This is a list of Royal Ordnance Factories.
- Royal Arsenal Factory No 1.
- Royal Small Arms Factory Enfield Factory No 2.
- Royal Powder Mill Factory No 31.
- ROF Aycliffe; Filling Factory No. 8
- ROF Beech Hill, Wigan
- ROF Birtley.
- ROF Bishopton; Explosive ROF (3 factories).
- ROF Blackburn.
- ROF Blackpole; SAA Factory No. 20.
- ROF Brackla; Filling Factory No. 11.
- ROF Bridgend; Filling Factory No. 2.
- ROF Bridgwater; Explosive ROF. No. 37 (opened 1941 closed 2008)
- ROF Burghfield; Filling Factory No. 18 (later part of the Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE)) .
- ROF Cardiff; Engineering ROF (later part of the Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE)).
- ROF Chorley; Filling Factory No. 1.
- ROF Dalmuir; Engineering ROF.
- ROF Drigg; Explosive ROF.
- ROF Dunham on the Hill; Explosives storage depot [1]
- ROF Elstow; Filling Factory No. 16.
- ROF Fazakerley; Rifles Factory.
- ROF Featherstone; Filling Factory No. 17.
- ROF Glascoed; Filling Factory No. 3.
- ROF Hirwaun.
- ROF Irvine; Explosive ROF
- ROF Kirkby; Filling Factory No. 7.
- ROF Leeds; Engineering ROF.
- ROF Maltby; Rifles Factory.
- ROF Melmerby; Munitions Inspection Factory.
- ROF Newport; Engineering ROF.
- ROF Nottingham; Engineering ROF.
- ROF Patricroft; M/C Shop Engineering ROF.
- ROF Pembrey; Explosive ROF.
- ROF Poole; Engineering ROF.
- ROF Queniborough; Filling Factory No. 10.
- ROF Radway Green; SAA Factory No. 13.
- ROF Ranskill; Explosive ROF.
- ROF Risley; Filling Factory No. 6.
- ROF Rotherwas, Herefordshire, Filling Factory No. 4
- ROF Ruddington, Nottinghamshire; Filling Factory No. 14.
- ROF Sellafield (later the nuclear establishment Sellafield).
- ROF Southall; SAA Filling Factory.
- ROF Summerfield; SAA Filling Factory.
- ROF Spennymoor; SAA Factory No. 21.
- ROF Steeton; SAA Factory No. 22.
- ROF Swynnerton; Filling Factory No. 5.
- ROF Theale; Engineering ROF.
- ROF Thorp Arch; Filling Factory No. 9.
- ROF Wrexham; Explosive ROF.
See also
References
- ↑ "ROF Storage Depot Dunham-on-the Hill". Archived from the original on 1 March 2012. Retrieved 2 June 2014.
Further reading
- Cocroft, Wayne D., (2000). Dangerous Energy: The archaeology of gunpowder and military explosives manufacture, Swindon: English Heritage, ISBN 1-85074-718-0.
- Kohan, C. M., (1952). Works and Buildings: (History of the Second World War. United Kingdom Civil Series). London: HMSO & Longmans, Green and Co.
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