New Granadian Navy(Principia Moderni IV Map Game)

The New Granadian Navy is the navy of the Kingdom of New Granada. The modern Navy was founded in the 1880s shortly after the establishment of the Trans-Istmo Canal. The Navy is divided into small deployment groups, the Caribbean Task Force operating in the Caribbean and around the Trans-Istmo Canal and the Pacific High Seas Fleet operating in the Pacific Ocean.

Composition[]

Ship	Main Guns	Displacement	Propulsion	Service
Ship	Main Guns	Displacement	Propulsion	Laid Down	Launched	Commisoned	Fate
NGS Bathurst				1887	1888	1890	In Service
NGS Bucardo				1887	1888	1890	Sunk During the New Granadian Civil War in 1919
NGS Jorge				1887	1888	1890	In Service
NGS Soberano				1887	1888	1890	Sunk During the Aztlani Civil War in 1924
NGS Pinedo				1887	1888	1890	Suhk During the New Granadian Civil War in 1920
NGS Thorne				1887	1888	1890	Sunk During the New Granadian Civil War in 1919
NGS Independência (PDB)	24 cm K L/35	2336 tons	2-shaft, 2 Vertical Compound steam engines, 3,000 ihp (2,200 kW), 4 boilers, 340 tons coal (maximum)	15 March 1890	26 February 1891	1893	In Service
NGS Liberdade (PDB)	24 cm K L/35	2336 tons	2-shaft, 2 Vertical Compound steam engines, 3,000 ihp (2,200 kW), 4 boilers, 340 tons coal (maximum)	9 February 1890	17 April 1891	1893	In Service
NGS Vigésimo (PC)
NGS Nove de Julho (PC)
NGS Bogotá (PC)
NGS Garibaldi (AC)
NGS São Martim(AC)
NGS Pueyrredón(AC)
NGS Miguel (AC)
NGS Rivadavia(AC)
NGS Mariano Moreno

Caribbean Task Force[]


NGS Bathurst				1887	1888	1890
NGS Bucardo				1887	1888	1890
NGS Jorge				1887	1888	1890
NGS Soberano				1887	1888	1890
NGS Pinedo				1887	1888	1890
NGS Thorne				1887	1888	1890
NGS Independência (PDB)	24 cm K L/35	2336 tons	2-shaft, 2 Vertical Compound steam engines, 3,000 ihp (2,200 kW), 4 boilers, 340 tons coal (maximum)	15 March 1890	26 February 1891	1893	In Service
NGS Liberdade (PDB)	24 cm K L/35	2336 tons	2-shaft, 2 Vertical Compound steam engines, 3,000 ihp (2,200 kW), 4 boilers, 340 tons coal (maximum)	9 February 1890	17 April 1891	1893	In Service
NGS Vigésimo (PC)	4 × 6-inch (152 mm) QF guns	3600 tons	2-shaft VTE, 14,500 ihp (10,800 kW), 8 cylindrical boilers, 350 to 750 tons coal	1891	1892	1895	In Service
NGS Nove de Julho (PC)	4 × 6-inch (152 mm) QF guns	3600 tons	2-shaft VTE, 14,500 ihp (10,800 kW), 8 cylindrical boilers, 350 to 750 tons coal	1892	1893	1895	In Service
NGS Bogotá (PC)	2 × 8 in (203 mm)/45 guns (2×1)	4,788 long tons (4,865 tonnes)	Two vertical triple expansion steam engines 8 cylindrical boilers 2 shafts	February 1893	10 May 1895	February 1896	In Service
NGS Garibaldi (AC)	2 × single 254 mm (10 in) guns	6,840 tonnes (6,730 long tons)	2 Shafts; 2 Vertical triple-expansion steam engines	1893	27 May 1895	February 1896	In Service
NGS São Martim(AC)	2 × twin 203 mm (8 in) guns	8,100 tonnes (8,000 long tons)	2 Shafts; 2 Vertical triple-expansion steam engines	1894	25 May 1896	October 1896	In Service
NGS Pueyrredón(AC)	2 × single 254 mm (10 in) guns	8,000 tonnes (7,900 long tons)	2 Shafts; 2 Vertical triple-expansion steam engines	1895	25 September 1897	August 1898	In Service
NGS Miguel (AC)	2 × single 254 mm (10 in) guns	8,100 tonnes (8,000 long tons)	2 Shafts; 2 Vertical triple-expansion steam engines	1895	25 July 1897	8 October 1898	In Service
NGS Rivadavia(AC)	1 single 10 in/40 Type 41 gun(forward)	7,700 tonnes (7,578 long tons)	2 Shafts 2 Vertical triple-expansion steam engines	10 March 1902	22 October 1902	7 January 1904	In Service
NGS Mariano Moreno

Pacific High Seas Fleet[]


NGS Capitão Pimentel
NGS Palestrante Eduardo
NGS Palestrante Emanuel
NGS Baptista
NGS Esmeralda
NGS Palestrante Ruy
NGS Constituição
NGS Liberdade
NGS Panama

New Granadian Reserve Fleet[]

Ship	Main Guns	Displacement	Propulsion	Laid-Down	Launched	Commisoned	Fate
NGS Almirante Marrom
NGS A Parata
NGS Os Andes
NGS Patagônia
NGS Pátria