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List of oldest surviving ships

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This is a list of the oldest ships in the world which have survived to this day with exceptions to certain categories. The ships on the main list, which include warships, yachts, tall ships, and vessels recovered during archaeological excavations, all date to between 500 AD and 1918; earlier ships are covered in thelist of surviving ancient ships. Vessels listed are sorted by date of launch as most accurately known. Many of the ships in the "Build location" column were built for use in other countries by theUnited Kingdom, which in the mid to late 1800s was a dominant worldwide ship builder. A majority of ships on this list are found inmuseums, and it includes examples that are the last of their kind left in the world.

This is adynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help byadding missing items withreliable sources.

List criteria

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While this list includes the "oldest surviving" ships, many have since been restored, and/or reconstructed. Ships that have been exposed to the elements gradually deteriorate over time, thus no ship can be considered truly original due to part replacements during a ship's life. This leads to a known paradox called the "Ship of Theseus", making the definition of "original" unclear.[1] An example is theUSS Niagara: the original sank in 1820 and was raised and reconstructed three times.[2] These extensive reconstructions left little of the original ship remaining (nonstructural items). Another separate issue is incomplete ships due to weathering conditions caused by their status as a formershipwreck, or by sheer neglect. One example is the shipMary Rose, whose raised and preserved remains consist of only a partial hull. Those that remain underwater and intact are lumped into a separate category that focuses on shipwrecks, such as those found in theBlack Sea. Many surviving old ships may also appear on other Wikipedia lists such aslightvessels. Many old lightvessels survive worldwide to this day, unlike ocean liners of which there are very few pre-World War II examples.

With these things in mind, the following are excluded

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  • Replicas – There is an article onship replicas.
  • Underwater wrecks – There is an index withlists of shipwrecks.
  • Ships made after 1918 – This is a list of "oldest" ships launched before 1919.

The following things are included in this page

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  • Reconstructed ships – "Restored" is fine as long as the ship retains its original features or some of its original features.[a]
  • Wreckage – As long as they are restored in some way and put on display as a museum exhibit. All of the ships listed below include a fully intact or partially intacthull. Ships like theLady Elizabeth are still considered to be surviving despite their current condition of not being preserved.

Legend

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  •   These ships have been preserved inmuseums or
    they are no longer in use but still exist to this day.
  •   Not a museum ship (commercial vessel, privately
    owned, etcetera)
  • N/A indicates that information is unavailable or yet to be evaluated.

Oldest ships

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Before 500 AD

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For a list of surviving ancient ships dating before 500 AD, seeList of surviving ancient ships.

500–1400s AD

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NameImageYear of constructionTypeBuild location[b]Current locationOverall
length
Punjulharjo boat660–780 AD[3][4]Lashed-lug boatIndonesia
(Rembang Regency)
Indonesia
(Punjulharjo Cultural Conservation Site, Rembang Regency)
51 ft (16 m)
Butuan Boat 2689–940 AD[5][6]Lashed-lug boatPhilippines
(Butuan)
Philippines
(National Museum of Anthropology,Manila)
37 ft (11 m)
Äskekärrskeppet8th century[7]Viking shipSweden
(Museum of Gothenburg,Gothenburg)
52.4 ft (16.0 m)
Butuan Boat 1777–988[8][9]Lashed-lug boatPhilippines
(Butuan)
Philippines
(National Museum of the Philippines, Butuan)
33 ft (10 m)
FirstLake Mendota canoe800[10]Dugout canoeUnited States
(Lake Mendota)
United States
(Unknown)
15 ft (4.6 m)
Oseberg Ship820[11]Viking shipNorway
(Vestfold)
Norway
(Oslo)
71 ft (22 m)
Gokstad ship900[12]Viking shipNorway
(Vestfold)
Norway
(Oslo)
76 ft (23 m)
Tune ship900[13]Viking shipNorway
(Vestfold)
Norway
(Oslo)
61.3 ft (18.7 m)[c]
Utrecht ship997–1030[14][15]Cargo vesselNetherlands
(Unknown)
Netherlands
(Utrecht)
58.39 ft (17.80 m)
Serçe Limanı Shipwreck[d]11th century[16]Merchant shipByzantine EmpireTurkey
(Bodrum)
49.2 ft (15.0 m)
Viksbåten [sv]11th century[17]Viking shipSweden
(Unknown)
Sweden
(Erikskulle museum)
31.49 ft (9.60 m)
Stanley Ferry logboat1000[18][19]LogboatBritainUnited Kingdom
(Wakefield)
19 ft (5.8 m)
Roskilde 6 [da]1025[20][21][22]Viking shipNorway
(Oslo)
Denmark
(Copenhagen)
122.7 ft (37.4 m)
Skuldelev 11030[23]Viking shipNorway
(Sognefjorden)
Denmark
(Roskilde)
51.96 ft (15.84 m)
Skuldelev 51030[24]Viking shipDenmark
(Roskilde)
Denmark
(Roskilde)
56.7 ft (17.3 m)
Skuldelev 61030[25]Viking shipNorway
(Sognefjorden)
Denmark
(Roskilde)
36.7 ft (11.2 m)
Skuldelev 31040[26]Viking shipDenmark
(Unknown)
Denmark
(Roskilde)
45 ft (14 m)
Skuldelev 21042[27]Viking shipKingdom of DublinDenmark
(Roskilde)
98 ft (30 m)
Ląd boatAfter 1125[28][29]Cargo vesselPoland
(Wrocław)
Poland
(Gdańsk)
27.8 ft (8.5 m)[e]
Ellingåskibet [da]1163[30]Merchant shipDenmark
(Jutland)
Denmark
(Frederikshavn)
47.57 ft (14.50 m)
Quanzhou ship1272JunkChina
(Unknown)
China
(Fujian)
113.5 ft (34.6 m)
Shinan ship14th century[31][32]Trade shipChina
(Unknown)
South Korea
(Mokpo)
105 ft (32 m)
Bremen cog1380[33]Trade shipHoly Roman Empire
(Archbishopric of Bremen)
Germany
(Bremerhaven)
79 ft (24 m)
IJssel cog [nl]15th century[34]CogNetherlands
(Guelders)
Netherlands
(Lelystad)
65 ft (20 m)
Newport Ship1449[35]Trade shipSpain
(Basque Country)
United Kingdom
(Newport)[f]
116 ft (35 m)

