Alsedo class
Alsedo (A), (1924–1957), seized by the rebels at Cartagena harbor at the end of the Civil War
Lazaga (L), (1925–1961), at the dockyard in Cartagena at the end of the Civil War
Churruca class
First series
Sánchez Barcáiztegui (SB), (1928–1964), sunk during the March 1939 events in Cartagena, refloated and still at the dockyard in Cartagena by the end of the Civil War
José Luis Díez (JD), (1929–1965), became part of the Basque Auxiliary Navy in 1936.
Seized in Gibraltar since 1938
Almirante Ferrándiz (AF), (1929–1936), sunk by cruiser Canarias on 21 September 1936 in the Battle of Cape Espartel
Lepanto (LE), (1930–1957), fled to Bizerte after the March 1939 events in Cartagena
Churruca (CH) (1931–1963), seized by the rebels at Cartagena harbor at the end of the Civil War
Alcalá Galiano (AG), (1931–1957), at the dockyard in Cartagena by the end of the Civil War
Almirante Valdés (AV), (1933–1957), fled to Bizerte after the March 1939 events in Cartagena
Second series
Almirante Antequera (AA), (1935–1965), fled to Bizerte after the March 1939 events in Cartagena
Almirante Miranda (AM), (1936–1970), fled to Bizerte after the March 1939 events in Cartagena
Císcar (CR), (1936–1957), became part of the Basque Auxiliary Navy in 1936.
She was bombed and sunk in 1937 at El Musel, Asturias.
Refloated and used by the rebel navy in 1938
Escaño (E), (1936–1963), fled to Bizerte after the March 1939 events in Cartagena
Gravina (G), (1936–1963), fled to Bizerte after the March 1939 events in Cartagena
Jorge Juan (JJ), (1937–1959), fled to Bizerte after the March 1939 events in Cartagena
Ulloa (UA), (1937–1963), fled to Bizerte after the March 1939 events in Cartagena
Third series
Liniers, under construction in Cartagena
General Álava, under construction in Cartagena
Alsedo class
Alsedo (A), (1924–1957), seized by the rebels at Cartagena harbor at the end of the Civil War
Lazaga (L), (1925–1961), at the dockyard in Cartagena at the end of the Civil War
Churruca class
First series
Sánchez Barcáiztegui (SB), (1928–1964), sunk during the March 1939 events in Cartagena, refloated and still at the dockyard in Cartagena by the end of the Civil War
José Luis Díez (JD), (1929–1965), became part of the Basque Auxiliary Navy in 1936. Seized in Gibraltar since 1938
Almirante Ferrándiz (AF), (1929–1936), sunk by cruiser Canarias on 21 September 1936 in the Battle of Cape Espartel
Lepanto (LE), (1930–1957), fled to Bizerte after the March 1939 events in Cartagena
Churruca (CH) (1931–1963), seized by the rebels at Cartagena harbor at the end of the Civil War
Alcalá Galiano (AG), (1931–1957), at the dockyard in Cartagena by the end of the Civil War
Almirante Valdés (AV), (1933–1957), fled to Bizerte after the March 1939 events in Cartagena
Second series
Almirante Antequera (AA), (1935–1965), fled to Bizerte after the March 1939 events in Cartagena
Almirante Miranda (AM), (1936–1970), fled to Bizerte after the March 1939 events in Cartagena
Císcar (CR), (1936–1957), became part of the Basque Auxiliary Navy in 1936. She was bombed and sunk in 1937 at El Musel, Asturias. Refloated and used by the rebel navy in 1938
Escaño (E), (1936–1963), fled to Bizerte after the March 1939 events in Cartagena
Gravina (G), (1936–1963), fled to Bizerte after the March 1939 events in Cartagena
Jorge Juan (JJ), (1937–1959), fled to Bizerte after the March 1939 events in Cartagena
Ulloa (UA), (1937–1963), fled to Bizerte after the March 1939 events in Cartagena
Third series
Liniers, under construction in Cartagena
General Álava, under construction in Cartagena
Spanish Republican Navy