French armoured cruiser Mulhouse

History
France
Namesake	Mulhouse
Laid down	1910
Launched	4 November 1911
Completed	10 December 1912
Acquired	3 August 1920
Homeport	Brest
General characteristics
Displacement	4500 tonnes
Length	136 m
Beam	13 m
Propulsion	11 boiler steam engine, three shafts, 35515 HP
Speed	28.2 knots
Range	5825 nmi at 12 knots
Endurance	1200 tonnes of coal, 102 tonnes of fuel
Complement	354 men
Armament	12 × 105 mm 2 × 88 mm 2 torpedo tubes

Mulhouse was an armoured cruiser of the French Navy. She was formerly the German cruiser SMS Stralsund, ceded to France as a war reparation in 1920 and commissioned as Mulhouse.

She was the first class of ship whose armour was built directly with the hull, rather than bolted to it.

She was the flagship of the 2nd squadron of Brest.