1500s–1859

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NamesImageYear of constructionTypeBuild location[b]Current locationOverall
length
Mary Rose1511CarrackEngland
(Unknown)
United Kingdom
(Portsmouth)
Riddarholmsskeppet [sv]1517[36]Sailing warship[g]Sweden
(Unknown)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
Maasilinn Ship [et]1550Transport shipSaaremaaEstonia
(Tallinn)
52 ft (16 m)
Tarihi KadırgaLate 16th century[37][38]GalleyOttoman EmpireTurkey
(Istanbul)
130 ft (39.64 m)
Sparrow Hawk1626[39]PinnaceEngland
(Unknown)
United States
(Plymouth)[h]
40 ft (12 m)
Vasa1627[40]Sailing warship[g]Swedish Empire
(Stockholm)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
226 ft (69 m)
Botik of Peter the Great1640sMiniature WarshipEngland orRussiaRussia
(Central Naval Museum)
23 ft (7.0 m)
State Barge of Charles II1670[41][42]ShallopEngland
(Unknown)
United Kingdom
(Portsmouth)
35 ft (11 m)
La Belle1684Colony ShipKingdom of FranceUnited States
(Austin, TX)
54.4 ft (16.6 m)
Queen Mary's Shallop1689[43]ShallopUnited Kingdom
(Unknown)
United Kingdom
(Greenwich)
41.60 ft (12.69 m)
Fortuna1689–1692[44]BoatRussia
(Unknown)
Russia
(Pereslavl-Zalessky)
24 ft (7.3 m)
Tsar Peters Båt1697[45]BoatNetherlands
(Zaardam)
Sweden
(Livrustkammaren)
16.73 ft (5.10 m)
Galeota Grande [pt]1711[46][47]Royal bargeKingdom of Portugal
(Ribeira)
Portugal
(Lisbon)
81 ft (24 m)
Bucintoro dei Savoia1729[48][49]Royal bargeRepublic of VeniceItaly
(Venaria Reale)
52 ft (16 m)
Prince Frederick's Barge1732[50]Royal bargeGreat Britain
(South Bank, London)
United Kingdom
(Greenwich)
63.34 ft (19.31 m)
Barque1735–1750[51][52]Transport shipCanadaCanada
(Quebec City)
31.00 ft (9.45 m)
Galeota Pequena1753[53][54]Royal bargeKingdom of Portugal
(Unknown)
Portugal
(Lisbon)
58 ft (18 m)
HMSVictory1765[55]Ship of the lineGreat Britain
(Chatham, Kent)
United Kingdom
(Portsmouth)
228 ft (69 m)
USSPhiladelphia1776[56][57]GunboatUnited States
(Skenesboro)
United States
(Washington, D.C.)
53 ft (16 m)
Bergantim real1780[58]Royal bargeKingdom of Portugal
(Lisbon)
Portugal
(Lisbon)
96 ft (29 m)
Hvide Chalup1780[59]Royal bargeDenmark
(Unknown)
Denmark
(Copenhagen)
Margaret1780[60][61]Sailing yachtUnited Kingdom
(Whitehaven)
United Kingdom
(Windermere)
86.9 ft (26.5 m)
Delfinen [sv]1787[62]Royal bargeSweden
(Karlskrona)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
33 ft (10 m)
Galten [sv]1787[63]Royal bargeSweden
(Karlskrona)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
33 ft (10 m)
HMSNancy1789SchoonerUnited States
(Detroit)
Canada
(Wasaga Beach, ON)
80 ft (24 m)
Peggy1789[64]Armed yachtIsle of Man
(Castletown)
Isle of Man
(Castletown)
27 ft (8.2 m)
Saveira Dourada1790[65][47]Royal bargeKingdom of Portugal
(Unknown)
Portugal
(Lisbon)
43 ft (13 m)
USSConstitution1797[66]FrigateUnited States
(Boston, MA)
United States
(Boston, MA)
203.3 ft (62.0 m)
Galeota da AlfândegaLate 18th century[53][67]State bargeKingdom of Portugal
(Unknown)
Portugal
(Lisbon)
38 ft (12 m)
Nordic Spirit19th century[68][69]Fishing boat (nowreplica Viking ship)Norway
(Unknown)
United States
(Seattle, WA)
Zetland1802[70][71]LifeboatUnited Kingdom
(South Shields)
United Kingdom
(Redcar)
29.97 ft (9.13 m)
Galeota Real [pt]1808[72]Royal bargeKingdom of Portugal
(Salvador)
Brazil
(Rio de Janeiro)
78 ft (24 m)
Canot impérial de Napoléon [fr]1810[73]Royal bargeFrench Empire
(TBD)
France
(Paris)
59 ft (18 m)
USSTiconderoga1812–1814SchoonerUnited States
(Adam and Noah Brown)
United States
(Whitehall, NY)
120 ft (37 m)
Koningssloep [nl]1816–1818[74]Royal bargeNetherlands
(Unknown)
Netherlands
(Amsterdam)
55 ft (17 m)
HMSTrincomalee1817[75][76]FrigateCompany Raj
(Bombay)
United Kingdom
(Hartlepool)
150.45 ft (45.86 m)
Lady Guilford1819[77][78]Sailing galleyUnited Kingdom
(Unknown)
United Kingdom
(Irvine)
HMSUnicorn1824[79]FrigateUnited Kingdom
(Chatham, Kent)
United Kingdom
(Dundee)
151.9 ft (46.3 m)
Waka TauaBefore 1827[80]WakaNew Zealand
(Bay of Plenty)
United Kingdom
(Edinburgh)
19 ft (5.8 m)
Oxford 1829 Boat1828[81]Racing yachtUnited Kingdom
(Oxford)
United Kingdom
(Henley-on-Thames)
46.89 ft (14.29 m)
Prince Miguel's barge1831[53][67]Royal bargeKingdom of Portugal
(Oporto)
Portugal
(Lisbon)
47 ft (14 m)
Tyne1833[82]LifeboatUnited Kingdom
(South Shields)
United Kingdom
(South Shields)
LV16 Inner Dowsing1840[83]LightvesselUnited Kingdom
(Northfleet)
United Kingdom
(Rochester)
87.44 ft (26.67 m)
Charles W. Morgan1841[84]WhalerUnited States
(New Bedford, MA)
United States
(Mystic, CT)
113 ft (34 m)
Dom Fernando II e Glória1843[85]FrigatePortuguese India
(Daman)
Portugal
(Almada)
284 ft (87 m)
Bertha1844[86]DredgeUnited Kingdom
(Bristol)
United Kingdom
(Store)
50 ft (15 m)
Great Britain1845[87][88]Ocean linerUnited Kingdom
(Bristol)
United Kingdom
(Bristol)
322 ft (98 m)
Brandtaucher1850[89]SubmarineGerman Confederation
(Kiel)
Germany
(Dresden)
27 ft (8.2 m)
Dolly1850[90]LaunchUnited Kingdom
(Unknown)
United Kingdom
(Windermere)
40.98 ft (12.50 m)
Gondola1850[91]GondolaItaly
(Venice)
United States
(Las Vegas, NV)
36 ft (11 m)
Snow Squall1851[92][93]ClipperUnited States
(Cape Elizabeth)
United States
(Bath)
157 ft (48 m)[i]
Edwin Fox1853[94]Australian convict shipCompany Raj
(Calcutta)
New Zealand
(Picton)
157 ft (48 m)
Maria1853[95]NarrowboatUnited Kingdom
(Cheshire)
United Kingdom
(Manchester)
70.00 ft (21.34 m)
USSConstellation1854[96]Sloop-of-warUnited States
(Portsmouth, VA)
United States
(Baltimore, MD)
199 ft (61 m)
Francis Metallic Surfboat1854BoatUnited States
(Long Branch, NJ)
United States
(Douglas, MI)
26 ft (7.9 m)
Tudor Vladimirescu1854[97][98]Paddle steamerAustrian Empire
(Budapest)
Romania
(Galați)
195.0 ft (59.44 m)
Victoria1855[99]Racing yachtUnited Kingdom
(Newcastle upon Tyne)
United Kingdom
(Henley-on-Thames)
39.34 ft (11.99 m)
Santiago1856[100]BarqueUnited Kingdom
(Methil)
Australia
(Garden Island)
160 ft 7 in (48.95 m)
Skibladner1856[101][102][103]Paddle steamerSweden–Norway
(Motala)
Norway
(Gjøvik)
164 ft (50 m)
Gondola1859Steam yachtUnited Kingdom
(Liverpool)
United Kingdom
(Coniston Water)
86 ft (26 m)

