List of Ships
| Kanji | Name (Translation) |
Builder | Laid down | Launched | Completed | Fate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 雷 | Ikazuchi "Thunder" |
Yarrow Shipbuilders, Poplar, London | 1897-09-01 | 1898-11-15 | 1899-02-23 | Lost in boiler explosion at Ominato 1913-10-09, written off 1913-11-05, scrapped 1914-04-29 |
| 電 | Inazuma "Lightning" |
Yarrow Shipbuilders, Poplar, London | 1897-11-01 | 1899-01-28 | 1899-04-25 | Lost in collision off Hakodate 1909-12-16, written off 1910-09-15 |
| 霓 | Niji "Rainbow" |
Yarrow Shipbuilders, Poplar, London | 1899-01-01 | 1899-06-22 | 1899-07-29 | Grounded off Shantung Peninsula 1900-07-29, written off 1901-04-08 |
| 曙 | Akebono "Dawn" |
Yarrow Shipbuilders, Poplar, London | 1898-02-01 | 1899-04-25 | 1899-07-03 | Retired 1921-10-18, broken up 1925-05-02 |
| 朧 | Oboro "Moonlight" |
Yarrow Shipbuilders, Poplar, London | 1899-01-01 | 1899-10-05 | 1899-11-01 | Retired 1921-06-21, broken up 1926 |
| 漣 | Sazanami "Ripple" |
Yarrow Shipbuilders, Poplar, London UK | 1897-06-01 | 1899-08-08 | 1899-08-28 | Retired 1913-04-01, sold 1914-08-23 as MV Sazanami-Maru |
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