Seta-class gunboat

Class overview
Gunboat Seta on the Yantze River 1935.
Name:	Seta
Builders:	Mitsubishi, Kobe Harima Shipbuilding
General characteristics
Displacement:	338 long tons (343 t) standard, 400 long tons (410 t) tons full load
Length:	56.1 m (184 ft 1 in)
Beam:	8.2 m (26 ft 11 in)
Draft:	1.0 m (3 ft 3 in)
Propulsion:	2,100 hp (1,500 kW)
Speed:	16 knots
Range:	1,750 nmi @ 10 knots (3,240 km at 19 km/h)
Complement:	62
Armament:	2x7.6 cm/40 cal gun, 3x13 mm machine guns

Seta class gunboats (勢多型砲艦, Seta-gata hōkan) were a class of riverine gunboats of the Imperial Japanese Navy.

The class consisted of 4 vessels:

Navy	Taiyō^C Kaiyō^SC Shin'yō^SC Shimane Maru^C

Army	Akitsu Maru^C Yamashio Maru^C Kumano Maru^SC

1st class	Minekaze Kamikaze Mutsuki Fubuki Akatsuki Hatsuharu Shiratsuyu Asashio Kagerō Yūgumo Akizuki Shimakaze^S Matsu Tachibana

2nd class	Momo Momi Wakatake

1st class	Junsen Type A (Kō) Type B (Otsu) Type C (Hei) Type D (Tei)/Sen'yu Kaidai Kiraisen (I-121) Senho (I-351) Sentoku (I-400) Sentaka (I-201) I-501^S I-502^S I-503^S I-504^S I-505^S I-506^S

2nd class	Kaichū Type L Sen-Shō (Ro-100) Sen'yu-Shō (Ha-101) Sentaka-Shō (Ha-201) Ro-500^S Ro-501^S

Army	Maru Yu

Ocean	Saga^S Ataka^S Hashidate Okitsu^S

River	Toba^S Seta Atami Fushimi Kotaka^S Karatsu^S Maiko^S Narumi^S Suma^S Tatara^S

Small craft

S: Single ship of class
C: Converted to ship type
L: Officially classed as light cruisers under Washington Naval Treaty until 1939 refits
I: Incomplete until the end of the war
X: Cancelled

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