1860–1889

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NamesImageYear of constructionTypeBuild location[b]Current locationOverall
length
Rifle1860s[104]SteamshipUnited Kingdom
(Unknown)
United Kingdom
(Irvine)
Jylland1860[105]Steam frigateDenmark
(Copenhagen)
Denmark
(Ebeltoft)
233 ft (71 m)
Mossdale1860[106]Mersey flatUnited Kingdom
(Chester)
United Kingdom
(Ellesmere Port)
71.97 ft (21.94 m)
Warrior1860[107]IroncladUnited Kingdom
(London)
United Kingdom
(Portsmouth)
420 ft (130 m)
Cairo1861[108]IroncladUnited States
(Mound City, IL)
United States
(Vicksburg, MS)
175 ft (53 m)
Hjejlen1861[109]Paddle steamerDenmark
(B&W Copenhagen)
Denmark
(Ry)
26.9 m (88 ft)
Mayflower1861[110]TugboatUnited Kingdom
(Bristol)
United Kingdom
(Bristol)
64.95 ft (19.80 m)
Chattahoochee1863[111]GunboatConfederate States of America
(Saffold, GA)
United States
(Columbus, GA)
150 ft (46 m)
Daring1863[112]SchoonerNew Zealand
(Mangawhai)
New Zealand
(Hobsonville)
55 ft (17 m)
H. L. Hunley1863[113]SubmarineConfederate States of America
(Mobile, AL)
United States
(Charleston, SC)
40 ft (12 m)
Intelligent Whale1863[114]SubmarineUnited States
(Unknown)
United States
(Sea Girt, NJ)
28.8 ft (8.8 m)
Neuse1863[115][116]IroncladConfederate States of America
(Kinston, NC)
United States
(Kinston, NC)
152 ft (46 m)
Star of India1863[117]WindjammerUnited Kingdom
(Isle of Man)
United States
(San Diego, CA)
278 ft (85 m)
City of Adelaide1864[118]ClipperUnited Kingdom
(Sunderland)
Australia
(Adelaide, South Australia)
244 ft (74 m)
Muscogee1864[119]IroncladConfederate States of America
(Columbus, GA)
United States
(Columbus, GA)
223.6 ft (68.2 m)
Strelets1864MonitorRussian Empire
(Saint Petersburg)
Russia
(Saint Petersburg)
201 ft (61 m)
El Mahrousa1865[120]SuperyachtUnited Kingdom
(London)
Egypt
(Alexandria)
478 ft (146 m)
Gerda1865SteamboatSweden–Norway
(Gothenburg)
Sweden
(Eskilstuna)
44.46 ft (13.55 m)
Huáscar1865[121]MonitorUnited Kingdom
(Birkenhead)
Chile
(Talcahuano)
219 ft (67 m)
Sub Marine Explorer1865[j]SubmarineUnited States
(Brooklyn, NY)
Panama
(Pearl Islands)
39.4 ft (12.0 m)
Adelaide1866Paddle steamerAustralia
(Echuca)
Australia
(Echuca)
105.51 m (346.2 ft)
Bjoren1866[122]SteamboatSweden–Norway
(Oslo)
Norway
(Bygland)
69 ft (21 m)
Emma C. Berry1866SloopUnited States
(Noank,CT)
United States
(Mystic, CT)
39.2 ft (11.9 m)
Waterlily1866[123]LaunchUnited Kingdom
(Chiswick)
United Kingdom
(Falmouth)
41.97 ft (12.79 m)
Grönland [de]1867[124]Fishing vesselSweden–Norway
(Unknown)
Germany
(Bremerhaven)
84.64 ft (25.80 m)
May Queen1867[125]KetchAustralia
(Franklin, Tasmania)
Australia
(Hobart, Tasmania)
69 ft (21 m)
Buffel1868[121]IroncladUnited Kingdom
(Glasgow)
Netherlands
(Rotterdam)
196 ft (60 m)
Enköping1868[126]SteamshipSweden–Norway
(Oskarshamn)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
99 ft (30 m)
Freja af Fryken1868SteamshipSweden–Norway
(Motala)
Sweden
(Fryksta)
66.47 ft (20.26 m)
Lone Star1868TowboatUnited States
(Lyons, IA)
United States
(Le Claire, IA)
90 ft (27 m)
Schorpioen1868[121]IroncladFrench Empire
(La Seyne-sur-Mer)
Netherlands
(Den Helder)
196 ft (60 m)
Cutty Sark1869[127]ClipperUnited Kingdom
(Dumbarton)
United Kingdom
(Greenwich)
280 ft (85 m)
Esperance1869[128]Saloon launchUnited Kingdom
(Rutherglen)
United Kingdom
(Windermere)
64.95 ft (19.80 m)
Katarina1869SteamshipSweden–Norway
(Stockholm)
Finland
(Turku)
97.42 ft (29.69 m)
LV44Carnarvon Bay1869[129]LightvesselUnited Kingdom
(Bristol)
United Kingdom
(Canvey Island)
105.67 ft (32.21 m)
Middlewich1870[130]IcebreakerUnited Kingdom
(Unknown)
United Kingdom
(Madeley)
42.10 ft (12.51 m)
Yavari1870[131]Lake steamerUnited Kingdom
(London)
Peru
(Lake Titicaca)
100 ft (30 m)
TSAtlantic [de]1871Gaff rigGermany
(Hamburg)
Germany
(Bremen)
74.47 ft (22.70 m)
Gisela [de]1871Paddle steamerAustria-Hungary
(Floridsdorf)
Austria
(Unknown)
170.60 ft (52.00 m)
Gurli1871Passenger shipSweden–Norway
(Stockholm)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
67.1 ft (20.5 m)
Leitha1871[132]River monitorAustria-Hungary
(Budapest)
Hungary
(Budapest)
166 ft (51 m)
Lewis R. French1871[133]SchoonerUnited States
(South Bristol, ME)
United States
(Camden, ME)
101 ft (31 m)
Raven1871Steam bargeUnited Kingdom
(Rutherglen)
United Kingdom
(Windermere)
70.95 ft (21.63 m)
Stephen Taber1871[134]SchoonerUnited States
(Glenwood Landing, NY)
United States
(Rockland, ME)
68 ft (21 m)
FK 3121872[135]TugboatHungary
(Unknown)
Hungary
(Balatonboglár)
Gjøa1872[136]SloopSweden–Norway
(Rosendal)
Norway
(Oslo)
70 ft (21 m)
Kyles [fr]1872[137]Cargo shipUnited Kingdom
(Paisley)
United Kingdom
(Irvine)
77.15 ft (23.52 m)
Puno1872Hospital shipUnited Kingdom
(London)
Peru
(Lake Titicaca)
100 ft (30 m)
Meiji Maru1873[138]Lighthouse tenderUnited Kingdom
(Govan)
Japan
(Tokyo)
249.3 ft (76.0 m)
Rap1873[139]Torpedo boatUnited Kingdom
(London)
Norway
(Horten)
60 ft (18 m)
Eva1874[140]Saloon launchUnited Kingdom
(Chiswick)
United Kingdom
(Henley-on-Thames)
44.98 ft (13.71 m)
PSHero1874Paddle steamerAustralia
(Echuca)
Australia
(Echuca)
92 ft (28 m)
James Craig1874[141]BarqueUnited Kingdom
(Sunderland)
Australia
(Sydney)
229.6 ft (70.0 m)
Juno1874[142]Passenger shipSweden–Norway
(Motala)
Sweden
(Gothenburg)
103.1 ft (31.45 m)
SS Salama1874[143][144]SteamshipFinland
(Vyborg)
Finland
(Savonlinna)
103.0 ft (31.4 m)
ARAUruguay1874[145]CorvetteUnited Kingdom
(Birkenhead)
Argentina
(Buenos Aires)
150 ft (46 m)
Muñoz Gamero1875Full-rigged shipUnited Kingdom
(Glasgow)
Chile
(Punta Arenas)
266.6 ft (81.3 m)
Sölve1875[146]MonitorSweden–Norway
(Norrköping)
Sweden
(Göteborg)
131 ft (40 m)
Anna Karoline1876[147]NordlandsjektSweden–Norway
(Mosvik)
Norway
(Bodø)
21 ft (6.40 m)
PSGem1876[148][149]Paddle steamerAustralia
(Moama)
Australia
(Swan Hill)
131 ft (40 m)
Gustaf Wasa1876Passenger shipSweden–Norway
(Stockholm)
Sweden
(Leksand)
98.0 ft (29.9 m)
Lottie Cooper1876[150]SchoonerUnited States
(Unknown)
United States
(Sheboygan, WI)
131 ft (40 m)[k]
St. Georg [de]1876[l]SteamboatGermany
(Hamburg)
Germany
(Alster)
Bonaire1877[121]Steam frigateNetherlands
(Rotterdam)
Netherlands
(Den Helder)
173 ft (53 m)
Elissa1877[151]BarqueUnited Kingdom
(Aberdeen)
United States
(Galveston, TX)
141 ft (43 m)
Governor Stone1877SchoonerUnited States
(Pascagoula, MS)
United States
(Panama City, FL)
39 ft (12 m)
Lady of the Lake1877[152]Steam yachtUnited Kingdom
(Glasgow)
United Kingdom
(Ullswater)
97 ft (30 m)
Loyal1877[153][154]KetchSweden–Norway
(Hardanger)
Norway
(TBD)
54 ft (16 m)
Sirius1877[155][156]YachtPortugal
(TBD)
Portugal
(Lisbon)
73.81 ft (22.50 m)
Bayou St. John submarine1878[m][157]SubmarineUnited States
(Unknown location)
United States
(Baton Rouge, LA)
20 ft (6.1 m)
Enterprise1878Paddle steamerAustralia
(Unknown)
Australia
(Canberra)
57 ft (17.3 m)
Falls of Clyde1878[158]WindjammerUnited Kingdom
(Glasgow)
United States
(Honolulu, HI)
280 ft (85 m)
HMSGannet1878[159][160]Sloop-of-warUnited Kingdom
(Sheerness, Kent)
United Kingdom
(Chatham, Kent)
170 ft (52 m)
Great Canoe1878[161][162]Pacific NorthwestUnited States
(New York City, NY)
63 ft (19 m)
Holland I1878[163]SubmarineUnited States
(New York City)
United States
(Paterson, NJ)
14 ft (4.3 m)
The Lightship1878[164]LightvesselUnited Kingdom
(Cork)
United Kingdom
(Gillingham)
91 ft (28 m)
Lady Elizabeth1879[165]BarqueUnited Kingdom
(Sunderland)
Falkland Islands
(Stanley)
223 ft (68 m)
Light Vessel 50 H.Y. Tyne1879[166]LightvesselUnited Kingdom
(Unknown)
United Kingdom
(Blyth)
99.93 ft (30.46 m)
Stadt Wehlen1879[167]Paddle steamerGermany
(Blasewitz)
Germany
(Unknown)
194.25 ft (59.21 m)
Vallejo1879Houseboat[n]United States
(Portland, OR)
United States
(Sausalito, CA)
123.2 ft (37.6 m)
Munter1879[168]Steam LaunchSweden–Norway
(Lidköping)
Sweden
(Vrena)
39.69 ft (12.1 m)
Annie1880[169]SloopUnited States
(Mystic, CT)
United States
(Mystic, CT)
28 ft (8.5 m)
Ejdern1880[170][171]Passenger shipSweden–Norway
(Gothenburg)
Sweden
(Södertälje)
73.46 ft (22.39 m)
Friedrich1880[172]Passenger shipGermany
(Bremen)
Germany
(Bremen)
60.13 ft (18.33 m)
Cygnet1881[173]Spritsail bargeUnited Kingdom
(Strood)
United Kingdom
(Snape)
41.97 ft (12.79 m)
Elise Ann Conners1881[174]TugboatUnited States
(Camden, NJ)
United States
(Kingston, NY)
76.5 ft (23.3 m)
Fenian Ram1881[175]SubmarineUnited States
(New York City)
United States
(Paterson, NJ)
30.10 ft (9.17 m)
Holvikejekta [no]1881[176]JektSweden–Norway
(Sandane)
Norway
(Øyrane)
64 ft (20 m)
Mary D. Hume1881[177]SteamboatUnited States
(Gold Beach, OR)
United States
(Gold Beach, OR)
140 ft (43 m)
Meissen1881Paddle SteamerGermany
(Unknown)
Germany
(Bremerhaven)
S:t Erik af Göteborg1881Passenger shipSweden–Norway
(Gothenburg)
Sweden
(Gothenburg)
122.28 ft (37.27 m)
Grace Bailey1882SchoonerUnited States
(Patchogue, NY)
United States
(Camden, ME)
118 ft (36 m)
Joseph Conrad1882[178]Sailing shipDenmark
(Copenhagen)
United States
(Mystic, CT)
118 ft (36 m)
SLAlaska [fr]1883[179]River launchUnited Kingdom
(Bourne End)
United Kingdom
(Marlow)
59.67 ft (18.20 m)
HMSCalypso1883Unprotected cruiserUnited Kingdom
(Chatham)
Canada
(Embree, NL)
235 ft (72 m)
Christeen1883[180]SloopUnited States
(Glenwood Landing, NY)
United States
(Oyster Bay, NY)
40 ft (12 m)
Nelcebee1883[181]LighterUnited Kingdom
(Rutherglen)
Australia
(Port Adelaide)
107 ft (33 m)
Abdón Calderón1884[182]GunboatUnited Kingdom
(Port Glasgow)
Ecuador
(Guayaquil)
131 ft (40 m)
Kuna1884IcebreakerPoland
(Gdańsk)
Poland
(Gorzów Wielkopolski)
100 ft (30.48)
Little Jennie1884BugeyeUnited States
(Solomons, MD)
United States
(Centerport, NY)
54 ft (16 m)
Amazon1885[183]YachtUnited Kingdom
(Southampton)
Malta
(Sliema)
102 ft (31 m)
Coronet1885[184]SchoonerUnited States
(Brooklyn, NY)
United States
(Newport, RI)
190 ft (58 m)
John Sebastian1885[185]LightvesselUnited Kingdom
(Bristol)
United Kingdom
(Bristol)
102.92 ft (31.37 m)
Partridge1885[186]GaffcutterUnited Kingdom
(Gosport)
France
(La Ciotat)
71.78 ft (21.88 m)
Pioneer1885[187]SchoonerUnited States
(Marcus Hook, PA)
United States
(New York, NY)
102 ft (31 m)
Polly Woodside1885[188]BarqueUnited Kingdom
(Belfast)
Australia
(Melbourne)
192 ft (59 m)
Wavertree1885[189]Full-rigged shipUnited Kingdom
(Southampton)
United States
(New York, NY)
279 ft (85 m)
Balclutha1886[190]Full-rigged shipUnited Kingdom
(Glasgow)
United States
(San Francisco, CA)
301 ft (92 m)
Hertha [de]1886SteamshipPoland
(Szczecin)
Germany
(Unknown)
74.86 ft (22.82 m)
Isaac H. Evans1886SchoonerUnited States
(Mauricetown, NJ)
United States
(Rockland, ME)
118 ft (36 m)
L'Almée1886[191]YachtFrance
(Argenteuil)
France
(Aix-les-Bains)
89 ft (27 m)
St. Nicholas [ru]1886–1887[192]Paddle steamerRussia
(Tyumen)
Russia
(Krasnoyarsk)
184.3 ft (56.2 m)
Primrose1887[193]BargeUnited Kingdom
(Rye)
United Kingdom
(Hastings)
56.39 ft (17.19 m)
RMSSegwun1887[194]SteamshipCanada
(Gravenhurst, ON)
Canada
(Toronto,ON)
125 ft (38.1 m)
Sigyn1887[195]BarqueSweden–Norway
(Gothenburg)
Finland
(Turku)
189 ft (58 m)
HNoMSTyr1887[196]Flat-iron gunboat[o]Sweden–Norway
(Horten)
Norway
(Kvinnherad)
104.33 ft (31.80 m)
af Chapman1888[197]Full-rigged shipUnited Kingdom
(Whitehaven)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
290 ft (88 m)
Akarana1888CutterNew Zealand
(Auckland)
Australia
(Darling Harbour)
39 ft (12 m)
City of Seattle1888[198]Houseboat[n]United States
(Portland, OR)
United States
(Sausalito, CA)
121.5 ft (37.0 m)
Elbe 3 [de]1888LightvesselGermany
(Vegesack)
Germany
(Hamburg)
147.96 ft (45.10 m)
Elf1888[199][200]Racing YachtUnited States
(Pocomoke City, MD)
United States
(St. Michaels, MD)
68 ft (21 m)
Equator1888[201]SchoonerUnited States
(San Francisco, CA)
United States
(Everett, WA)
78 ft (24 m)
Monarch1888[202][203]Rowing 10United Kingdom
(Unknown)
United Kingdom
(Falmouth)
64.95 ft (19.80 m)
Priscilla1888[204]SloopUnited States
(Patchogue, NY)
United States
(West Sayville, NY)
60 ft (18 m)
Anna Kristina1889HardangerjaktSweden–Norway
(Stangvik)
Spain
(Canary Islands)
108 ft (33 m)
Arthur Foss1889[205][206]TugboatUnited States
(Portland, OR)
United States
(Seattle, WA)
120 ft (37 m)
Catarina [de]1889KetchGermany
(Neuhof)
Germany
(Hamburg)
52.6 ft (16.0 m)
SSMaggie1889[207]Houseboat[p]United States or Denmark
(Debated)
United States
(Sausalito, CA)
MYRaven1889[208]Steam yachtUnited Kingdom
(Rutherglen)
United Kingdom
(Ullswater)
112 ft (34 m)
Peral1889[209]SubmarineKingdom of Spain
(Arsenal de la Carraca)
Spain
(Cartagena)
72 ft (22 m)

