NAVYPEDIA

Ships

Name	No	Yard No	Builder	Laid down	Launched	Comp	Fate
Bautzen			Canadian Car Co, Fort William, Canada	8.1918	14.9.1918	11.1918	sold 1923
Cerisoles			Canadian Car Co, Fort William, Canada	8.1918	25.9.1918	11.1918	foundered 24.11.1918
Inkermann			Canadian Car Co, Fort William, Canada	1918	3.10.1918	11.1918	foundered 24.11.1918
Leoben			Canadian Car Co, Fort William, Canada	6.1918	29.8.1918	11.1918	deleted 1923
Lutzen			Canadian Car Co, Fort William, Canada	6.1918	31.8.1918	11.1918	wrecked 3.2.1939
Malakoff			Canadian Car Co, Fort William, Canada	9.1918	1.10.1918	11.1918	sold 1951
Mantoue			Canadian Car Co, Fort William, Canada	5.1918	13.8.1918	9.1918	sold 1922
Navarin			Canadian Car Co, Fort William, Canada	5.1918	29.7.1918	9.1918	sold 1925
Palestro			Canadian Car Co, Fort William, Canada	6.1918	19.8.1918	10.1918	cargo ship 1923
Sebastopol			Canadian Car Co, Fort William, Canada	1918	30.9.1918	11.1918	wrecked 15.9.1933
Seneff			Canadian Car Co, Fort William, Canada	1918	20.9.1918	11.1918	sold 1929
St-Georges			Canadian Car Co, Fort William, Canada	1918	21.8.1918	11.1918	sold 1925

Technical data

Displacement normal, t	640
Displacement full, t
Length, m
Breadth, m
Draught, m
No of shafts	1
Machinery	1 VTE
Power, h. p.	500
Max speed, kts	11
Fuel, t
Endurance, nm(kts)
Armament	1 x 1 - 100/45 M1893
Complement	31

Project history

Patrol trawlers, suffered from very bad stability.

Modernizations

None.

Naval service

Cerisoles and Inkermann were lost with all hands 24.11.1918 on Lake Superior during a storm on passage to Boston. Survived ships were later disarmed at Boston.