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*Twin screws
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*{{convert|13.5|kn
*''Buzzard'', ''Nymphe'':
*{{convert|14.5|kn
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*8 × [[BL 5 inch gun Mk I – V|BL {{convert|5|in|mm|
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The '''''Nymphe'' class''' was a [[ship class|class]] of four screw composite [[sloop-of-war|
==Design==
Built to a design by [[William Henry White]], [[Director of Naval Construction]],<ref name="Times 1">''[[The Times]] (London)'', Wednesday, 11 May 1887, p.9</ref> ''Nymphe'' and her sister ships were constructed of an iron frame sheathed with [[teak]] and copper (hence 'composite'), and powered by both sails and a steam engine delivering {{convert|1570|to|2000|ihp|kW}} through twin screws.
==Employment==
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[[File:HMS Buzzard (1887).jpg|thumb|right|''Buzzard'' at [[Blackfriars, London]] in June 1907 as a [[Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve]] training ship]]
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==References==
{{Commons category|Nymphe class sloop}}▼
*{{winfield}}
*{{gunboat}}
▲{{Commons category|Nymphe class sloop}}
{{Nymphe class sloop}}
[[Category:Sloop classes]]
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