PORT OF ARKHANGELSK

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CIA-RDP80-00810A007300240002-6
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S
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2
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December 20, 2016
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December 5, 2007
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2
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Publication Date: 
July 13, 1955
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REPORT
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Approved For Release 2007/12/05 :CIA-RDP80-00810A007300240002-6 oo~ ac~poQ~ o~r~oa~Q~ooo~ Q~poa~ CE~T~AL IIlITELLIGENCE ACsEi11CY This material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title Ig, U.$.C. Secs. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which 1n any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law. COUNTRY USS6R (Arctic) SUBJECT port of Arkhangelsk REPORT DATE DISTR. 13 July 1955 NO. OF PAGES DATE OF INFO. PLACE ACQUIREq DATE ACQUIRED REQUIREAAENT REFERENCES This is UNEVALUATED Information 1., (vessel visited Arkhangelsk ,in November 195~+e At least 20 small. naval vessels each with one tall mast and a short sternaw~re~at Solombala. 2. In the main channel of the TJvinap a short distance above Axkh~ngelsks ry, .,. a combination freight and passenger vessel of?5~000 to 6s000'D1~Tawhich.had a ~sho~tLis~am~~~a~d , a diatinci;ive. bo~ra ~.e?. `Uert~.~a~. .down ~ `~o~'~h~y?~load l,ineq them slant~.n;~' inwaz+d~?witho~~i..~curve?:~aee~~?s~~ah .on. page? 2)91ay at anchor. ? 3. On 1~+ Novembers the icebreaker I~NIN.arrived in Arkhangelsk..; On the , same days ice 'carried away three- Soviet. mer'chaftt vessels.s grounding them on the south paint of Rre~veanik:. Island ~ N ~?39~ E ~+0~32) .. ?, . ~+. The quay of ,Sawmill No. 3 is located on Route T XVII on the?~.German city map. The quay.is at. least 1000 feet long, and consists of twoparts about equal in length d. About. one- toot. from the edge of the quay i>~ a double row of pile, 'spaced about, one foot apart. Th,e piles are visible only at low tide;? Sounding indicated a depth of T5 feet. at low tide at the upper end of the quay9 at. the lower end, vessels may be loaded to a draft of 19'feet, but at such drafts they touch .bottom at low t3.de,?, 5. A large ~6quare storage yar,ds~;;enclbsed.-on three,_.sde~., by a:"wovd~fencey :.? _Taas..ob.se~ied,,~uE;t downstream from the quay of" Sawmill No< 3.e. Toward the water., the yard opens and: there t~.s a small floating landing. Old wires. chain, and gther scrap iron. wa.s stored in the yards The scrap w>~s brought to the yard in lightersb. Harameringp possibly from a small shc~Ia, was heard in .the ax?ea.. Between the storage yard .and Arkhangelsk an unusually large lumber yard was obser~-ed: - 25X1. 25X1 STATE ~{ ARMY g NAVY ~ AIR OI~G=oOQG~Q~001~1 QC~pOQ~ X FBI ,AEC (Note: Washington distribution indicated by "X"; Field distribution by ".#" ) Approved For Release 2007/12/05 :CIA-RDP80-00810A007300240002-6 ,,,?~, Approved For Release 2007/12/05: CIA-RDP80-00810A007300240002-6 ~~ Sketch of the- Bow of Merchant Vessel. Approved For Release 2007/12/05: CIA-RDP80-00810A007300240002-6