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Bangor-class minesweeper

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Design and development
Ships in class
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Ship caption=HMS Bangor during the Second World War
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Algerine|minesweeper|4}}

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Total ships completed=*Bangor 14

Blyth 19
Ardrossan 26

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Header caption=Bangor (Diesel)

Ship displacement=*605 tons (RN)

592 tons (RCN)

162|ft|m|1|abbr=on}}

28|ft|m|1|abbr=on}}

8.25|ft|m|2|abbr=on}}

2000|bhp|kW|-2|abbr=on}}

16|kn|km/h|0}}

Ship complement=60

Ship armament=*(RN specs):

1 × QF 12-pounder {{convert|3|in|mm|1|abbr=on}} gun
1 × quadruple {{convert|0.5|in|mm|1|abbr=on}} Vickers machine gun Mark III
(RCN specs):
1 × QF {{convert|4|in|mm|1|abbr=on}} gun
1 × 2-pounder Mark VIII
2 × twin {{convert|0.303|in|mm|0|abbr=on}} machine guns

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Header caption=Blyth (Reciprocating)

Ship displacement=673 tons

171.5|ft|m|1|abbr=on}}

28.5|ft|m|1|abbr=on}}

8.25|ft|m|1|abbr=on}}

2400|ihp|kW|-1|abbr=on}}

16|kn|km/h|0}}

Ship complement=*60 (RN)

70 (RCN)
87 (RIN)

Ship armament=*(RN specs):

1 × QF 12-pounder {{convert|3|in|mm|1|abbr=on}} gun
1 × quadruple {{convert|0.5|in|mm|1|abbr=on}} Vickers machine gun / single QF 2-pounder Mark VIII
(RCN specs):
1 × QF {{convert|4|in|mm|1|abbr=on}} gun
1 × QF 2-pounder Mark VIII
2 × twin {{convert|0.303|in|mm|2|abbr=on}} machine guns
(RIN specs):
1 × QF 12-pounder {{convert|3|in|mm|1|abbr=on}} gun
3 × single Oerlikon 20 mm guns

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Header caption=Ardrossan (Turbine)

Ship displacement=656 tons

174|ft|m|1|abbr=on}}

28.5|ft|m|1|abbr=on}}

8.25|ft|m|1|abbr=on}}

2000|shp|kW|-2|abbr=on}}

16|kn|km/h|0}}

Ship complement=*60 (RN)

87 (RIN)

Ship armament=*(RN specs):

1 × QF 12-pounder {{convert|3|in|mm|1|abbr=on}} gun
1 × quadruple {{convert|0.5|in|mm|1|abbr=on}} Vickers machine gun / single QF 2-pounder Mark VIII
(RIN specs):
1 × QF 12-pounder {{convert|3|in|mm|1|abbr=on}} gun
3 × single Oerlikon 20 mm guns

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The Bangor-class minesweepers were a class of warships operated by the Royal Navy (RN), Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN), and Royal Indian Navy (RIN) during the Second World War.

The class derives its name from the lead ship, {{HMS|Bangor|J00|6}}, which was launched on 19 February 1940 and commissioned on 7 November of that year. Royal Navy ships were named after coastal towns of the United Kingdom.

Their lack of size gave vessels of the class poor sea handling abilities, reportedly worse even than the {{sclass2-|Flower|corvette}}s. The diesel-engined versions were considered to have poorer handling characteristics than the slow-speed reciprocating-engined variants. Their shallow draught made them unstable and their short hulls tended to bury the bow when operating in a head sea.

The Bangor-class vessels were also considered overcrowded, cramming six officers and over 90 ratings into a vessel originally intended for a total of 40.

Despite claims to the contrary, the Australian {{sclass-|Bathurst|corvette|2}} was a wholly Australian design, and not based on the Bangor class.^[1]

Design and development

The original intent of the Bangor-class minesweeper design was to provide a coastal equivalent of the {{sclass-|Halcyon|minesweeper|2}}; however the realities brought to light by the start of the war caused a modification of the design before construction had started.

The need for quick construction coupled with the limitations of engineering resources resulted in several variations existing based on the availability of propulsion machinery. The ships all had twin screws, but the machinery was a mix of steam turbine, slow-speed steam reciprocating, high-speed steam reciprocating and diesel. The diesel powered examples were about {{convert|20|ft|m}} shorter than the rest as they had no need for boiler rooms. Displacement varied with propulsion machinery from 590 to 672 tons. The reciprocating engine powered Bangors were also known as the Blyth class and the steam turbine powered versions as the Ardrossan class.

