Classifying a Dutch coastal-defense battleship

How should an 1890s ship with heavy guns, armor, shallow draft, and Atlantic range be classified?

As a Dutch coastal-defense battleship whose endurance let it reach distant Dutch defense stations.

The unusual three-gun 8.2-inch arrangement identifies the ship as a Dutch coastal-defense battleship. Its shallow draft, armor, and heavy battery were intended to support forces ashore and make an attack on Dutch waters costly. The design sought maximum damage resistance and firepower without the expense of a conventional ocean-going battleship. Its endurance supported voyages between the Netherlands, the Caribbean, and the Dutch East Indies so the ship could reach the coasts it was meant to defend.