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Ciudad de Alicante

Ships

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

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Nationalists

more than 1000 BRT

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.