The class was considered cramped for the purposes it was built for, with not enough room provided for the acoustic and magnetic minesweeping gear carried.^[2]

Ships in class

Diesel-engined

Royal Navy
Ship	Builder	Laid down	Launched	Commissioned	Paid off	Fate
Bangor\|J00}}	Harland & Wolff, Belfast	19 September 1939	23 May 1940	7 November 1940	1945	Sold to Norway as Glomma in 1946, stricken in 1961
Blackpool\|J27}}	Harland & Wolff, Belfast	19 September 1940	4 July 1940	3 February 1941	1945	Sold to Norway as Tarna in 1946, stricken in 1961
Bridlington\|J65}}	William Denny and Brothers, Dumbarton	11 September 1939	29 February 1940	28 September 1940	Transferred to the Royal Air Force (RAF) in 1946. Sold for scrap at Plymouth on 6 May 1958.
Bridport\|J50}}	William Denny and Brothers	11 September 1939	29 February 1940	28 November 1940	1945	Sold in 1946, scrapped at Plymouth on 6 May 1948

Royal Canadian Navy
Ship	Original pennant number	Builder	Laid down	Launched	Commissioned	Paid off	Fate
Brockville\|J270}}	J270	Marine Industries Limited, Sorel	9 December 1940	20 June 1941	19 September 1942	28 August 1945	Transferred to the RCMP as the patrol vessel MacLeod in 1945. Transferred back to the RCN in 1951 and decommissioned in 1958. Sold to J.A.L. Steamships, Wallaceburg in 1961 and scrapped.
Digby\|J267}}	J267	Davie Shipbuilding, Lauzon	20 March 1941	5 June 1942	26 July 1942	31 July 1945	Transferred to the RCMP as the patrol vessel Perry in 1945. Transferred back to the RCN in 1953 and decommissioned in 1958.
Esquimalt\|J272}}	J272	Marine Industries Limited; Sorel, Quebec	20 December 1940	8 August 1941	26 October 1942	16 April 1945	U-190	5\|nmi\|km\|0}} off Chebucto Head at {{coord\|44\|28\|N\|63\|10\|W}}. 44 crew lost, 26 survived.
Granby\|J264}}	J264	Davie Shipbuilding, Lauzon	17 December 1940	6 September 1941	2 May 1942	31 July 1945	Recommissioned by the RCN in 1953 and decommissioned in 1966
Lachine\|J266}}	J266	Davie Shipbuilding, Lauzon	27 December 1940	14 June 1941	20 June 1942	31 July 1945	Rebuilt as a rescue ship in 1945, transferred to the RCMP as the patrol vessel Starnes in 1950. Sold as the mercantile vessel Jack's Bay in 1952.
Melville\|J263}}	J263	Davie Shipbuilding, Lauzon	17 December 1940	6 July 1941	4 December 1941	18 August 1945	Transferred to the RCMP as the patrol vessel Cygnus in 1945. Scrapped in 1961.
Noranda\|J265}}	J265	Davie Shipbuilding, Lauzon	27 December 1940	13 June 1941	15 May 1942	28 August 1945	Transferred to the RCMP as the patrol vessel Irvine in 1945. Sold in 1962 and became the yacht Miranda. Foundered in Montego Bay in 1972 and was scrapped.
Stratford\|J310}}	J310	Davie Shipbuilding, Lauzon	29 October 1941	14 Feb 1942	29 August 1942	1 April 1946	Sold in 1947
Transcona\|J271}}	J271	Marine Industries Limited; Sorel, Quebec	18 December 1940	26 April 1941	25 November 1942	31 July 1945	Transferred to the RCMP as the patrol vessel French in 1945. Scrapped in 1961.
Trois Rivières\|J269}}	J269	Davie Shipbuilding, Lauzon	9 December 1940	30 June 1941	8 December 1942	31 July 1945	Transferred to the RCMP as the patrol vessel MacBrien in 1945. Scrapped in 1959.
Truro\|J268}}	J268	Davie Shipbuilding, Lauzon	20 March 1941	5 June 1942	27 August 1942	31 July 1945	Transferred to the RCMP as the patrol vessel Herchmer in 1945. Sold as the mercantile vessel Gulf Mariner; scrapped in 1964.

