Cruisers under Construction 1 January 1930 – 31 December 1936

Europe/South America

Country	Name	Laid Down	Displacement	Main Armament
Italy	Bolzano	1930	10,890	8-8”
Italy	Luigi Cadorna Armando Diaz	1930	5,323	8-6”
Italy	Gorizia Pola	1930-31	11,680	8-8”
UK	Leander Neptune Orion Achilles Ajax	1930-33	6,985	8-6”
Italy	Raimondo Montecuccoli	1931	7,405	8-6”
France	Algerie	1931	10,000	8-8”
France	Emile Bertin	1931	5,886	9-6”
France	La Galissonniere Georges Leygues Gloire Jean de Vienne Marseillaise Montcalm	1931-33	7,600	9-6”
Italy	Duca d’Aosta Eugenio di Savoia	1932-33	8,317	8-6”
Italy	Abruzzi Giuseppe Garibaldi	1933	9,440	10-6”
Netherlands	De Ruyter	1933	6,442	7-5.9”
UK/Australia	Sydney Perth Hobart	1933	6,830	8-6”
Germany	Nürnberg	1933	6,980	9-5.9”
UK	Arethusa Galatea Penelope Aurora	1933-35	5,220-5,354	6-6”
UK	Southampton Newcastle Birmingham Glasgow Sheffield Liverpool Manchester Gloucester	1934-36	9,100	12-6”
Germany	Admiral Hipper Blucher Prinz Eugen Seydlitz	1935-36	14,247	8-8”
USSR	Kirov Voroshilov Maksim Gorky	1935-36	7,756	9-7.1”
Netherlands	Tromp	1936	3,450	6-5.9”
Argentina	La Argentina	1936	6,500	9-6”
UK	Edinburgh Belfast	1936	10,550	12-6”

USA/Japan

Country	Name	Laid Down	Displacement	Main Armament
USA	Portland	1930	10,258	9-8”
USA	New Orleans Astoria Minneapolis Tuscaloosa San Francisco Quincy Vincennes	1930-34	10,136	9-8”
Japan	Mogami Mikuma Suzuya Kumano	1931-34	8,500[1]	15-6.1”[2]
Japan	Tone Chikuma	1934-35	11,215	15-6.1”[3]
USA	Brooklyn Philadelphia Savannah Nashville Phoenix Boise Honolulu St Louis Helena	1934-36	9,767	15-6”
USA	Wichita	1935	10,589	9-8”

[1] Nominally of 8,500 tons, but actually of 11,224 tons as first completed. E Lacroix & L Wells, 1997, Japanese Cruisers of the Pacific War, Naval Institute Press, Annapolis, MD, pp436, 449,

[2] These ships were completed with 15-6.1-inch guns, but were later modified to carry 10-8-inch guns after the expiry of LNT30. See Section 7.4.

[3] These ships were laid down to be armed with 6.1inch guns, but this was changed while they were under construction (after the expiry of LNT30), and the ships were completed with 10-8-inch guns. See Section 7.4.