1890–1909

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NamesImageYear of constructionTypeBuild location[b]Current locationLOA
Adamant1890[210]NarrowboatUnited Kingdom
(Birmingham)
United Kingdom
(Stockton)
56.00 ft (17.07 m)
Dorothy1890[211]TugboatUnited States
(Newport News, VA)
United States
(Newport News, VA)
90 ft (27.4 m)
Ethel von Brixham [de]1890[212]SchoonerUnited Kingdom
(Brixham)
Germany
(Kiel)
95.14 ft (29.60 m)
Eureka1890[213]FerryUnited States
(Tiburon, CA)
United States
(San Francisco, CA)
299 ft (91.29 m)
Free China1890[214][215]JunkChina
(Fujian)
Taiwan
(Keelung)
75.4 ft (23.0 m)
Frifararen1890[216]SloopSweden–Norway
(Orust)
Sweden
(Lysekil)
Isabella Fortuna1890[217]FifieUnited Kingdom
(Arbroath)
United Kingdom
(Wick)
43.48 ft (13.25 m)
SSRobin1890[218]SteamshipUnited Kingdom
(London)
United Kingdom
(London)
143 ft (44 m)
Scorpio1890[219]BargeUnited Kingdom
(Unknown)
United Kingdom
(Ellesmere Port)
71.97 ft (21.94 m)
Alma1891[220]SchoonerUnited States
(San Francisco, CA)
United States
(San Francisco, CA)
80 ft (24 m)
Greta1891[221][222]Thames sailing bargeUnited Kingdom
(Brightlingsea)
United Kingdom
(Faversham)
80 ft (24 m)
Guvernøren [no]1891[223]Whaling shipUnited Kingdom
(Newcastle upon Tyne)
Antarctica
(Wilhelmina Bay)
436.3 ft (133.0 m)
Helka [hu]1891[224]SteamshipHungary
(Balatonfüred)
Hungary
(Lake Balaton)
115.55 ft (35.22 m)
Kelén [hu]1891[225]SteamshipHungary
(Balatonfüred)
Hungary
(Lake Balaton)
115.55 ft (35.22 m)
Nellie1891[226]SloopUnited States
(Smithtown, NY)
United States
(Mystic, CT)
32.7 ft (10.0 m)
Tern1891Motor yachtUnited Kingdom
(Wivenhoe)
United Kingdom
(Windermere)
145.7 ft (44.41 m)
Fram1892[227]SchoonerSweden–Norway
(Larvik)
Norway
(Oslo)
128 ft (39 m)
Janet [fr]1892[228]Admirals bargeUnited Kingdom
(Isle of Wight)
United Kingdom
(Portsmouth)
40.00 ft (12.19 m)
Kestrel1892[229]Steam yachtUnited States
(Boston, MA)
United States
(Alexandria Bay, NY)
63 ft (19 m)
Leila[1]1892[230]Gaff CutterUnited Kingdom
(Charlton, London)
United Kingdom
(Lincolnshire)
43.13 ft (13.15 m)
Mirosa1892[231]Thames sailing bargeUnited Kingdom
(Maldon)
United Kingdom
(Faversham)
82.92 ft (25.27 m)
Olympia1892[232]Protected cruiserUnited States
(San Francisco, CA)
United States
(Philadelphia, PA)
344 ft (105 m)
Rona1892Sailing YachtNew Zealand
(Auckland)
New Zealand
(Wellington)
Trafik1892SteamshipSweden–Norway
(Stockholm)
Sweden
(Hjo)
103.87 ft (31.66 m)
Yarmouth Belle1892[233]Excursion vesselUnited Kingdom
(Great Yarmouth)
United Kingdom
(Kingston upon Thames)
81.97 ft (25.0 m)
SSCoya1893SteamshipUnited Kingdom
(William Denny and Brothers)
Peru
(Puno)
170 ft (52 m)
El Primero1893Steam yachtUnited States
(San Francisco, CA)
United States
(Bremerton, WA)
120 ft (37 m)
Lettie G. Howard1893[234]SchoonerUnited States
(Essex, MA)
United States
(New York, NY)
125 ft (38 m)
Maggie S. Myers1893SchoonerUnited States
(Bridgeton, NJ)
United States
(Leipsic, DE)
50 ft (15 m)
Result1893[235]SchoonerUnited Kingdom
(Carrickfergus)
United Kingdom
(Cultra)
102 ft (31 m)
SSSaimaa [fi]1893SteamboatFinland
(Turku)
Finland
(Gulf of Finland)
81.0 ft (24.7 m)
Viking1893Replica Viking shipSweden–Norway
(Sandefjord)
United States
(Chicago, IL)
78 ft (23 m)
Lagaren1894MotorshipSweden–Norway
(Stockholm)
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
(Spain)
113.68 ft (34.65 m)
Sif1894SchoonerOdense, DenmarkImperia54.9 ft

(16.47m)