Turbine-engined

Royal Navy
Ship	Builder	Laid Down	Launched	Commissioned	Paid Off	Fate
Ardrossan\|J131}}	Blyth Shipbuilding, Blyth	6 September 1940	22 July 1941	21 May 1942	Sold on 1 Jan 1948 and scrapped at Thornaby on 29 Aug 1948
Beaumaris\|J07}}	Ailsa Shipbuilding Company, Troon	31 December 1939	31 October 1940	28 August 1941	Sold on 1 Jan 1948 and scrapped at Milford Haven
Bootle\|J143}}	Ailsa Shipbuilding Company, Troon	31 August 1940	23 October 1941	3 April 1942	Sold on 1 Jan 1948 and scrapped at Charlestown, Fife in June 1949
Boston\|J14}}	Ailsa Shipbuilding Company, Troon	27 November 1939	30 December 1940	26 January 1942	Sold on 1 Jan 1948 and scrapped at Charlestown, Fife in June 1949
Brixham\|J105}}	Blyth Shipbuilding; Blyth, Northumberland	6 November 1940	21 October 1941	19 August 1942	Scrapped on 7 Jul 1948 at Dunston
Clacton\|J151}}	Ailsa Shipbuilding Company, Troon	12 November 1940	19 December 1941	4 June 1942	31 December 1943	Struck a mine and sank east of Corsica on 31 Dec 1943. Three officers and 29 crew died.
Cromarty\|J09}}	Blyth Shipbuilding; Blyth, Northumberland	12 June 1940	24 February 1941	13 December 1941	23 October 1943	Struck a mine and sank in Strait of Bonifacio on 23 Oct 1943
Dornoch\|J173}}	Ailsa Shipbuilding Company, Troon	13 January 1941	4 February 1942	22 July 1942	Sold on 1 Jan 1948. Scrapped at Thornaby.
Dunbar\|J53}}	Blyth Shipbuilding; Blyth, Northumberland	21 June 1940	5 June 1941	3 March 1942	Sold on 1 Jan 1948. Scrapped at Southampton.
Greenock\|J182}}	Blyth Shipbuilding; Blyth, Northumberland	28 July 1941	11 May 1942	HMIS\|Baluchistan\|J182}}.
Hartlepool\|J155}}	Blyth Shipbuilding; Blyth, Northumberland	28 October 1941	14 July 1942	HMIS\|Kathiawar\|J155}}.
Harwich\|J190}}	William Hamilton and Company, Port Glasgow	10 December 1940	17 February 1942	Khyber\|J190}}.
Hythe\|J194}}	Ailsa Shipbuilding Company, Troon	20 July 1940	4 September 1941	5 March 1942	11 October 1943	U-371	37\|04\|N\|05\|00\|E}}.
Ilfracombe\|J95}}	William Hamilton and Company, Port Glasgow	11 October 1939	29 January 1941	20 August 1941	Sold on 1 Jan 1948. Scrapped at Dunston.
Llandudno\|J67}}	William Hamilton and Company, Port Glasgow	20 Oct 1939	8 November 1941	29 March 1942	Sold in 1947 as the mercantile ship Rorvik. Scrapped in 1952.
Lyme Regis\|J193}}	Lobnitz & Co.	9 September 1941	19 March 1942	5 June 1942	Scrapped at Sunderland on 24 Aug 1948.
Middlesbrough\|J164}}	William Hamilton and Company	12 December 1940	2 May 1942	HMIS\|Kumaon\|J164}}.
Newhaven\|J199}}	William Hamilton and Company, Port Glasgow	28 March 1941	29 July 1942	HMIS\|Carnatic\|J199}}.
Padstow\|J180}}	William Hamilton and Company, Port Glasgow	29 August 1941	29 October 1942	HMIS\|Rohilkand\|J180}}.
Polruan\|J97}}	Ailsa Shipbuilding Company, Troon	6 November 1939	18 July 1940	9 May 1940	Scrapped at Sunderland in June 1950
Poole\|J147}}	Alexander Stephen and Sons	25 July 1940	25 Jun 1941	8 Nov 1941	Sold on 1 January 1948. Scrapped at Pembroke Dock.
Rothesay\|J19}}	William Hamilton and Company, Port Glasgow	29 September 1939	18 March 1941	3 July 1941	Sold on 19 April 1950. Scrapped at Milford Haven.
Rye\|J76}}	Ailsa Shipbuilding Company, Troon	27 November 1939	19 August 1940	20 November 1941	Sold on 24 August 1948. Scrapped at Purfleet in September 1948.
Tenby\|J34}}	William Hamilton and Company, Port Glasgow	29 September 1939	10 September 1941	8 December 1941	Sold on 1 January 1948. Scrapped at Dunston.
Whitehaven\|J121}}	Philip and Son, Dartmouth, Devon	24 July 1940	29 May 1941	14 November 1941	Sold on 14 Aug 1948. Scrapped at Briton Ferry.
Worthing\|J72}}	Philip and Son; Dartmouth, Devon	15 November 1940	22 August 1941	20 March 1942	Sold on 7 July 1948. Scrapped at Dunston.

