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Princess Margaret 1919

Ships

Name	Launched // Comm.	Builder	Tonnage, BRT	Dimensions (LppxB), m	Speed, kts	Machinery, Fuel, t	Armament	Fate
Angora (N40, N04)	1.12.1910 // 2.1915	Denny, Dumbarton	4298	119.1x15.3	17	3turbines	3 - 120/40, 2 - 57, 320 mines	stricken 11.1919
Biarritz (P48, N10)	7.12.1914 // 3.1915	Denny, Dumbarton	2495	104.0x12.8	23	2turbines	2 x 1 - 76/40, 180 mines	stricken 5.1920
Kinfauns Castle	12.5.1899 // ---	Fairfield, Govan	9664	157.1x18.0	16	2VQE		conversion cancelled 2.1919
Old Colony (N62)	26.6.1907 // ---	Cramp, Philadelphia, USA	4779	114.3x15.9	22	3turbines		conversion cancelled 11.1918
Orvieto (P53)	6.7.1909 // 1.1915	Workman Clark, Belfast	12130	163.2x19.5	18	2VQE	4 - 120/40, 1 - 47, 600 mines	AMC 5.1916
Paris (N59, N79)	12.4.1913 // 11.1914	Denny, Dumbarton	1774	89.5x10.9	25	2turbines	1 x 1 - 102/40, 1 x 1 - 76/40,, 1 x 1 - 57, 140 mines	stricken 11.1919
Princess Irene (P47)	20.10.1914 // 1.1915	Denny, Dumbarton	5934	120.5x16.5	23	2turbines, 15000, 585 oil	2 - 120/40, 2 - 76/40, 2 x 1 - 57, 500 mines	internal explosion 27.5.1915
Princess Margaret (P46, N82)	24.6.1914 // 12.1914	Denny, Dumbarton	5934	120.5x16.5	23	2turbines, 15000, 585 oil	2 - 120/40, 2 - 76/40, 2 x 1 - 57, 500 mines	sold 5.1929
Wahine (Y451, N5A)	25.11.1912 // 7.1916	Denny, Dumbarton	4436	114.3x15.9	21	3turbines	2 - 76/50, 2 - 57, 180 mines	stricken 2.1920

100 - 1000 t displacement/ BRT tonnage vessels

Gazelle (1889, 609, 2 - 76/40, 50 mines, 5.1915 - 11.1915); Perdita (1910, 543, 1 -76/40, 1 - 57, 100 mines, 8.1915 - 8.1919); Carmania II (1907, 250, 1915 - 1919), King Emperor (1914, 246, 1915 - 1919), Russell II (1906, 246, 24 mines, 1915 - 1920), Scott (, 288, 24 mines, 1915 - 22.10.1915), Shackleton (1913, 288, 24 mines, 4.1915 - 1920), Welbeck (1915, 302, 24 mines, 5.1915 - 1919), Osta (1915, 230, 24 mines, 1917 - 1919), Ostrich II (1903, 244, 24 mines, 6.1916 - 1919), The Norman (1908, 225, 1916 - 1919), Savitri (1917, 212, 24 mines, 1917 - 1919), St. Maurice (1902, 251, 24 mines, 5.1918 - 1921), Pitfour (1916, 227, 24 mines, 1917 - 1919), Erna (1915, 330, 1915 - 1919), Hero (1906, 217, 1915 - 1919), Kate Lewis (1916, 207, 24 mines, 8.1916 - 1939), Strathcoe (1916, 215, 24 mines, 1916 - 1939), Albert Victor (1883, 150, 8 mines, 1918 - 1919), Quince (, 170, 8 mines, 1918 - 1919), America (1891, 244, 10 mines, 1918 - 1919), Ireland (1891, 245, 10 mines, 4.1918 - 1919), Medler (1891, 118, 10 mines, 1918 - 3.1919), Lady Carmichael (1871, 376, 10 mines, 5.1918 - 1919)

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Project history

merchant vessels converted to minelayers.

Modernizations

None.

Naval service

Format of date including day/month/year means loss of the vessel. Format of date containing month/year means return to owner or conversion to miscellaneous vessel. Princess Irene was destroyed 27.5.1915 by internal explosion at Sheerness.