Lindau-class minehunter
Ship list

Lindau-class minehunter

Section Title: Ship list
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Pennant number	Name	Service	Upgrade	Notes

M1072	Lindau	1 February 1958–1975	Type 331	To Estonian Navy 2000. Renamed Sulev.

M1070	Göttingen	1 April 1957–1976	Type 331	To Latvian Navy 2000. Used as spares hulk.

M1071	Koblenz	6 May 1957–1975	Type 331	To Lithuanian Navy 1999. Renamed Sūduvis.

M1075	Wetzlar	24 June 1957–1976	Type 331

M1074	Tübingen	12 August 1957–1975	Type 331	converted to private yacht,Gibraltar flag, retains most of original appearance including navy grey paint (except white top on funnel)

M1073	Schleswig	2 October 1957–1979	Type 351	To South African Navy 2001. Renamed SAS Tshwane

M1076	Paderborn	4 February 1957–1979	Type 351	To South African Navy 2001. Renamed SAS Mangaung

M1077	Weilheim	5 December 1958–1976	Type 331	On display at the Deutsches Marine Museum, Wilhelmshaven

M1078	Cuxhaven	11 March 1958–1976	Type 331	To Estonian Navy 2000. Renamed Wambola

M1079	Düren	12 June 1958–1979	Type 351	To South African Navy 2001. Renamed SAS Kapa

M1080	Marburg	4 August 1958–1976	Type 331	To Lithuanian Navy 2000. Renamed Kursis.

M1081	Konstanz	30 August 1958–1980	Type 351	To South African Navy 2001. Used as spares hulk.

M1082	Wolfsburg	10 December 1958–1979	Type 351	To South African Navy 2001. Renamed SAS Tekwini

M1083	Ulm	10 February 1959–1978	Type 351	To South African Navy 2001. Used as spares hulk.

M1084	Flensburg	7 April 1959–1970	Type 331	Museum ship

M1085	Minden	9 June 1959–1975	Type 331	To Coast Guard of Georgia 1998. Renamed Ayety (აეტი)

M1086	Fulda	19 August 1959–	Type 331

M1087	Völkingen	20 October 1959–1976	Type 331	To Latvian Navy 2000. Renamed LVNS Nemejs

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All six Type 351s were sold to the South African Navy in 2001.

final_sentence: All six Type 351s were sold to the South African Navy in 2001.