Nationalists
more than 1000 BRT
|
Name |
Launched // Comm. |
Builder |
Tonnage, BRT |
Dimensions, m (length pp) |
Speed, kts |
Engine, Power hp |
Armament |
Fate |
| Adriático | 4.4.1931 // 4.1937 | CRDA, Monfalcone, Italy | 1976 | 81.5x12.3x | 14 | 2 diesels, 2200 | 2x1-102/45, 4-13.2, 60mines | returned 10.1937 |
| Antonio Lázaro (ex-Cristóforo Colombo) | 1896 // 2.1937 | Genoa, Italy | 1514 | 86.4x11.3x | 16 | 2VTE | 1x1-120/45, 2x1-102/45, 1-57, 2-47, 1-13, mines | returned 1939 |
| Barletta | 12.9.1931 // 4.1937 | CRDA, Monfalcone | 1975 | 81.5x12.3x | 14 | 2 diesels, 2200 | 2x1-102/45, 4-13.2, 60mines | returned 10.1937 |
| Ciudad de Alicante (ex-Infante Don Juan) | 1930 // 11.1936 | Levante, Valencia | 2434 | 81.3x12.4x | 16.3 | 2diesels, 2400 | 1x1-120/45, 2x1-102/50, 1-47, 1-13 | returned 1939 |
| Ciudad de Mahón (ex-General Berenguer) | 1930 // 10.1936 | Larrinaga, Cadiz | 1550 | 71.9x11.0x | 14 | 11 diesel | 2x1-102/45, 1x1-76/40 | transport 1937 |
| Ciudad de Palma (ex-Príncipe Alfonso) | 17.11.1929 // 1.1937 | CNT, Monfalcone, Italy | 4085 | 104.3x14.9x | 17.2 | 2diesels, 7300 | 2x1-120/45, 2x1-76/40 | hospital ship 9.1937 |
| Ciudad de Valencia (ex-Infante Don Gonzalo) | 1930 // 11.1936 | Levante, Valencia | 2496 | 81.3x12.4x | 16.3 | 2diesels, 2400 | 1x1-120/45, 2x1-105/45, 2-47, 1-13 | returned 1939 |
| Dómine | 1935 // 11.1936 | SECN, Bilbao | 6915 | 124.4x16.4x | 16 | 2diesels | 4x1-102/45 | transport 1.1937 |
| Gobeo | 29.1.1921 // 8.1938 | Duncan, Glasgow, UK | 3365 | 100.0x14.4x | 9 | 1VTE | tanker 9.1938 | |
| J. J. Sister (ex-Galileo Galilei) | 1896 // 1.1938 | Genoa, Italy | 1524 | 86.4x11.3x | 16 | 2VTE | 2x1-102/45, 1-13, 1DCR | returned 1939 |
| Malaspina | 13.9.1935 // 5.1937 | Matagorda | 998 | 68.3x10.7x | 12.5 | 1VTE, 2boilers, 850 | 2x1-102/50, 1-57 | depot ship 11.1937 |
| Mallorca | 1914 // 1.1937 | Genoa, Italy | 2352 | 92.5x7.4x | 16 | 1VTE | 1x1-120/40, 1x1-76/40 | returned 1.1939 |
| Mar Cantábrico | 1930 // 8.1937 | CEC, Bilbao | 6632 | 128.5x16.5x | 14 | 2diesels | 4x1-152/45, 4x1-88/42, 3-20 | returned 1940 |
| Mar Negro | 1930 // 5.1938 | CEC, Bilbao | 6632 | 128.5x16.5x | 14 | 2diesels | 4x1-152/45, 4x1-76/40, 3-20 | returned 1940 |
| Rey Jaime I (ex-Juan Tonda) | 1911 // 1.1937 | Genoa, Italy | 2320 | 96.4x11.5x | 16 | 1VTE | 1x1-120/40, 1x1-76/40 | returned 4.1939 |
| Rey Jaime II (ex-Corte) | 23.7.1906 // 1.1938 | Swan Hunter, Newcastle, UK | 1370 | 80.0x10.5x | 15 | 1VTE | 2x1-102/45, 1-13, 1DCR | returned 1.1939 |
| Vicente Pinchol (ex-Marco Polo) | 1896 // 2.1937 | Genoa, Italy | 1551 | 86.4x11.3x | 16 | 2VTE | 1x1-120/45, 2x1-102/45, 1-57, 2-47, 1-13, mines | returned 1939 |
Project history: Adriático and Barletta (fictitious Spanish name Río) were Italian AMCs, served for short time under Nationalists flag only de jure. Mallorca and Rey Jaime I carried fictitious names Isarco and Buccari respectively.
Modernizations: None.
Naval service: No significant events.
Ciudad de Alicante
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