RNLBAlfred Corry (ON 353)1894LifeboatUnited Kingdom
(Great Yarmouth)
United Kingdom
(Southwold)
44.1 ft (13.4 m)
Bore [sv]1894IcebreakerSweden–Norway
(Malmö)
Sweden
(Malmö)
133.00 ft (40.54 m)
Effie M. Morrissey1894[236]SchoonerUnited States
(Essex, MA)
United States
(New Bedford, MA)
152 ft (46 m)
Henry Ramey Upcher1894LifeboatUnited Kingdom
(Sheringham)
United Kingdom
(Sheringham)
36 ft (11 m)
Spry1894[237]Severn TrowUnited Kingdom
(Chepstow)
United Kingdom
(Madeley)
71.5 ft (21.8 m)
Turbinia1894[238][239]Experimental steamshipUnited Kingdom
(Wallsend)
United Kingdom
(Newcastle upon Tyne)
102 ft (31 m)
Vridni1894[240]TugboatAustria-Hungary
(Fiume)
Croatia
(Split)
42 ft (13 m)
Bessie1895[241]NarrowboatUnited Kingdom
(Brierley Hill)
United Kingdom
(Dudley)
69.97 ft (21.33 m)
C.A. Thayer1895[242]SchoonerUnited States
(Eureka, CA)
United States
(San Francisco, CA)
219 ft (67 m)
Centaur1895Thames sailing bargeUnited Kingdom
(Harwich)
United Kingdom
(Maldon)
85.7 ft (26.1 m)
Hiawatha1895FerryCanada
(Toronto)
Canada
(Toronto)
56 ft (17 m)
Kitty1895Thames sailing bargeUnited Kingdom
(Harwich)
United Kingdom
(Maldon)
82.13 ft (25.03 m)
Lightvessel Gedser Rev[q]1895LightvesselDenmark
(Odense)
Denmark
(Nyhavn)
110 ft (34 m)
Motala Express1895SteamshipSweden–Norway
(Jönköping)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
117.03 ft (35.67 m)
Orinoco1895[243]BargeUnited Kingdom
(Greenwich)
United Kingdom
(Faversham)
86.0 ft (26.2 m)
Pilgrim [fr]1895[244][245]Brixham trawlerUnited Kingdom
(Brixham)
United Kingdom
(Brixham)
74.43 ft (22.69 m)
Belem1896[246]BarqueFrance
(Nantes)
France
(Nantes)
190 ft (58 m)
Branksome1896[247]Saloon launchUnited Kingdom
(Windermere)
United Kingdom
(Windermere)
49.97 ft (15.23 m)
Edna G1896TugboatUnited States
(Cleveland, OH)
United States
(Two Harbors, MN)
92.4 ft (28.2 m)
Genève1896Paddle steamerSwitzerland
(Winterthur)
Switzerland
(Lake Geneva)
208 ft (63 m)
Glenlee1896[248]BarqueUnited Kingdom
(Port Glasgow)
United Kingdom
(Glasgow)
246 ft (75 m)
Kishamis [hu]1896[249]Sailing boatHungary
(Balatonfüred)
Hungary
(Unknown)
40 ft (12 m)
Lynher1896[250]Tamar BargeUnited Kingdom
(Calstock)
United Kingdom
(Cremyll)
51.18 ft (15.60 m)
Meteor1896[251]WhalebackUnited States
(Superior, WI)
United States
(Superior, WI)
380 ft (120 m)
Otto1896[252]LaunchUnited Kingdom
(Wivenhoe)
United Kingdom
(Windermere)
45.48 ft (13.86 m)
Rebecca T. Ruark1896[253]SkipjackUnited States
(Taylors Island, MD)
United States
(Tilghman Island, MD)
Rickmer Rickmers1896[254]BarqueGerman Empire
(Bremerhaven)
Germany
(Hamburg)
318 ft (97 m)
Dawn1897[255]Spritsail bargeUnited Kingdom
(Maldon)
United Kingdom
(West Mersea)
81.93 ft (24.97 m)
Keenora1897[256]Passenger shipCanada
(Lake of the Woods, ON)
Canada
(Selkirk, MB)
158 ft (48 m)
La Dolce Vita1897[257]Hotel bargeNetherlands
(Groningen)
Italy
(Venice)
69 ft (21 m)
Marianne1897YachtSweden–Norway
(Gothenburg)
Sweden
(Mariestad)
82.45 ft (25.13 m)
HSwMSNajaden1897[258]Full-rigged shipSweden–Norway
(Karlskrona)
Norway
(Fredrikstad)
160 ft (49 m)
Presidente Sarmiento1897[259]Training shipUnited Kingdom
(Birkenhead)
Argentina
(Buenos Aires)
267 ft (81 m)
St Paul1897[260]LifeboatUnited Kingdom
(Great Yarmouth)
United Kingdom
(Chatham)
38.98 ft (11.88 m)
Wallace Foss1897[261][262]TugboatUnited States
(Tacoma WA)
United States
(Newport, RI)
62 ft (19 m)
Wyvern1897Sailing yachtSweden–Norway
(Porsgrund Baatbyggeri)
Norway
(Stavanger)
59.75 ft (18.21 m)
Albion1898Norfolk wherryUnited Kingdom
(Lake Lothing)
United Kingdom
(Ludham)
65 ft (20 m)
Berkeley1898[263]FerryUnited States
(San Francisco, CA)
United States
(San Diego, CA)
279 ft (85 m)
Carola1898[264]Steam yachtUnited Kingdom
(Bowling)
United Kingdom
(Irvine)
70.16 ft (21.38 m)
Consuta1898[265]Umpire's LaunchUnited Kingdom
(Goring-on-Thames)
United Kingdom
(River Thames)
49.97 ft (15.23 m)
Edme1898Thames sailing bargeUnited Kingdom
(Harwich)
United Kingdom
(St Osyth)
80 ft (24 m)
RNLBJane Anne1898[266][267]LifeboatUnited Kingdom
(Thames Iron Works)
United Kingdom
(Irvine)
36.9 ft (11.2 m)
Kittiwake1898[268]Saloon launchUnited Kingdom
(Bowness-on-Windermere)
United Kingdom
(Windermere)
40.00 ft (12.19 m)
Marjorie1898Thames sailing bargeUnited Kingdom
(Ipswich)
United Kingdom
(Unknown)
84 ft (25.6 m)
Marquis1898[269]NarrowboatUnited Kingdom
(Saltley Dock)
United Kingdom
(Trent & Mersey Canal)
54.00 ft (16.46 m)
Moyie1898[270]Paddle steamerCanada
(Toronto)
Canada
(Kaslo)
161.7 ft (49.3 m)
Niagara1898[271]Thames sailing bargeUnited Kingdom
(Wivenhoe)
United Kingdom
(Unknown)
86.7 ft (26.43 m)
Northwich1898[272][273]NarrowboatUnited Kingdom
(Saltley)
United Kingdom
(Gloucester)
71.28 ft (21.73 m)
Nuneham1898[274]Passenger vesselUnited Kingdom
(Brimscombe)
United Kingdom
(Windsor)
Puglia[r]1898[275]Protected cruiserItaly
(Taranto)
Italy
(Vittoriale degli italiani)
289.5 ft (88.25 m)
MSKoski [fi]1898Pleasure shipFinland
(Varkaus)
Finland
(Kuopio)
78.74 ft (24.00 m)
MSPuijo [fi]1898Pleasure shipFinland
(Maaninka)
Finland
(Saimaa)
92.84 ft (28.30 m)
MSUkko [fi]1898Pleasure shipFinland
(Lehtoniemi)
Finland
(Kuopio)
100.06 ft (30.50 m)
PSWaimarie1898[276]Paddle SteamerUnited Kingdom
(London)
New Zealand
(Whanganui River)
100.2 ft (30.5 m)
SBWyvenhoe1898Thames sailing bargeUnited Kingdom
(Wivenhoe)
United Kingdom
(Maldon)
85 ft (26 m)
Albatros1899KetchNetherlands
(Capelle aan den IJssel)
Netherlands
(Amsterdam)
131 ft (39.9 m)
Decima1899[277]Thames sailing bargeUnited Kingdom
(Southampton)
United Kingdom
(Dartford)
85 ft (26 m)
Enterprise No 11899[278]NarrowboatUnited Kingdom
(Unknown)
United Kingdom
(Staines)
52 ft (15.86 m)
James Stevens No 101899[279]LifeboatUnited Kingdom
(Thames Iron Works)
United Kingdom
(St. Ives)
37.50 ft (11.43 m)
Maud1899Norfolk wherryUnited Kingdom
(Reedham)
United Kingdom
(Ludham)
60 ft (18 m)
Norrtelje1899SteamshipSweden–Norway
(Stockholm)
Sweden
(Norrtälje)
145.01 ft (44.20 m)
Shamrock1899[280]Tamar BargeUnited Kingdom
(Stonehouse Creek)
United Kingdom
(Cotehele Quay)
56.95 ft (17.36 m)
Stjernen I1899SteamshipSweden–Norway
(Oslo)
Norway
(Exact location unknown)
56 ft (17 m)
William B. Tennison1899BugeyeUnited States
(Oriole, MD)
United States
(Solomons Island, MD)
60.5 ft (18.4 m)
MSPyhäselkä [fi]1899Pleasure shipFinland
(Varkaus)
Finland
(exact location unknown)
102.36 ft (31.20 m)
Angara [ru]1900[281]IcebreakerUnited Kingdom
(Newcastle upon Tyne)
Russia
(Irkutsk)
200.13 ft (61 m )
Christiaan Brunings1900SteamerNetherlands
(Amsterdam)
Netherlands
(Amsterdam)
Edward M. Cotter1900FireboatUnited States
(Elizabeth, NJ)
United States
(Buffalo, NY)
118 ft (36 m)
SYEna1900Steam yachtAustralia
(Berrys Bay)
Australia
(Sydney)
88 ft (27 m)
SSHoward L. Shaw1900Lake FreighterUnited States
(Wyandotte, MI)
Canada
(Ontario Place)
451 ft (137 m)
Ironsides1900Thames sailing bargeUnited Kingdom
(Grays)
United Kingdom
(Faversham)
84 ft (26 m)
James Stevens No 141900[282]LifeboatUnited Kingdom
(Thames Iron Works)
United Kingdom
(Walton-on-the-Naze)
42.98 ft (13.10 m)
HMSJarramas [sv]1900Tall ship/FrigateSweden–Norway
(Karlskrona)
Sweden
(Karlskrona)
128.4 ft (39.1 m)
Marbury1900[283]IcebreakerUnited Kingdom
(Unknown)
United Kingdom
(Ellesmere Port)
40.98 ft (12.49 m)
Mikasa1900[284]Pre-dreadnought battleshipUnited Kingdom
(Barrow-in-Furness)
Japan
(Yokosuka)
432 ft (132 m)
Regina M.1900[285]SloopUnited States-Canada
(Passamaquoddy Bay)
United States
(Mystic, CT)
