Commerce de Paris class ship of the line

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Scale model of the Commerce de Paris
Class overview
Name:	Commerce de Paris
Builders:	Toulon (Commerce de Paris), Rochefort (Iéna). Plans by Jacques-Noël Sané
Operators:	French Navy
Preceded by:	Océan
In service:	15-6-1807 - April 1884
Completed:	6
Cancelled:	4
General characteristics
Type:	110-gun ship of the line
Length:	62.5 metres
Beam:	16.3 metres
Draught:	8.1 metres
Complement:	1060 men
Armament:	110 guns: 30 x 36 pdr (16 kg) 32 x 24 pdr (11 kg) 30 x 12 pdr 8 x 8 pdr (3.6 kg) 12 x 36 pdr (16 kg) carronades
Armour:	Timber
Notes:	Ships in class include: Commerce de Paris, Iéna

The Commerce de Paris class was a late ship of the line class of the French Navy.

• Commerce de Paris

Builder: Toulon shipyard

Ordered: 14 May 1804

Launched: 1806

Fate: razeed in 1825, scrapped in 1885

• Iéna

Builder: Rochefort shipyard

Ordered: 1805

Launched: 30 August 1814

Fate: Scraped in 1915

• Hymen (never finished)

Builder: Anvers

Ordered: 23 July 1810

Fate: scraped on keel in 1814

• Monarque(never finished; renamed Wagram on 15 December 1810)

Builder: Anvers

Ordered: 23 July 1810

Fate: scraped on keel in 1814

• Neptune (Never finished)

Builder: Anvers

Ordered: 18 March 1811

Fate: Sold and scraped on keel in 1814

• Terrible (Never finished)

Builder: Anvers

Ordered: 15 March 1811

Fate: Sold and scraped on keel in 1814

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