HMS Cochrane (Warrior Class)

HMS Cochrane (Lead Ship) "Warrior" Class Armoured Cruiser. Built by Fairfield Shipbuilding & Engineering Co., Govan, Glasgow February 1907. Served most of the Great War with the Grand Fleet and took part in the Battle of Jutland in 1916. Wrecked in the Mersey Estuary (River Mersey near Liverpool) November 14th 1918.

This table from: http://web.ukonline.co.uk/aj.cashmore/britain/cruisers/warrior/cochrane.html

Dimensions
Laid down	24th March 1904
Launched	20th May 1905
Completed	18th February 1907
Commissioned	N/A
Fate	Wrecked: 14th November 1918
Builders	Fairfield, Govan United Kingdom
Complement	712
Displacement	13550 tons max
Dimensions	505' 4" x 73' 6"
Draught	25'
Armament
Main guns	6 x 9.2" (6 x 1)
Secondary guns	4 x 7.5" (4 x 1)
Torpedo tubes	3 x 18" submerged
Other weapons	26 x 3pdr
Countermeasures	None
Armour	Belt: 3" - 6" Deck: 0.75" - 1.5" Bulkheads: 2" - 6" C.T.: 10" Turrets: 4.5" - 7.5"
Aircraft Facilities
Aircraft	None
Flightdeck	None
Hangar	None
Catapults	None
Arrestor system	None
Aviation fuel	None
Electronics Fit
Radar	None
Sonar	None
ECM	None
Other	N/A
Machinery
Engines	25 x Yarrow boilers 2 x 4 cyl. triple expansion
Power output	23000ihp
Speed	23kts
Shafts	2
Range	N/A
Fuel	2050 tons coal