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Bouvines-class coast defense ship
The ''Bouvines'' class was a pair of coastal defense ships built for the French Navy. The class comprised two ships: ''Bouvines'', named after the Battle of Bouvines, and ''Amiral-Tréhouart'', named after the prominent Admiral. The ships were very similar to the preceding s and differed mainly by the addition of a forecastle deck and a smaller main armament of guns. They were sold for scrap after World War I.
==General characteristics==
The ''Bouvines'' class ships were half-sisters to the ''Jemmapes'' class laid down at the same time. They were virtually identical to them except that they were given a forecastle deck to improve seaworthiness and the main armament was lightened to offset the additional weight, Mle 1887 guns were installed rather than the 340 mm (13.4 in) Mle 1887 guns of the ''Jemmapes'' class.〔Conway's, p. 301〕
''Bouvines'' and ''Amiral-Tréhouart'' were long at the waterline and long overall. They had a beam of and a draft of forward and aft. She was only slightly heavier than the ''Jemmapes'' class and displaced , only more than the earlier ships. Once in service they proved to roll badly so bilge keels were later fitted〔Sturton, p. 177〕
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