Category:HMS Belfast (C35)

**HMS Belfast**
	1938 Edinburgh-class light cruiser L'HMS Belfast ancorat al Tàmesi, pintat amb el camuflatge Dazzle
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Instance of	light cruiser; national museum; museum ship; preserved watercraft;
Named after	Belfast;
Location	The Queen's Walk, London Borough of Lambeth, Greater London, London, England
Street address	Morgans Lane, Tooley Street, London SE1 2JH;
Country of origin	United Kingdom;
Has use	museum ship (1971–);
Operator	Royal Navy (1939–1963); Imperial War Museums (1978–);
Manufacturer	Harland and Wolff;
Yard number	1000;
Vessel class	Town-class light cruiser (10); Edinburgh-class light cruiser (2);
Service entry	1939;
Service retirement	1963;
Significant event	order (1936); keel laying (1936); ship launching (1938); ship commissioning (1939); ship decommissioning (1963); ship completed (1939);
Nominal power output	80,000 metric horsepower;
Mass	11,500 t;
Beam	21 m;
Draft	6.02 m;
Width	21 m;
Length	187 m (length overall);
Speed	32 kn;
Visitors per year	240,769;
Different from	HMS Belfast;
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	51° 30′ 24″ N, 0° 04′ 53″ W
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	Q757178; VIAF cluster ID: 159428931; Library of Congress authority ID: n78077485; BabelNet ID: 01373711n; Canmore ID: 325916; OpenStreetMap way ID: 5006061
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English: The British light Cruiser HMS Belfast (C35) is today a museum, part of the Imperial War Museums.

Svenska: Det brittiska skeppet HMS Belfast (C35) är idag ett museum, del av Imperial War Museum.

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