Royal Indian Navy
Ship	Original pennant number	Builder	Laid down	Launched	Commissioned	Paid off
HMIS\|Baluchistan\|J182}}	J182	Blyth Shipbuilding, Blyth	28 July 1941	11 May 1942	28 October 1942	Greenock\|J182}}, She was transferred to the RIN before completion. She was sold to Pakistan in 1947. Scrapped on 22 Jan 1959.
HMIS\|Carnatic\|J199}}	J199	William Hamilton and Company, Port Glasgow	28 March 1941	29 July 1942	27 October 1942	Newhaven\|J199}}, She was transferred to the RIN before completion. Scrapped in 1949.
HMIS\|Kathiawar\|J155}}	J155	Blyth Shipbuilding, Blyth, Northumberland	28 October 1941	14 July 1942	23 December 1942	Hartlepool\|J155}}, she was transferred to RIN before completion. She was sold to Pakistan in 1947 as Chittagong. Scrapped in 1956.
HMIS\|Khyber\|J190}}	J190	William Hamilton and Company, Port Glasgow	10 December 1940	17 February 1942	12 August 1942	Harwich\|J190}}, she was transferred to the RIN before completion. Scrapped in 1949.
HMIS\|Kumaon\|J164}}	J164	William Hamilton and Company, Port Glasgow	12 December 1940	2 May 1942	30 November 1942	Middlesbrough\|J164}}, she was transferred to the RIN before completion. Scrapped in 1949.
HMIS\|Rohilkand\|J180}}	J180	William Hamilton and Company, Port Glasgow	29 August 1941	29 October 1942	5 February 1943	Padstow\|J180}}, she was transferred to the RIN before completion. Scrapped in 1961.

Reciprocating-engined

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Ship caption=HMS Cromer, a reciprocating-engined Bangor-class minesweeper
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Header caption=Blyth (Reciprocating)

Ship displacement=673 tons

171.5|ft|m|1|abbr=on}}

28.5|ft|m|1|abbr=on}}

8.25|ft|m|1|abbr=on}}

2400|ihp|kW|-1|abbr=on}}

16|kn|km/h|0}}

Ship complement=*60 (RN)

70 (RCN)
87 (RIN)

Ship armament=*(RN specs):

1 × QF 12-pounder {{convert|3|in|mm|1|abbr=on}} gun
1 × quadruple {{convert|0.5|in|mm|1|abbr=on}} Vickers machine gun / single QF 2-pounder Mark VIII
(RCN specs):
1 × QF {{convert|4|in|mm|1|abbr=on}} gun
1 × QF 2-pounder Mark VIII
2 × twin {{convert|0.303|in|mm|2|abbr=on}} machine guns
(RIN specs):
1 × QF 12-pounder {{convert|3|in|mm|1|abbr=on}} gun
3 × single Oerlikon 20 mm guns