River Thames Visitor Centre1900[286]Thames LighterUnited Kingdom
(Unknown)
United Kingdom
(Richmond Upon Thames)
60 ft (18.30 m)
Sir Walter Scott1900SteamshipUnited Kingdom
(Dumbarton)
United Kingdom
(Trossachs)
110 ft (34 m)
Västan1900SteamshipSweden–Norway
(Motala)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
106.5 ft (32.5 m)
Victory Chimes1900[287]SchoonerUnited States
(Bethel, DE)
United States
(Rockland, ME)
135 ft (41 m)
Cangarda1901YachtUnited States
(Wilmington, DE)
United States
(Belfast, Maine)
126 ft (38 m)
Chauncy Maples1901[288]Motor shipUnited Kingdom
(Polmadie)
Malawi
(Monkey Bay)
126 ft (38 m)
RRSDiscovery1901[289]BarqueUnited Kingdom
(Dundee)
United Kingdom
(Dundee)
172 ft (52 m)
Duchesse Anne1901[290]Full-rigged shipGerman Empire
(Bremerhaven)
France
(Dunkirk)
302 ft (92 m)
Gazela1901[291]BarquentineKingdom of Portugal
(Setubal)
United States
(Philadelphia, PA)
177 ft (54 m)
Holland 11901[292]SubmarineUnited Kingdom
(Barrow-in-Furness)
United Kingdom
(Gosport)
63.10 ft (19.23 m)
Janie Seddon1901[293]Submarine minelayerUnited Kingdom
(Paisley)
New Zealand
(Motueka)
90 ft (27 m)
Kathryn1901SkipjackUnited States
(Crisfield, MD)
United States
(Chance, MD)
50 ft (15 m)
Lilith1901[294][295]NarrowboatUnited Kingdom
(Unknown)
United Kingdom
(Ashton-under-Lyne)
71.44 ft (21.77 m)
Reaper1901[296]FifieUnited Kingdom
(Sandhaven)
United Kingdom
(Fife)
70.26 ft (21.42 m)
Sigsbee1901[297]SkipjackUnited States
(Deal Island, MD)
United States
(Baltimore, MD)
47 ft (14 m)
Susan May1901SkipjackUnited States
(Pocomoke City, MD)
United States
(Wenona, MD)
46 ft (14 m)
Tilikum1901[298]Dugout canoeBritish CanadaCanada
(Victoria, British Columbia)
38 ft (12 m)
Urger1901[299]TugboatUnited States
(Ferrysburg, MI)
United States
(Waterford, NY)
73 ft (22 m)
Uri [de]1901[300]Paddle SteamerSwitzerland
(Winterthur)
Switzerland
(Lake Lucerne)
202.7 ft (61.8 m)
HMCCVigilant1901[301]Customs cutterUnited Kingdom
(Falmouth)
United Kingdom
(Chatham)
99.93 ft (30.46 m)
Windsor Belle1901[302]LaunchUnited Kingdom
(Windsor)
United Kingdom
(Wargrave)
59.48 ft (18.13 m)
Basuto1902[303][304]Clyde pufferUnited Kingdom
(Port Dundas)
United Kingdom
(Ellesmere Port)
65.90 ft (20.10 m)
Columbia1902[305]Excursion steamshipUnited States
(Wyandotte, MI)
United States
(Buffalo, NY)
207.67 ft (63.30 m)
Irene1902[306]TugboatUnited States
(Crawford and Reid)
United States
(Seattle, WA)
70 ft (21 m)
Jupiter1902[307]TugboatUnited States
(Philadelphia, PA)
United States
(Philadelphia, PA)
101 ft (31 m)
Kung Ring1902Passenger shipSweden–Norway
(Stockholm)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
66.08 ft (20.14 m)
Madiz1902YachtUnited Kingdom
(Ailsa Shipbuilding Company)
147.5 ft (45.0 m)
Normac1902[308]SteamshipUnited States
(Port Huron, MI)
Canada
(Port Dalhousie,ON)
110 ft (35.2 m)
Osprey1902[309]Saloon launchUnited Kingdom
(Bowness)
United Kingdom
(Windermere)
45.48 ft (13.86 m)
USSSachem1902[310][311]YachtUnited States
(Pusey and Jones)
United States
(Petersburg, KY)
186 ft (57 m)
Shenandoah1902SchoonerUnited States
(New York City, NY)
United Kingdom
(Sark)
177 ft (54 m)
Silver Heel1902[312]Log canoeUnited States
(Kent County, MD)
United States
(Chestertown, MD)
33.11 ft (10.09 m)
Solway Lass1902[313]SchoonerNetherlands
(Martenshoek)
Australia
(Whitsundays Islands)
127 ft (39 m)
Stanley Norman1902[314]SkipjackUnited States
(Salisbury, MD)
United States
(Annapolis, MD)
48.3 ft (14.71 m)
Suomen Joutsen1902[315]Full-rigged shipFrance
(Saint-Nazaire)
Finland
(Turku)
315 ft (96 m)
Waratah1902[316]TugboatAustralia
(Unknown)
Australia
(Sydney)
108.5 ft (33.1 m)
Water Viper1902[317]Saloon launchUnited Kingdom
(Windermere)
United Kingdom
(Windermere)
42.56 ft (12.97 m)
Alma Doepel1903SchoonerAustralia
(Bellingen, NSW)
Australia
(Melbourne)
148.3 ft (45.2 m)
Aurora1903[318]Protected cruiserRussian Empire
(Saint Petersburg)
Russia
(Saint Petersburg)
416 ft (127 m)
Boomerang1903[319]SchoonerAustralia
(Sydney)
Australia
(Sydney)
96 ft (29.28 m)
Celtic1903Thames sailing bargeNetherlands
(Papendrecht)
United Kingdom
(Sittingbourne)
90 ft (27.43 m)
Daniel Adamson1903[320]TugboatUnited Kingdom
(Birkenhead)
United Kingdom
(Liverpool)
109.93 ft (33.53 m)
Eleanor1903Racing sloopUnited States
(City Island, NY)
United States
(Hudson, NY)
36 ft (11 m)
Garlandstone1903[321]Cargo vesselUnited Kingdom
(Calstock)
United Kingdom
(Tavistock)
75.93 ft (23.14 m)
Lightship Finngrundet1903LightvesselSweden–Norway
(Gävle)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
107.6 ft (32.7 m)
Föri1903[322]FerryGrand Duchy of Finland
(Turku)
Finland
(Turku)
Light Vessel 721903[323]LightvesselUnited Kingdom
(Sunderland)
United Kingdom
(Neath)
115.93 ft (35.34 m)
SSMariefred [sv]1903Passenger shipSweden–Norway
(Stockholm)
Sweden
(Mariefred)
107.74 ft (32.84 m)
Pommern1903[324]BarqueUnited Kingdom
(Glasgow)
Finland
(Åland)
311.8 ft (95.0 m)
Alose1904[325]SubmarineFrance
(Toulon)
France
(Marseille)
77.9 ft (23.7 m)
Ariki1904[326]YachtNew Zealand
(Logan Brothers)
New Zealand
(Auckland)
54 ft (16.45 m)
Barnegat1904LightshipUnited States
(Camden, NJ)
United States
(Camden, NJ)
129 ft (39 m)
STVBlack Jack1904BrigantineUnited Kingdom
(Scotland)
Canada
(Quyon, QC)
87 ft (27 m)
SSBoxholm II [sv]1904SteamshipSweden–Norway
(Kristianstad)
Sweden
(Sommen)
67.61 ft (20.61 m)
Fannie L. Daugherty1904SkipjackUnited States
(Crisfield, MD)
United States
(Wenona, MD)
41.3 ft (12.6 m)
Hajen [sv]1904[327]SubmarineSweden–Norway
(Stockholm)
Sweden
(Karlskroma)
76.4 ft (23.3 m)
Henry1904[328]Spritsail bargeUnited Kingdom
(Grays)
United Kingdom
(Faversham)
76.26 ft (23.24 m)
James & Mary Walker1904[329]LifeboatUnited Kingdom
(London)
United Kingdom
(Anstruther)
38.00 ft (11.58 m)
RNLBJ C Madge (ON 536)1904LifeboatUnited Kingdom
(Thames Iron Works)
United Kingdom
(Sheringham Museum)
41 ft (12 m)
SSLeppävirta [fi]1904Pleasure shipFinland
(Varkaus)
Finland
(Lappeenranta)
88.09 ft (26.85 m)
Maple Leaf1904[330]SchoonerCanada
(Vancouver, BC)
Canada
(Vancouver, BC)
92 ft (28 m)
Medea1904[331]Steam yachtUnited Kingdom
(Glasgow)
United States
(San Diego, CA)
134 ft (41 m)
SSMilwaukee Clipper1904[332]FerryUnited States
(Cleveland, OH)
United States
(Muskegon, MI)
361 ft (110 m)
PSMontreux [fr]1904[333]Paddle SteamerSwitzerland
(Winterthur)
Switzerland
(Lake Geneva)
206.6 ft (63.0 m)
Moshulu1904BarqueUnited Kingdom
(Port Glasgow)
United States
(Philadelphia, PA)
396 ft (121 m)
Piemonte [it]1904[334][335]Paddle SteamerSwitzerland
(Zürich)
Switzerland
(Lake Maggiore)
167 ft (51 m)
Provider1904[336]SchoonerUnited Kingdom
(Fleetwood)
United Kingdom
(Tayvallich)
45.97 ft (14.01 m)
Sava1904[337]MonitorAustria-Hungary
(Újpest)
Serbia
(Belgrade)
189 ft (58 m)
Seamew1904–08[78]Yard tenderUnited Kingdom
(Fairlie)
United Kingdom
(Irvine)
25 ft (7.6 m)
Swiftsure (LV-83)1904[206]LightshipUnited States
(Camden, NJ)
United States
(Seattle, WA)
129.6 ft (39.47 m)
Virginia W1904SkipjackUnited States
(Guilford, VA)
United States
(Cambridge, MD)
37.5 ft (11.4 m)
Woltman1904TugboatGermany
(Roßlau)
Germany
(Hamburg)
72.10 ft (21.98 m)
SSAmasa Stone1905Lake freighter[s]United States
(Wyandotte, MI)
United States
(Charlevoix, MI)
545 ft (166 m)
BAPAmérica [es]1905GunboatUnited Kingdom
(Liverpool)
Peru
(Iquitos)
134 ft (41 m)
Asgard1905[338]Sailing yachtNorway
(Larvik)
Ireland
(Collins Barracks)
50.9 ft (15.5 m)
Doris1905[339]Sailing yachtUnited States
(Deep River, CT)
United States
(Deep River, CT)
