Submarines Built in Canada

Submarines (S)

It is an historical curiosity that Canadian Vickers built submarines during World War One. If anyone has any corrections or additions to this table, please send them to info@navalmarinearchive.com.

Most recent update: 5 March 2015.

Shipbuilder	Hull#	Original Name	Original Owner	Tons	Completed	Disposition
Vickers		H 1	Royal Navy	364	26-May-15	Sold 1921
Vickers		H 2	Royal Navy	364	4-Jun-15	Sold 1925
Vickers		H 3	Royal Navy	364	3-Jun-15	Mined and lost 1916
Vickers		H 4	Royal Navy	364	5-Jun-15	Sold 1921
Vickers		H 5	Royal Navy	364	10-Jun-15	Rammed and lost 1918
Vickers		H 6	Royal Navy	364	9-Jun-15	Scuttled 1945
Vickers		H 7	Royal Navy	364	25-Jun-15	Sold 1921
Vickers		H 8	Royal Navy	364	25-Jun-15	Sold 1921
Vickers		H 9	Royal Navy	364	29-Jun-15	Sold 1921
Vickers		H 10	Royal Navy	364	29-Jun-15	Missing 1918
Vickers	3	H 1	Italian Navy	361	23-Dec-16	Struck 1947
Vickers	4	H 2	Italian Navy	361	15-Dec-16	Struck 1947
Vickers	5	AG 21	Russian Navy	361	1917	Later Metallist, A 5
Vickers	6	AG 22	Russian Navy	361	1917	Abandoned 1923
Vickers	7	AG 23	Russian Navy	361	1917	Later Nevamozhny, Shakhter, A 1, destroyed 1941
Vickers	10	H 3	Italian Navy	361	15-May-17	Struck 1937
Vickers	11	H 4	Italian Navy	361	15-May-17	Struck 1947
Vickers	12	H 5	Italian Navy	361	15-May-17	Sunk 1918
Vickers	13	H 6	Italian Navy	361	24-May-17	Sunk 1943
Vickers	14	H 7	Italian Navy	361	24-May-17	Struck 1930
Vickers	15	H 8	Italian Navy	361	27-Jun-18	Sunk 1943
Vickers	16	AG 24	Russian Navy	361	1917	Later Lunacharsky, Kommunist, A2
Vickers	17	AG 25	Russian Navy	361	1917	Later Marksist, A3
Vickers	18	AG 26	Russian Navy	361	1917	Later Kamenev, Polirabotnik, A4

These shipbuilding pages are part of an ongoing project; new material and data is added regularly.

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