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| [[Rikō]] || [[Imperial Shipbuilding Co.]] || 13 November 1930 || 12 April 1933 || 5 May 1934 || Sunk at TBD ||  
| [[Rikō]] || [[Imperial Shipbuilding Co.]] || 9 October 1936 || 24 November 1937 || 2 December 1938 || Sunk at TBD ||  
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| [[Mirō]] || [[Imperial Shipbuilding Co.]] || 27 July 1931 || 19 November 1933 || 29 November 1934 || Scrapped in 1947 ||  
| [[Mirō]] || [[Imperial Shipbuilding Co.]] || 12 December 1938 || 12 December 1939 || 4 February 1941 || Scrapped in 1947 ||  
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| [[Abagi]] || [[Imperial Shipbuilding Co.]] || 6 December 1931 || 2 January 1934 || 14 February 1935 || Sunk at TBD ||  
| [[Abagi]] || [[Imperial Shipbuilding Co.]] || 12 December 1938 || 12 December 1939 || 4 February 1941 || Sunk at TBD ||  
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| [[Entama]] || [[Imperial Shipbuilding Co.]] || 26 September 1932 || 25 December 1934 || 1 March 1936 || Sunk at TBD ||  
| [[Entama]] || [[Imperial Shipbuilding Co.]] || 12 December 1938 || 12 December 1939 || 4 February 1941 || Sunk at TBD ||  
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| [[Sōkita]] || [[Imperial Shipbuilding Co.]] || 19 February 1933 || 14 October 1935 || 8 October 1936 || Sunk at TBD ||  
| [[Sōkita]] || [[Imperial Shipbuilding Co.]] || 12 December 1938 || 12 December 1939 || 4 February 1941 || Sunk at TBD ||  
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| [[Sōdaka]] || [[Imperial Shipbuilding Co.]] || 11 July 1934 || 2 February 1937 || 5 February 1938 || Scrapped in 1948 ||  
| [[Sōdaka]] || [[Imperial Shipbuilding Co.]] || 12 December 1938 || 12 December 1939 || 4 February 1941 || Scrapped in 1948 ||  
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| [[Enmaki]] || [[Imperial Shipbuilding Co.]] || 4 April 1935 || 11 June 1937 || 9 August 1938 || Sunk at TBD ||  
| [[Enmaki]] || [[Imperial Shipbuilding Co.]] || 12 December 1938 || 12 December 1939 || 4 February 1941 || Sunk at TBD ||  
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| [[Okutoro]] || [[Imperial Shipbuilding Co.]] || 5 December 1936 || 1 January 1939 || 1 January 1940 || Sunk at TBD ||  
| [[Okutoro]] || [[Imperial Shipbuilding Co.]] || 12 December 1938 || 12 December 1939 || 4 February 1941 || Sunk at TBD ||  
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Revision as of 23:31, 7 October 2019

Rikō-class cruiser.jpg
Mirō in 1941
Class overview
Builders: Imperial Shipbuilding Co.
Operators:  Imperial Taoist Navy
Preceded by: Chiga class
Succeeded by: Teke class
Built: 1930-1938
In commission: 1932-1947
Planned: 8
Completed: 8
Lost: 6
Scrapped: 2
General characteristics
Type: Heavy cruiser
Displacement: 8,509
Length: 201.6 m (661 ft)
Beam: 20.6 m (68 ft)
Draught: 5.5 m (18 ft)
Installed power: 152,000 shp (113,000 kW)
Propulsion:
Speed: 37 knots (69 km/h; 43 mph)
Range: 8,000 nmi (15,000 km; 9,200 mi)
Complement: 850 enlisted and officers
Armament:
Armor:
Aircraft carried: 3 x floatplanes
Aviation facilities: 2 catapults

The Rikō-class cruiser was a class of heavy cruisers build for the Imperial Taoist Navy (ITN) in the years building up to World War II.

Design

Propulsion

Armament

Armor

Crew facilities

Construction

Ships in the class

Name Builder Laid down Launched Commissioned Fate Notes
Rikō Imperial Shipbuilding Co. 9 October 1936 24 November 1937 2 December 1938 Sunk at TBD
Mirō Imperial Shipbuilding Co. 12 December 1938 12 December 1939 4 February 1941 Scrapped in 1947
Abagi Imperial Shipbuilding Co. 12 December 1938 12 December 1939 4 February 1941 Sunk at TBD
Entama Imperial Shipbuilding Co. 12 December 1938 12 December 1939 4 February 1941 Sunk at TBD
Sōkita Imperial Shipbuilding Co. 12 December 1938 12 December 1939 4 February 1941 Sunk at TBD
Sōdaka Imperial Shipbuilding Co. 12 December 1938 12 December 1939 4 February 1941 Scrapped in 1948
Enmaki Imperial Shipbuilding Co. 12 December 1938 12 December 1939 4 February 1941 Sunk at TBD
Okutoro Imperial Shipbuilding Co. 12 December 1938 12 December 1939 4 February 1941 Sunk at TBD
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