Devonport Dockyard
Plymouth, England

Nov. 17, 1914

May 1, 1916

Sunk Oct. 14, 1939 by U-47 (torpedo).

Location: Scapa Flow, Orkney Islands

833 crewmen were killed.

Palmer's Shipbuilding Ltd.
Jarrow-on-Tyne, England

Jan. 14, 1915

Dec. 7, 1916

Sold May 5, 1948 to Metal Industries and scrapped at Faslane, Scotland.

Portsmouth Dockyard
Portsmouth, England

Apr. 29, 1915

Apr. 18, 1916

Sold to T. W. Ward on Apr. 5, 1949 and scrapped at Inverkeithing, Scotland.
*Loaned to the Soviet Navy from May 30, 1944 to Feb. 9, 1949 and renamed
Archangelsk.

Vickers Ltd.
Barrow-in-Furness, England

May 29, 1915

Feb. 1, 1916

Sold to T. W. Ward in July 1948 and scrapped at Inverkeithing, Scotland.

William Beardmore & Co. Ltd.
Dailmuir, Scotland

Sept. 12, 1916

Sept. 1, 1917

Sold to Arnott Young Feb. 20, 1948, stripped in Cairnryan, Scotland,
hull scrapped in Troon, Scotland.

Repulse

Palmer's Shipbuilding Ltd.
Jarrow-on-Tyne, England

N/A

N/A

Ordered in May 1914 but construction suspended in Aug. 1914.
1915 reordered with a modified design but, work was moved to John Brown,
completed as a Renown Class battlecruiser.

Renown

Fairfield Shipbuilding Ltd.
Govan, Scotland

N/A

N/A

Ordered in May 1914 but construction suspended in Aug. 1914.
1915 reordered with a modified design and completed as a
Renown Class battlecruiser.

Resistance

N/A

N/A

N/A

Ordered in 1914 but cancelled in Jan. 1915.

Two of the turrets from the Royal Oak were salvaged and used on the monitors
Abercrombie and Roberts