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Royal Navy
Ship	Builder	Laid down	Launched	Commissioned	Paid off	Fate
Bayfield\|J08}}	North Vancouver Ship Repairs, North Vancouver	30 December 1940	26 May 1941	Bayfield\|J08}}
Blyth\|J15}}	Blyth Shipbuilding, Blyth	11 January 1940	2 September 1940	17 June 1941	Sold on 25 May 1948 as the mercantile ship Radbourne; her conversion was never completed; she was scrapped
Bude\|J116}}	Lobnitz and Company, Renfrew	2 April 1940	4 September 1940	12 February 1941	Sold to Egypt in 1946 as Nasr
Canso\|J21}}	North Vancouver Ship Repairs; North Vancouver, British Columbia	30 December 1940	2 June 1941	Canso\|J21}}
Clydebank\|J200}}	Lobnitz and Company, Renfrew	15 May 1941	20 November 1941	HMIS\|Orissa\|J200}}
Caraquet\|J38}}	North Vancouver Ship Repairs; North Vancouver, British Columbia	31 January 1941	2 June 1941	Caraquet\|J38}}. Sold in 1946 to Portugal as NRP Almirante Lacerda (A525). Sold in 1975.
Cromer\|J128}}	Lobnitz and Company, Renfrew	16 May 1940	7 October 1940	4 April 1941	9 November 1942	She struck a mine and sank on 9 November 1942 off Marsa Matruh, Egypt at 31-26N, 27-16E
Eastbourne\|J127}}	Lobnitz and Company, Renfrew	29 June 1940	5 November 1940	26 May 1941	She was sold on 28 Sep 1948 and scrapped at Dunston in Oct 1948
Felixstowe\|J126}}	Lobnitz and Company, Renfrew	8 August 1940	15 January 1941	11 July 1941	18 December 1943	She struck a mine and sank on 18 Dec 1943 off Capo Ferro, Sardinia at 41-10N, 09-40E
Fort York\|J119}}	Dufferin Shipbuilding, Toronto	26 February 1941	24 August 1941	27 February 1942	Sold to Portugal on 26 Sep 1950 as NRP Comandante Almeida Carvalho (A527), in 1964 renamed NRP Cacheu (F470)
Fraserburgh\|J124}}	Lobnitz and Company, Renfrew	8 August 1940	12 May 1941	23 September 1941	She was sold on 1 Jan 1948, scrapped at Thornaby on 3 Jan 1948.
Guysborough\|J52}}	North Vancouver Ship Repairs; North Vancouver, British Columbia	28 May 1941	21 July 1941	Guysborough\|J52}}
Ingonish\|J69}}	North Vancouver Ship Repairs; North Vancouver, British Columbia	6 June 1941	30 July 1941	2 July 1945	Ingonish\|J69}}. Returned to the Royal Navy on 2 Jul 1945. Sold on 1 Jan 1948.
Lantan\|J208}}	Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock, Hong Kong	22 Jul 1941	Beaulieu\|J208}}, renamed HMS Lantan in September 1941 while under construction. Captured on the stocks by the Japanese at the Fall of Hong Kong. Completed by the Japanese as the mercantile Gyosei Maru in 1942, renamed Shima Maru in 1943.
Lockeport\|J100}}	North Vancouver Ship Repairs; North Vancouver, British Columbia	17 June 1941	22 August 1941	2 July 1945	Lockeport\|J100}}. Returned to the Royal Navy on 2 Jul 1945. Sold 1 Jan 1948.
Lyemun\|J209}}	Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock, Hong Kong	22 July 1941	Looe\|J209}}, renamed HMS Lyemun in September 1941 while under construction. Captured on the stocks by the Japanese at the Fall of Hong Kong. Completed by the Japanese as the Imperial Japanese Navy gunboat Nanyo, sunk by American aircraft in the Formosa Strait 23 Dec 1943.
Lyme Regis\|J197}}	Lobnitz and Company	21 June 1941	31 December 1941	HMIS\|Rajputana\|J197}}
Parrsborough\|J117}}	Dufferin Shipbuilding, Toronto	19 March 1941	26 June 1941	27 May 1942	Sold on 1 Jan 1948
Peterhead\|J59}}	Blyth Shipbuilding; Blyth, Northumberland	15 February 1940	31 October 1940	11 September 1941	Struck a mine off Normandy on 8 Jun 1944 during Operation Neptune. Declared a constructive total loss, salvaged and sold on 1 Jan 1948. Scrapped at Pembroke in May 1948.
Qualicum\|J138}}	Dufferin Shipbuilding, Toronto	8 April 1941	3 September 1941	13 May 1942	Sold on 9 Feb 1948
Rhyl\|J36}}	Lobnitz and Company, Renfrew	23 November 1939	21 June 1940	9 November 1940	Sold on 28 Sep 1948. Scrapped at Gateshead in Oct 1948.
Romney\|J77}}	Lobnitz and Company, Renfrew	27 February 1940	3 August 1940	12 December 1940	Sold on 18 Jan 1950. Scrapped at Granton in February 1950.
Seaham\|J123}}	Lobnitz and Company, Renfrew	15 October 1940	16 June 1941	19 December 1941	Transferred to Fishery Protection Service in 1946. Sold to Burma on 11 August 1947 as a pilot and survey vessel Chinthe. Sunk in 1948 by an uncharted Japanese mine.
Shippigan\|J212}}	Dufferin Shipbuilding, Toronto	19 April 1941	12 August 1941	17 June 1942	Sold on 1 Jan 1948
Sidmouth\|J47}}	Henry Robb, Leith	11 June 1940	15 March 1941	4 August 1941	Sold on 18 Jan 1950. Scrapped at Charlestown, Fife.
Stornoway\|J31}}	Henry Robb, Leith	17 July 1940	10 June 1941	17 November 1941	Sold to Egypt on 11 Sep 1946 as Matruh.
Tadoussac\|J220}}	Dufferin Shipbuilding, Toronto	17 April 1941	2 August 1941	28 March 1942	Sold on 18 Oct 1946 as a mercantile ship
Taitam\|J210}}	Taikoo Dockyard, Hong Kong	12 July 1941	Portland\|J210}}, was renamed HMS Taitam in September 1941 while under construction. Captured on the stocks by the Japanese at the Fall of Hong Kong when 60% complete. Launched 20 February 1943. Completed and Commissioned by the Japanese as Imperial Japanese Navy minesweeper No. 101 at Hong Kong 10 April 1944, sunk by American aircraft off Cape Padaran on 12 Jan 1945.
Tilbury\|J228}}	Lobnitz and Company, Renfrew	15 August 1941	18 February 1942	HMIS\|Konkan\|J228}}.
Waglan\|J211}}	Taikoo Dockyard, Hong Kong	12 July 1941	Seaford\|J211}}, was renamed HMS Waglan in September 1941 while under construction. Captured on the stocks by the Japanese at the Fall of Hong Kong when only 30% complete. Launched 20 March 1943. Completed and Commissioned by the Japanese as Imperial Japanese Navy minesweeper No. 102 at Hong Kong 28 September 1944, damaged by American aircraft off Keelung on 3 Feb 1945. Used by Allied Minesweeping Service beginning 1 December 1945, Returned to Royal Navy 20 November 1947. Scrapped in Tokyo 31 March 1948.
Wedgeport\|J139}}	Dufferin Shipbuilding, Toronto	29 April 1941	2 August 1941	21 April 1942	Sold on 11 Sep 1946 to Egypt as Sollum. Lost on 7 April 1953 in heavy weather off Alexandria.

