Tonnage: 3,250 tonnes
Length: 102.4 m.
Beam: 12.8 m.
Draught: 4.8 m.
Engines: 2 VQE; 12,500 hp; William Camp
Speed: 18 kts.
Armament: 2-152 mm L/45 quick firing guns, Bethlehem | 2-120 mm L/45 quick firing guns, Bethlehem | 2 torpedo tubes, 457 mm.

• Launched on July 25, 1903 as Abdülmecidiye.
• Commissioned on December 19, 1903 as Mecidiye.
• Took part in the Balkan War.
• On April 3, 1915, Mecidiye hit a Russian mine 15 miles off Odessa. It sank immediately, with 26 sailors losing their lives. Survivors were rescued by Hamidiye.
• On June 8, 1915, Mecidiye was salvaged by the Russians, she was refitted and commissioned by the Russian Navy and renamed Prut.
• In May 1918, Prut was seized by German forces at Sevastopol. On May 13, it was returned to the Turkish Navy and renamed Mecidiye.
• Laid up at Istanbul on October 30, 1918.
• Renewed by the Turkish Navy at Gölcük in 1925.
• Used as a stationary cadet training ship.
• Sold for breaking up in 1952.