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Line 63: * {{HMS\|Isinglass\|1919\|6}} — built by Greenock & Grangemouth Dockyard, launched 5 March 1919. Sold 12 August 1920. * {{HMS\|Ladas\|1918\|6}} — built by [[Osbourne Graham & Company]], [[Sunderland, Tyne and Wear\|Sunderland]], launched 21 September 1918. Sold 6 November 1920. * {{HMS\|Merry Hampton\|1918\|6}} — built by [[Blyth Shipbuilding Company\|Blyth Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company]], launched 19 December 1918. Survey ship in February 1923, renamed ''Herald''. Scuttled in February 1942 at [[Selatar]] but salved by the Japanese Navy and added as IJN ''Heiyo'' in October 1942. Sunk by mine 14 November 1944. * {{HMS\|Minoru\|1919\|6}} — built by Swan Hunter, launched 6 June 1919. Sold 25 February 1920, becoming mercantile ''Haim Mazza''. * {{HMS\|Orby\|1918\|6}} — built by Swan Hunter, launched 22 October 1918. Sold to break up 15 November 1922. * {{HMS\|Ormonde\|1918\|6}} — built by [[Blyth Shipbuilding Company\|Blyth Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Company]], launched 8 June 1918. Survey vessel in March 1924. Sold 6 August 1937 to break up. * {{HMS\|Persimmon\|1919\|6}} — built by Osbourne Graham, launched 4 March 1919. Sold 12 August 1920 but sale was cancelled; re-sold 13 October 1922. * {{HMS\|Rocksand\|1918\|6}} — built by Swan Hunter, launched 10 July 1918. Sold 15 November 1922.

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