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This is a list of Royal Navy stations

A Naval station is a geographic command responsible for conducting all naval operations within its defined area. It may consist of flotillas, or squadrons, or individual ships under command.

History
The British Royal Navy for command purposes was separated into a number of stations or fleets, each normally under an admiral, vice admiral, rear admiral or commodore for those stations deemed strategically important. . Minor naval stations normally served as sub-commands to the larger station these would normally be commanded by a naval officer in charge of captain rank or below.

Alphabetical listing
Note:In regards to subordinate listing only the last station the command reported to is shown for example the Aden station through out its history was under six different higher commands. For a full list of stations they were part of see the relevant articles.

F

 * Falmouth
 * Far East Station
 * Fécamp
 * Fleetwood
 * Folkestone
 * France
 * Fraserburgh

G

 * Galway
 * Genoa
 * Gibraltar
 * Glasgow
 * Granton
 * Great Yarmouth
 * Greenock
 * Grimsby

H

 * Haifa
 * Hartlepool
 * Hartlepool and Tees
 * Harwich
 * Harwich Station
 * Holyhead
 * Hull
 * Humber Area
 * Humber Station

I

 * Iceland
 * India
 * Invergordon
 * Inverness
 * Irish Sea Area
 * Ismailia Station
 * Italy

J

 * Jamaica Station

K

 * Kantara
 * Kilidini
 * Killybegs
 * King's Lynn
 * Kingstown
 * Kirkwall

L

 * La Pallice
 * La Spezia
 * Larne
 * Le Havre
 * Leeward Islands Station
 * Leghorn
 * Leith and Granton
 * Leith Station
 * Lerwick
 * Levant
 * Levant and East Mediterranean
 * Lisbon Station
 * Lisbon Station and Coast of Spain
 * Littlehampton
 * Liverpool
 * Lowestoft

M

 * Manchester
 * Marseilles
 * Mediterranean Station
 * Mersa Matruh
 * Methil
 * Middle East
 * Middlesbrough
 * Mudros
 * Murmansk

N

 * Nantes
 * Naples
 * New Zealand Station
 * New Zealand Station
 * Newcastle
 * Newfoundland Station
 * Newhaven
 * Newport
 * Nore Station
 * Nore Station
 * North America and West Indies Station
 * North America and West Indies Station
 * North America Station
 * North of Scotland Area
 * North Sea
 * North Shields
 * Nyasa Lake

O

 * Oban
 * Orkneys and Shetlands
 * Osea
 * Ostend

P

 * Pacific Station
 * Penarth
 * Persian Gulf
 * Persian Gulf Station
 * Peterhead
 * Phillippeville
 * Piraeus
 * Plymouth
 * Plymouth Station
 * Plymouth Station
 * Poole
 * Portugal
 * Port Edgar
 * Port of London
 * Port Said
 * Port Sudan
 * Portsmouth
 * Portsmouth Station

Q

 * Queenstown

R

 * Ramsgate
 * Red Sea Station
 * Reykjavik
 * Rochefort and La Rochelle
 * Rosyth
 * Rotterdam
 * Rouen
 * Rye

S

 * Saldanha Bay
 * Salonika
 * Savona
 * Scapa Flow
 * Scilly Islands
 * Shandon
 * Shanghai
 * Sheerness Station
 * Sierra Leone
 * Simonstown
 * Smyrna
 * South America Station
 * South Atlantic and Pacific Station
 * South Atlantic and South America Station
 * South Atlantic Station
 * Southampton
 * Southend
 * Spithead Station
 * St. Johns
 * St. Malo and Granville
 * St. Nazaire
 * St. Valery
 * Stornoway
 * Suez
 * Sunderland
 * Swansea
 * Swarbacks Minn

T

 * Tanganyika
 * Taranto
 * Taranto and Adriatic
 * Tees
 * Thames and Medway Station
 * Thames Station
 * Thurso
 * Torquay
 * Trieste
 * Tripoli
 * Trouville
 * Tunisia
 * Tyne

V

 * Vancouver
 * Venice
 * Vladivostoc

W

 * Wei-hai-Wei
 * Wellington
 * West Africa Station
 * West Coast of Africa Station
 * Western Italy
 * West Indies Station
 * West River
 * Western Atlantic Station

Y

 * Yangtse River
 * Yarmouth Station

Z

 * Zanzibar