Royal Canadian Navy
Ship	Original pennant number	Builder	Laid down	Launched	Commissioned	Paid off	Fate
Bayfield\|J08}}	J08	North Vancouver Ship Repairs, North Vancouver, British Columbia	30 December 1940	26 May 1941	26 February 1942	24 February 1945	Bayfield\|J08}}, transferred to the RCN upon completion. Scrapped in Jan 1948 at Gateshead.
Bellechasse\|J170}}	J170	Burrard Dry Dock, North Vancouver	16 April 1941	20 October 1941	13 December 1941	23 October 1945	Sold in 1946
Blairmore\|J314}}	J314	Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company, Port Arthur, Ontario	1 February 1942	14 May 1942	17 November 1942	Decommissioned on 16 Oct 1945. Recommissioned in 1949 with pennant J193. Sold to Turkey in 1958 as Beycoz in 1971.
Burlington\|J250}}	J250	Dufferin Shipbuilding, Toronto, Ontario	4 July 1940	23 November 1941	6 September 1941	23 October 1945	Sold in 1946
Canso\|J21}}	J21	North Vancouver Ship Repairs, North Vancouver	30 December 1940	9 June 1941	6 March 1942	24 September 1945	Canso\|J21}}, transferred to RCN upon completion. Sold in January 1948.
Caraquet\|J38}}	J38	North Vancouver Ship Repairs; North Vancouver, British Columbia	31 January 1941	2 June 1941	2 April 1942	26 September 1945	Caraquet\|J38}}, transferred to the RCN upon completion. Sold in 1946 to Portugal as NRP Almirante Lacerda (A525). Sold in 1975.
Chedabucto\|J168}}	J168	Burrard Dry Dock; North Vancouver, British Columbia	24 January 1941	14 April 1941	27 September 1941	31 October 1943	Sank after colliding with the cable vessel Lord Kelvin in the St. Lawrence River at 48-14N, 69-16W.
Chignecto\|J160}}	J160	North Vancouver Ship Repairs; North Vancouver, British Columbia	9 November 1940	12 December 1940	31 October 1941	3 November 1945	Scrapped in 1957
Clayoquot\|J174}}	J174	Prince Rupert Dry Dock and Shipyards, Prince Rupert, British Columbia	20 June 1940	3 October 1940	22 August 1941	24 December 1944	44\|25\|N\|63\|20\|W}} off the approaches to Halifax while escorting convoy XB-139 by {{GS\|U-806	2} at 14:37 on 24 December 1944. Eight crew members died.
Courtenay\|J262}}	J262	Prince Rupert Dry Dock and Shipyards; Prince Rupert, British Columbia	28 January 1941	2 August 1941	21 March 1942	5 November 1945	Scrapped on 3 Apr 1946
Cowichan\|J146}}	J146	North Vancouver Ship Repairs; North Vancouver, British Columbia	24 April 1940	8 September 1940	7 April 1941	10 September 1945	Sold in 1946 to Greece as Cowichan. Sold in 1956.
Drummondville\|J253}}	J146	Canadian Vickers, Montreal, Quebec	1 October 1940	21 May 1941	30 October 1941	Decommissioned on 29 Oct 1945. Recommissioned 1949 with pennant J181.
Fort William\|J311}}	J311	Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company; Port Arthur, Ontario	18 August 1941	30 December 1941	25 August 1942	23 October 1945	Sold in 1957 to Turkey as Bodrum. Sold in 1971.
Gananoque\|J259}}	J259	Dufferin Shipbuilding, Toronto	15 January 1941	23 April 1941	8 November 1941	Decommissioned on 13 Oct 1945. Recommissioned in 1949 with pennant J184. Sold in February 1959.
Georgian\|J144}}	J144	Dufferin Shipbuilding, Toronto	10 October 1940	28 January 1941	23 September 1941	23 October 1945	Sold in February 1959
Goderich\|J260}}	J260	Dufferin Shipbuilding, Toronto	15 January 1941	14 May 1941	23 November 1941	Decommissioned on 6 Nov 1945. Recommissioned in 1949 with pennant J198. Sold in February 1959.
Grandmere\|J258}}	J258	Canadian Vickers, Montreal	2 June 1941	21 August 1941	11 December 1941	23 October 1945	Sold in 1947 as the mercantile Elda
Guysborough\|J52}}	J52	North Vancouver Ship Repairs; North Vancouver, British Columbia	28 May 1941	21 July 1941	22 April 1942	17 March 1945	Guysborough\|J52}}, transferred to the RCN upon completion. Torpedoed at {{coord\|46\|43\|N\|09\|30\|W\|display=inline}} off the Bay of Biscay while escorting a convoy by {{GS\|U-868	2} at 18:50 on 17 Mar 1945. 51 crew members died.
Ingonish\|J69}}	J69	North Vancouver Ship Repairs; North Vancouver, British Columbia	6 June 1941	30 July 1941	5 August 1942	2 July 1945	Formerly {{HMS\|Ingonish\|J69}}, transferred to the RCN upon completion. Returned to the RN on 2 Jul 1945.
Kelowna\|J261}}	J261	Prince Rupert Dry Dock and Shipyards; Prince Rupert, British Columbia	27 December 1940	28 May 1941	5 February 1942	22 October 1945	Sold in 1946 as the mercantile Condor. Resold in 1950 as the mercantile Hung Shin.
Kenora\|J281}}	J281	Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company; Port Arthur, Ontario	18 August 1941	20 December 1941	6 August 1942	Decommissioned on 6 October 1945. Recommissioned in 1949 with pennant J191. Decommissioned in 1957 and sold to Turkey as Bandirma. Sold in 1972.
