NameVille de Nantes BuilderCherbourg Decommissioned1828 Construction started20 June 1854 Length72 m Draft8 m
NamesakeNantes Laid down20 June 1854 In service1862 Launched7 August 1858 Weight5,150 tons
Ville de Nantes was a late 90-gun ship of the line of the French Navy, lead ship of her class.
Career
Ville de Nantes conducted trials in 1860 until, in December, she was used as a transport to ferry troops to Brest. Her engine having broke down, she conducted repairs until July 1861, after which she conducted trials until 1862.
After the Paris Commune, Ville de Nantes was used as a prison hulk in Cherbourg. She was eventually broken up in 1887.