77.6 ft (23.7 m)
MSFæmund II1905FerryNorway
(Trondheim)
Norway
(Femund)
82 ft (25 m)
Hathor1905Norfolk wherryUnited Kingdom
(Reedham)
United Kingdom
(Wroxham)
56 ft (17 m)
Hermann [de]1905SailboatGermany
(Wewelsfleth)
Germany
(Hamburg)
Hilda M. Willing1905SkipjackUnited States
(Oriole, MD)
United States
(Chance, MD)
40 ft (12 m)
SSKarjalankoski [fi]1905Pleasure shipFinland
(Joroinen)
Finland
(Kuopio)
79.39 ft (24.20 m)
Kieler Sprotte [de]1905SteamboatGermany
(Rostock)
Germany
(Kiel)
71.4 ft (21.8 m)
SSRidgetown1905Lake freighterUnited States
(Chicago)
Canada
(Mississauga)
569 ft (176.4 m)
Sheila
1905[340]Canoe YawlIsle of ManFrance
(Golfe du Morbihan)
23 ft (7.6m)
Alexander von Humboldt1906BarqueGermany
(Bremen)
Germany
(Bremerhaven)
205.2 ft (62.55 m)
Baltimore1906[341]TugboatUnited States
(Baltimore, MD)
United States
(Baltimore, MD)
84.5 ft (25.8 m)
Blümlisalp1906Paddle steamerSwitzerland
(Zürich)
Switzerland
(Lake Thun)
198.33 ft (60.45 m)
Bussard1906[t]SteamboatGermany
(Papenburg)
Germany
(Kiel)
139.7 ft (42.6 m)
SBCambria1906[342]Thames sailing bargeUnited Kingdom
(Greenhithe)
United Kingdom
(Faversham)
90.95 ft (27.72 m)
Edith May1906Thames sailing bargeUnited Kingdom
(Harwich)
United Kingdom
(Lower Halstow)
20.75 ft (6.32 m)
SBEna1906[343]Thames sailing bargeUnited Kingdom
(Harwich)
United Kingdom
(Hoo St Werburgh)
88.13 ft (26.86 m)
Ida May1906[344]SkipjackUnited States
(Somewhere in Virginia)
United States
(Chance, MD)
42.2 ft (12.9 m)
Minnehaha1906[345]SteamboatUnited States
(Minnesota)
United States
(Minnesota)
70 ft (21 m)
Östanå I1906Passenger ferrySweden
(Stockholm)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
115 ft (35 m)
Saturn1906[346]NarrowboatUnited Kingdom
(Chester)
United Kingdom
(Shropshire Union Canal)
71.60 ft (21.82 m)
SSSt. Marys Challenger1906[u]Lake FreighterUnited States
(River Rouge,MI)
United States
(Great Lakes)
551 ft (167.945 m)
Thalatta1906Thames sailing bargeUnited Kingdom
(Harwich)
United Kingdom
(St Osyth)
88.9 ft (27.1 m)
Ticonderoga1906[347]Paddle steamerUnited States
(Shelburne, VT)
United States
(Shelburne, VT)
220 ft (67 m)
U-11906SubmarineGerman Empire
(Kiel)
Germany
(Munich)
139.1 ft (42.4 m)
Viking1906BarqueDenmark
(Copenhagen)
Sweden
(Gothenburg)
387.2 ft (118.0 m)
Viola1906[348]TrawlerUnited Kingdom
(Beverley)
South Georgia
(Grytviken)
108.50 ft (33.07 m)
Ambrose (LV-87)1907LightvesselUnited States
(Camden, NJ)
United States
(Manhattan, NY)
135.5 ft (41.28 m)
Andechs1907[349]Paddle steamerGermany
(Stegen am Ammersee)
Germany
(Holzhausen am Ammersee)
111.5 ft (34.0 m)
Charles Henry Ashley1907[350]LifeboatUnited Kingdom
(Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company)
United Kingdom
(Cemaes Bay)
37.97 ft (11.57 m)
Daniel McAllister [commons]1907[351]TugboatCanada
(Collingwood, ON)
Canada
(Montreal, QC)
108.9 ft (33.2 m)
Drazki1907Torpedo boatFrance
(Chalon-sur-Saône)
Bulgaria
(Varna)
124 ft (38 m)
F. C. Lewis Jr.1907SkipjackUnited States
(Hopkins, VA)
United States
(Wenona, MD)
39 ft (12 m)
MSHenrik Ibsen1907SteamshipSweden
(Gothenburg)
Norway
(Telemark Canal)
101.5 ft (30.9 m)
Hercules1907[352]TugboatUnited States
(Camden, NJ)
United States
(San Francisco, CA)
151 ft (46 m)
Hjälparen [sv]1907LifeboatSweden
(Stockholm)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
30.8 ft (9.4 m)
Irene1907KetchUnited Kingdom
(Bridgwater)
United Kingdom
(Bridgwater)
100 ft (30 m)
Keewatin1907[353]Passenger linerUnited Kingdom
(Govan)
Canada(Kingston, Ontario)336.5 ft (102.6 m)
Lyttelton1907TugboatUnited Kingdom
(Scotland)
New Zealand
(Port Lyttelton)
Moewe1907KetchGermany
(Itzehoe)
Germany
(Hamburg)
58.59 ft (17.86 m)
Nyanza1907SteamshipUnited Kingdom
(Renfrewshire)
Kenya
(Kisumu)
Pegasus1907TugboatUnited States
(Baltimore, MD)
United States
(Jersey City, NJ)
100 ft (30 m)
Prince Otman1907[354]YachtUnited Kingdom
(Fleetwood)
United Kingdom
(Palma)
92 ft (28 m)
Rosa1907Hotel bargeNetherlands
(Dedemsvaart)
France
(Canal Latéral de la Garonne)
98 ft (30 m)
SSSuur-Saimaa [fi]1907Pleasure shipFinland
(Varkaus)
Finland
(Savonlinna)
90.38 ft (27.55 m)
Tarmo1907[355]IcebreakerUnited Kingdom
(Newcastle upon Tyne)
Finland
(Kotka)
220 ft (67 m)
Yankee1907FerryUnited States
(Kensington, PA)
United States
(New York, NY)
136.6 ft (41.6 m)
Alexandra [de]1908[356][357]SteamshipGermany
(Hamburg)
Germany
(Flensburg)
121.25 ft (36.96 m)
Circle Line XIV1908Tour boatUnited States
(Newburgh, NY)
United States
(Jersey City, NJ)
123 ft (37 m)
Fehmarnbelt1908LightvesselGermany
(Brake, Lower Saxony)
Germany
(Lübeck)
149.1 ft (45.44 m)
Mohican II1908SteamshipUnited States
(Newburgh, NY)
United States
(Lake George, NY)
117 ft (36 m)
Monarch1908[358]NarrowboatUnited Kingdom
(Saltley Dock)
United Kingdom
(Trent & Mersey Canal)
61.97 ft (18.89 m)
Oscar W1908[359][360][361]Paddle steamerAustralia
(Echuca)
Australia
(River Murray)
103.1 ft (31.42 m)
Oster1908SteamshipNorway
(Kristiansand)
Norway
(Bergen)
104 ft (32 m)
Raeo1908[362]TugboatUnited States
(Bronx, NY)
United States
(Wenatchee, WA)
72 ft (22 m)
Sabino1908[363]SteamshipUnited States
(Boothbay, ME)
United States
(Mystic, CT)
57 ft (17 m)
Sharpness1908[364]TugboatUnited Kingdom
(Branscombe)
United Kingdom
(Braunston)
44.98 ft (13.72 m)
Speeder1908[365]Motor vesselUnited States
(Seattle, WA)
United States
(Exact location unknown)
87 ft (26.52 m)
Storskär1908SteamshipSweden
(Gothenburg)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
127.8 ft (39.0 m)
Thalis o Milisios [ru]1908Cable shipUnited States
(Newport News, VA)
Greece
(Palaio Faliro)
Angantyr1909FerrySweden
(Motala Verkstad)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
76 ft (23 m)
Ardwina1909Thames sailing bargeUnited Kingdom
(Ipswich)
United Kingdom
(London)
85 ft (26 m)
Arkansas1909[366]TugboatUnited States
(Cleveland, OH)
United States
(Wilmington, DE)
75 ft (23 m)
Bigwin1909[367]SteamshipCanada
(Toronto)
Canada
(Dorset, ON)
66 ft (20 m)
Black Pearl1909[368]SchoonerSweden
(Pukavik)
Malta
(Ta'Xbiex)
150 ft (46 m)
Bürgermeister Abendroth [de]1909LightvesselGermany
(Tönning)
Germany
(Bremerhaven)
144 ft (44 m)
Dar Pomorza1909[369]FrigateGerman Empire
(Hamburg)
Poland
(Gdynia)
267 ft (81 m)
Doris1909[370]Thames bawleyUnited Kingdom
(Harwich)
United Kingdom
(Gillingham)
40.00 ft (12.19 m)
Drottningholm1909[371]FerrySweden
(Motala Verkstad)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
76 ft (23 m)
Duwamish1909[372]FireboatUnited States
(Shoreline, WA)
United States
(Seattle, WA)
120 ft (37 m)
Großherzogin Elisabeth1909SchoonerNetherlands
(Alblasserdam)
Germany
(Elsfleth)
209 ft (64 m)
Kysten [sv]1909SteamshipNorway
(Trondheim)
Norway
(Tønsberg)
140 ft (43 m)
Lizzie Porter1909[373]LifeboatUnited Kingdom
(Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company)
United Kingdom
(Chatham Historic Dockyard)
34.98 ft (10.67 m)
Lotus1909[374]Motor shipUnited States
(Seattle, WA)
United States
(Seattle, WA)
85 ft (26 m)
President1909NarrowboatUnited Kingdom
(Saltley)
United Kingdom
(Dudley)
71 ft (22 m)
Stadt Zürich1909[375]Paddle steamerSwitzerland
(Zürich)
Switzerland
(Lake Zürich)
193.9 ft (59.1 m)
Steam Pinnace 1991909[376]PinnaceUnited Kingdom
(Portsmouth)
United Kingdom
(Portsmouth)
50 ft (15 m)
Unyo Maru [ja]1909Training shipJapan
(Osaka Iron Works)
Japan
(Tokyo)
136.1 ft (41.51 m)
William Riley of Birmingham1909[377]LifeboatUnited Kingdom
(Thames Iron Works)
United Kingdom
(Whitby)
33.97 ft (10.35 m)

