Norway class starship

In the Star Trek fictional universe, the Norway class is a (rarely seen) group of starships of similar make used by the United Federation of Planets' military and exploration arm, Starfleet. It was designed in the 2350s, likely in response to the Cardassian threat, produced at Spacedock 1 in orbit over Earth, and saw use throughout the late 24th century.

Table of contents

1 Specifications 2 Known ships of the Norway class 3 External links

Specifications

• Production facility: Spacedock 1, Earth
• Type: Medium cruiser
• Dimensions:
  • Height: 52.48 m
  • Length: 364.77 m
  • Beam: 225.61 m
• Accommodation: 190 standard; 500 limit
• Propulsion:
  • One matter/antimatter reactor powering two warp engines
  • One impulse drive system
• Performance: Warp 9.7 for twelve hours
• Weaponry:
  • Six type-ten phasers (at least one a cannon)
  • Two photon torpedo launchers
• Defenses: Deflector shields

• USS Norway (registry unknown)
  • Named for the country of Norway, the starship Norway was the pathfinder of its class. Fate unknown.
• USS Budapest (NCC-64923)
  • Named for the city of Budapest, Hungary, the starship Budapest fought the Borg at 2373's Battle of Sector 001. Fate unknown.

External links

• "Norway class" at Memory Alpha
• "Norway class" at LCARScom.Net