When Southampton began to get badly bombed, other factories were sought to build much needed Spitfires. Castle Bromwich Vickers Aircraft Company was one of the main factories and built about half of all Spitfires .
Figures suggest 20,351
There are many factories built there because of it's many rivers to transport goods.
No. Spitfires were built in the UK, but Germany did capture some Spitfires after they crashed in France. One was actually tested with a Daimler/Benz engine.
Britain made 20,351 spitfires.
During WW2, the Supermarine factory at Southampton was overwhelmed by orders, and also suffered severe bombing, so Spitfires were also built at several other places, Westland Aircraft, Nuffield car factories, and in Vickers, Castle Bromwich. - It's difficult to track all the numbers, but almost 55% of all Spitfires were built in Castle Bromwich. In one period, June 1942 -July 1943, Castle Bromwich made over 2,190 Spitfires, mostly MkV and IX. - That's almost 6 aircraft per day - amazing !
The Supermarine Spitfire was designed and built by Supermarine.
It was built on a site now a housing estate called Castle Vale. On the aproach to which you will find the "spitfire" island. Which is a traffic island bearing a sculpture of spitfires in flight by Tim Tolkien.
There are Spitfires in many museums around the US. There are also many flying Spitfires . -Google "surviving Spitfires" and see the list.
The answers is unknown but 20,351 were built and 50 Seafire's (carrier going Spitfire's) and Spitfires are still flying and 20 undergoing restoration. Hope this helps.
There were 20,351 spitfires in total made in WWII.
In the UK there are just over 20 flying and worldwide approaching 40 (according to UK's Channel 4 TV chat forum)