Kentville\|J312}}	J312	Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company; Port Arthur, Ontario	15 December 1941	17 April 1942	10 October 1942	Decommissioned on 28 October 1945. Recommissioned in 1949 with pennant J182. Decommissioned in 1957 and sold to Turkey as Bartin. Sold in 1972.
Lockeport\|J100}}	J312	North Vancouver Ship Repairs; North Vancouver, British Columbia	17 June 1941	22 August 1941	27 May 1942	2 July 1945	Formerly {{HMS\|Lockeport\|J100}}, transferred to the RCN upon completion. Returned to the RN on 2 July 1945.
Mahone\|J159}}	J159	North Vancouver Ship Repairs; North Vancouver, British Columbia	23 February 1940	13 August 1940	14 November 1940	29 September 1941	Decommissioned on 6 November 1945. Recommissioned in 1949 with pennant J192. Decommissioned in 1958 and sold to Turkey as Beylerbeyi. Sold in 1972.
Malpeque\|J148}}	J148	North Vancouver Ship Repairs; North Vancouver, British Columbia	24 April 1940	5 September 1940	8 April 1941	Decommissioned on 9 October 1945. Recommissioned in 1949 with pennant J186. Sold in February 1959.
Medicine Hat\|J256}}	J256	Canadian Vickers; Montreal, Quebec	1 January 1941	25 June 1941	4 December 1941	Decommissioned on 6 November 1945. Recommissioned in 1949 with pennant J197. Decommissioned in 1957 and sold to Turkey as Biga. Sold in 1963.
Milltown\|J317}}	J317	Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company; Port Arthur, Ontario	18 August 1941	27 January 1942	18 September 1942	Decommissioned on 18 October 1945. Recommissioned in 1949 with pennant J194. Sold in February 1959.
Minas\|J165}}	J165	Burrard Dry Dock; Vancouver, British Columbia	18 October 1940	22 January 1941	2 August 1941	Decommissioned on 6 October 1945. Recommissioned in 1949 with pennant J189. Scrapped in August 1959.
Miramichi\|J169}}	J169	Burrard Dry Dock; Vancouver, British Columbia	3 November 1940	2 September 1941	26 November 1941	24 October 1945
Mulgrave\|J313}}	J313	Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company; Port Arthur, Ontario	15 December 1941	2 May 1942	4 November 1942	6 July 1945	Struck a mine in the English Channel off Le Havre on 8 October 1944 and badly damaged, not repaired. Scrapped in May 1947.
Nipigon\|J154}}	J154	Dufferin Shipbuilding; Toronto, Ontario	4 July 1940	1 October 1940	8 November 1941	Decommissioned on 13 October 1945. Recommissioned in 1949 with pennant J188. Decommissioned in 1957 and sold to Turkey as Bafra. Sold in 1972.
Outarde\|J161}}	J161	North Vancouver Ship Repairs; North Vancouver, British Columbia	15 October 1940	27 January 1941	4 December 1941	24 November 1945	Sold into mercantile service in 1946
Port Hope\|J280}}	J280	Davie Shipbuilding, Lauzon	9 September 1941	14 December 1941	30 July 1942	Decommissioned 13 October 1945. Recommissioned in 1949 with pennant J183. Sold in February 1959.
Quatsino\|J152}}	J152	Prince Rupert Dry Dock and Shipyards; Prince Rupert, British Columbia	20 June 1940	1 September 1941	3 November 1941	26 November 1945	Sold in 1946 to China as Chen Hsin
Quinte\|J166}}	J166	Burrard Dry Dock; Vancouver, British Columbia	14 December 1940	3 August 1941	30 August 1941	25 October 1946	Scrapped in August 1947
Red Deer\|J255}}	J255	Canadian Vickers; Montreal, Quebec	1 January 1941	5 October 1941	24 November 1941	Decommissioned on 30 October 1945. Recommissioned in 1949 with pennant J196. Sold in February 1959.
Sarnia\|J309}}	J309	Davie Shipbuilding; Lauzon, Quebec	18 September 1941	21 January 1942	13 August 1942	Decommissioned on 18 October 1945. Recommissioned in 1949 with pennant J190. Decommissioned in 1957 and sold to Turkey as Buyukdere. Sold in 1972.
Stratford\|J310}}	J310	Davie Shipbuilding; Lauzon, Quebec	29 October 1941	14 February 1942	29 August 1942	1 April 1946	Sold in 1947.
Swift Current\|J254}}	J254	Canadian Vickers; Montreal, Quebec	1 October 1940	29 May 1941	11 November 1941	23 October 1945	Decommissioned on 23 October 1945. Recommissioned in 1949 with pennant J185. Decommissioned in 1957 and sold to Turkey as Bozcaada. Sold in 1972.
Thunder\|J156}}	J156	Canadian Vickers; Montreal, Quebec	4 December 1940	19 March 1941	14 October 1941	4 October 1945
Ungava\|J149}}	J149	North Vancouver Ship Repairs; North Vancouver, British Columbia	24 April 1940	9 October 1940	9 May 1941	3 April 1946
Vegreville\|J257}}	J257	Canadian Vickers; Montreal, Quebec	2 June 1941	7 October 1941	10 December 1941	6 June 1945	Scrapped in 1947
Wasaga\|J162}}	J162	Burrard Dry Dock; Vancouver, British Columbia	3 September 1940	23 January 1941	30 June 1941	6 October 1945	Scrapped 3 April 1946
Westmount\|J318}}	J318	Davie Shipbuilding; Lauzon, Quebec	28 October 1941	14 March 1942	15 September 1942	Decommissioned on 13 October 1945. Recommissioned in 1949 with pennant J187. Decommissioned in 1957 and sold to Turkey as Bornova. Sold in 1972.

