of ship : Keel Laid → Launched (26/12/1913) → In Service/Commission (since 27/05/1914) → Museum Ship (since 1996)
Registered owner : → EV Gov.

• Type: Icebreaker
• Built by Vulcan-Werke, Stettin-Bredow
• Yard No: 345
• Launch Date:
• Date of completion: 03.1914
• Length overall:
• LPP: 74.5 m
• Beam: 17.5 m
• GT: 2417 BRT (Lloyd's Register 1940)
• Tons: 2391
• DWT:
• Speed: 12 kn

• 1914 Named: Tsar Mikhail Feodorovich, correctly in Russian before the spelling reform of 1918 Царь Михаилъ Феодоровичъ, for Govt of Russia, Saint Petersburg Flag: Russian empire
• 1917 Renamed: Volynets, correctly in Russian Волынецъ Flag: Soviet Russia
• 1918 Renamed: Vainamoinen, correctly in Finnish Wäinämöinen Flag: Finland
• 1922 Renamed: Suur Tõll Flag: Estonia
• 1941 Renamed: Volynets, correctly in Russian Волынец Flag: Soviet Union
• 1991 Renamed: Suur Tõll Flag: Estonia:
• 1996 Out of service and museum ship at Tallinn