built by Caledon Shipbuilding, laid down 16 March 1944, launched 3 October 1944 and completed 24 February 1945. Broken up in August 1963 at Inverkeithing. – built by Swan Hunter, laid down 15 July 1943, launched 25 January 1944 and completed 2 August 1944; transferred to Royal Canadian Navy on completion, returned to Royal Navy in 1945. Transferred to Royal New Zealand Navy on 11 April 1949 as Tutira. – built by Blyth Dry Dock, laid down 3 December 1943, launched 2 September 1944 and completed 11 January 1945. Broken up in November 1957 at Dunston. – built by Charles Hill & Sons, laid down 4 January 1944, launched 3 June 1944 and completed 6 October 1944. Broken up in 1966 at Plymouth. – built by Charles Hill & Sons, laid down 31 March 1944, launched 9 September 1944 and completed 22 December 1944. Broken up in September 1959 at Genoa. – built by Swan Hunter, laid down 6 September 1943, launched 23 February 1944 and completed 10 October 1944. Transferred to Royal New Zealand Navy on 13 September 1948 as Taupo. – built by Ailsa Shipbuilding, laid down 30 November 1943, launched 19 October 1944 and completed 22 February 1945. Broken up in September 1959 at Genoa. – built by Swan Hunter, launched 13 January 1945 and completed 19 October 1945 as Coastal Forces depot ship . Broken up August 1965 at Blyth. – built by Caledon Shipbuilding, laid down 26 June 1944, launched 12 February 1945 and completed 4 July 1945. Broken up in August 1963 at Bo'ness. – built by Ailsa Shipbuilding, laid down 30 March 1944, launched 8 October 1945 and completed 13 July 1946. Broken up in August 1965 at Dalmuir. Transferred ships Royal Canadian Navy All three were returned to the Royal Navy in 1945. South African Navy HMSAS Good Hope (K 432) (ex- HMS Loch Boisdale). Scuttled as an artificial reef in False Bay, 12 December 1978. HMSAS Natal (K 10) (ex- HMS Loch Cree). Survey ship 1957. Sunk as a target off the Cape, 19 September 1972. HMSAS Transvaal (K 602) (ex- HMS Loch Ard). Scuttled as an artificial reef in False Bay, 3 August 1978. Royal New Zealand Navy (ex- HMS Loch Achanalt). Broken up in January 1966 at Hong Kong. (ex- HMS Loch Achray). Sold in 1966 for breaking up at Hong Kong. (ex- HMS Loch Katrine). Sold in November