NAVYPEDIA

Ships

No	Name	Launched // Comm.	Builder	Displacement, t	Dimensions, m	Speed, kts	Machinery, power, hp	Armament
SP131	Noma	1902 // 5.1917	Burlee DD, Staten Island, NY	1250	80.0x8.7	19	1VTE, 4500	4-47
SP135	Aphrodite	1898 // 5.1917	Bath Iron Wks	1500	92.0x10.8	15	1VTE, 3200	4-76/50
SP136, 7.1920- PY9	Niagara	1898 // 8.1917	Harlan & Hollingsworth, Wilmington	2690	86.0x13.1	12	2VTE, 1800	4-102/40, 1 DCT
SP159	Corsair III	1899 // 5.1917	Fletcher, Hoboken	1136	92.7x10.2	19	2VTE	2-76/50
SP575	Cythera	1907 // 6.1917	Ramage & Ferguson, Leith, UK	1000	65.6x8.4	12	1VTE, 1350	3-76/50
SP609, 7.1920- PY6	Nokomis	1914 // 6.1917	Pusey & Jones, Wilmington	1265	74.1x9.7	16		4-76/50
SP618	Viking	1909 // 6.1917	Pusey & Jones, Wilmington	1300	68.0x6.7		1VTE, 1000
SP771	Nahma	1897 // 6.1917	Clydebank SB, Glasgow	2900	97.3x11.1	22		2-127/40, 2-76/50
SP1254	Old Colony	1917 // 11.1917	Cramp, Philadelphia	3800	120.5x31.8	22		---
SP1298	Harvard, 4.1918- Charles, 7.1920- Harvard	1907 // 4.1918	Delaware River SB Chester	3737	122.9x15.6	22	3VTE		returned 7.1919
SP1788	Lake Placid	1918 // 1.1918	American SB, Detroit	2231	76.6x13.3	10		1-127/40
SP2005	Astoria	1902 // 5.1917	Blumer, Sunderland, UK	7150	97.5x14.0	9.5		4-76
SP2038	Satsuma	1901 // 10.1918	Short Bros, Sunderland, UK	10150	116.0x14.8	10	1VTE, 1850	1-102/40, 1-57
SP2190	Lake Erie	1917 // 1.1918	American SB, Detroit	2330	80.2x13.3	9
SP2196	Narragansett	1913 // 1.1918	Harlan & Hollingsworth, Wilmington	19503	97.7x14.7		VC, side-wheels
SP2222	Puritan	1901 // 4.1918	Craig SB, Toledo	1762	79.0x12.4	15.6	1VTE, 4 boilers
SP2397	Roosevelt	1905 // 3.1918	McKay & Dix, Bucksport	1600	56.1x10.8	8	3-47
SP2679	Iro	1889 // 8.1918	Bath IW	1271	78.1x11.5	10
SP3139	Alloway	1918 // 7.1918	Moore & Scott, Oakland	12600	127.0x16.2	10.5		1-102/40, 1-76/50
SP3710	St. Johns	1878 // 6.1917	Harlan & Hollingsworth, Wilmington	1098	76.3x11.6	16	1VTE, 1500		returned 7.1919
SP4464	Agwidale	1917 // 11.1918	Newport News SB	10410	117.4x16.2	11		-	stricken 12.1931	returned 6.1919	returned 3.1919	stricken 5.1938	returned 11.1917	returned 7.1919	to United Kingdom 6.1918	sold 10.1920	sunk 5.5.1919	cargo ship 7.1920	returned 1.1919	collision 16.1.1919	sold 8.1920	sold 9.1919	returned 6.1919	returned 4.1919	returned 3.1919	returned 6.1919	returned 4.1919

Project history

small crafts, purchased by Navy and used as patrol launches.

Modernizations

None.

Naval service

Lake Placid struck mine and sank 5.5.1919 off Gothenburg, Sweden. Lake Erie served as a collier and sunk 16.1.1919 in collision with the s/s Hazel Branch  off Cradiff, Wales.