Royal Indian Navy
Ship	Original pennant number	Builder	Laid down	Launched	Commissioned	Paid off
HMIS\|Bihar\|J247}}	J247	Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers, Kolkata	7 June 1941	7 July 1942	27 February 1944	Scrapped in 1949
HMIS\|Deccan\|J129}}	J129	Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers, Kolkata	24 April 1944	Sold in 1949 as the mercantile Kennery
HMIS\|Konkan\|J228}}	J228	Lobnitz and Company, Renfrew	15 August 1941	18 February 1942	12 June 1942	Tilbury\|J228}}, transferred to the RIN before completion. Sold in 1949; scrapped in 1963.
HMIS\|Malwa\|J55}}	J55	Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers, Kolkata	21 June 1944	Transferred in 1948 to Pakistan as Peshawar. Sold on 22 Jan 1959.
HMIS\|Orissa\|J200}}	J200	Lobnitz and Company, Renfrew	15 May 1941	20 November 1941	14 May 1942	Clydebank\|J200}}, transferred to the RIN before completion. Scrapped in 1949.
HMIS\|Oudh\|J245}}	J245	Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers, Kolkata	3 March 1942	Transferred in 1948 to Pakistan as Dacca. Sold on 22 Jan 1959.
HMIS\|Rajputana\|J197}}	J197	Lobnitz and Company, Renfrew	21 June 1941	31 December 1941	30 April 1942	Lyme Regis\|J197}}, transferred to the RIN before completion. Scrapped in 1961.

References and notes

1. ^{{cite book|title=Nelson to Vanguard: Warship Design and Development 1923-1945 |first=D.K. |last=Brown |publisher=Naval Institute Press |year=2000 |isbn=155750492X}}
2. ^{{Cite book|title=Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1922-1946 |publisher=Rutledge Publishing |year=1980 |isbn=0831703032 |pages=64}}

Warships of World War II, by H. T. Lenton & J. J. Colledge, pub. Ian Allan Ltd.

External links

Bangor class minesweepers at uboat.net
Canadian Bangor class at hazegray.org
Japanese Minesweepers Combinedfleet.com
Japanese Minesweepers Combinedfleet.com

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Design and development

Ships in class

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Reciprocating-engined

See also

References and notes

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