1910–1918

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NamesImageYear of constructionTypeBuild location[b]Current locationLength overall
George1910[378]Short boatUnited Kingdom
(Wigan)
United Kingdom
(Ellesmere Port)
61.97 ft (18.89 m)
Georgios Averof1910[379]Armored cruiserKingdom of Italy
(Livorno)
Greece
(Palaio Faliro)
459.7 ft (140.1 m)
Gonca1910[380]Steam yachtTurkey
(Istanbul)
104.9 ft (32.0 m)
Grimsby1910[381]NarrowboatUnited Kingdom
(Saltley Dock)
United Kingdom
(Trent & Mersey Canal)
71.60 ft (21.82 m)
RNLBHelen Smitton (ON 603)1910[382]LifeboatUnited Kingdom
(Thames Iron Works)
United Kingdom
(Marloes)
37.97 ft (11.57 m)
RNLBJames Leith1910LifeboatUnited Kingdom
(TBD)
United Kingdom
(TBD)
Juneta1910[383]TugboatUnited States
(Astoria, OR)
United States
(Portland, OR)
43 ft (13 m)
Krasnyy Vympel [ru]1910YachtRussia
(Saint Petersburg)
Russia
(Vladivostok)
151.9 ft (46.3 m)
La Suisse [fr]1910[384]Paddle steamerSwitzerland
(Lausanne-Ouchy)
257.5 ft (78.5 m)
Laurindo Pitta1910[385][386][v]TugboatGreat Britain
(Barrow-in-Furness)
Brazil
(Rio de Janeiro)
129 ft (39 m)
Noorderlicht1910SchoonerGerman Empire
(Flensburg)
Norway
(Svalbard)
151.7 ft (46.2 m)
Norrskär1910SteamshipSweden
(Gothenburg)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
114.3 ft (34.8 m)
Sand Man1910[387][388][389]TugboatUnited States
(Tacoma, WA)[w]
United States
(Olympia, WA)
60 ft (18 m)
Ste. Claire1910[390]Excursion steamshipUnited States
(Toledo Shipbuilding Company)
United States
(Detroit)
190 ft (58 m)
Suriname-Rivier1910LightvesselNetherlands
(Haarlem)
Suriname
(Nieuw Amsterdam)
81.6 ft (24.85 m)
Tiger1910TugboatGermany
(Hamburg)
Germany
(Hamburg)
52.02 ft (15.86 m)
Trillium1910[391]FerryCanada
(Toronto)
Canada
(Toronto)
150 ft (46 m)
Atlinto1911[392]LaunchCanada
(Atlin, BC)
Canada
(Atlin, BC)
41 ft (12 m)
SSBlidösund [sv]1911SteamshipSweden
(Göteborg)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
115.7 ft (35.3 m)
Claude W. Somers1911SkipjackUnited States
(Young's Creek, VA)
United States
(Reedville, VA)
42.5 ft (13.0 m)
Connaught1911[393]Passenger vesselUnited Kingdom
(Oxford)
United Kingdom
(Richmond Upon Thames)
105.93 ft (32.31 m)
Europa1911[394]BarqueGermany
(Hamburg)
Netherlands
(Amsterdam)
131 ft (40 m)
Eye of the Wind1911BrigantineGermany
(Brake)
Germany
(exact location unknown)
132 ft (40 m)
Hestmanden1911Merchant shipNorway
(Laksevåg)
Norway
(Kristiansand)
195 ft (59 m)
James M. Schoonmaker1911[395]Lake freighterUnited States
(Ecorse, MI)
United States
(Toledo, OH)
617 ft (188 m)
McKeever Brothers (SP-683)1911[396]Patrol vesselUnited States
(Noank, CT)
United States
(Seaford, DE)
136 ft (41 m)
Nomadic1911[397]TenderUnited Kingdom
(Belfast)
United Kingdom
(Belfast)
220 ft (67 m)
Nusret1911MinelayerGerman Empire
(Kiel)
Turkey
(Tarsus)
131 ft (40.20 m)
Passat1911[398]BarqueGerman Empire
(Hamburg)
Germany
(Hamburg)
377 ft (115 m)
Peking1911[399]BarqueGerman Empire
(Hamburg)
Germany
(Hamburg)
377.6 ft (115.1 m)
Thomas W. Clyde1911SkipjackUnited States
(Oriole, MD)
United States
(Deal Island, MD)
54.4 ft (16.6 m)
Tordenskjold1911[206]SchoonerUnited States
(Seattle, WA)
United States
(Seattle, WA)
75 ft (23 m)
Tradewind1911SchoonerNetherlands
(Capelle aan de IJssel)
Netherlands
(Exact location unknown)
121 ft (37 m)
Wäiski1911Passenger shipGermany
(Einswarden)
Finland
(Helsinki)
157.48 ft (48.00 m)
Zeelands Luister [nl]1911BargeNetherlands
(Vrijenban)
Netherlands
(Rotterdam)
128.8 ft (39.3 m)
African Queen1912[400]BoatUnited Kingdom
(Lytham)
United States
(Key Largo, FL)
30 ft (9.1 m)
Albatros [de]1912SteamboatGermany
(Papenburg)
Germany
(Damp)
119.81 ft (36.52 m)
Canberra1912Paddle SteamerAustralia
(Echuca)
Australia
(Echuca)
74 ft (22.6 m)
Cartela1912FerryAustralia
(Hobart, TAS)
Australia
(Hobart, TAS)
123 ft (37 m)
TSSEarnslaw1912[401]SteamshipNew Zealand
(Dunedin)
New Zealand
(Lake Wakatipu)
168 ft (51 m)
Garðar BA 641912[402]WhalerNorway
(Unknown)
Iceland
(Patreksfjörður)
100.39 ft (30.6 m)
MSGustaf III1912SteamshipSweden
(Stockholm)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
76.11 ft (23.20 m)
MVGustafsberg VII1912SteamshipSweden
(Oskarshamn)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
113.7 ft (34.7 m)
Herons1912[403]HouseboatUnited Kingdom
(Unknown)
United Kingdom
(Brentford)
48.50 ft (14.78 m)
Hospital Boat No. 671912[404]Hospital boatUnited Kingdom
(Isle of Wight)
United Kingdom
(Devonshire)
70 ft (21 m)
Hyöky [fi]1912LightvesselRussia
(Saint Petersburg)
Finland
(Hamina)
140.09 ft (42.70 m)
Ilford1912[405]NarrowboatUnited Kingdom
(West Bromwich)
United Kingdom
(TBD)
70.46 ft (21.48 m)
James Caird1912[406]WhaleboatUnited Kingdom
(London)
United Kingdom
(London)
22.5 ft (6.9 m)
MSJ. L. Runeberg1912SteamshipFinland
(Helsinki)
Finland
(Gulf of Finland)
94.4 ft (28.8 m)
Kanangra1912FerryAustralia
(Mort's Dock)
Australia
(Sydney)
149.18 ft (45.47 m)
Katherine M. Lee1912Oyster schoonerUnited States
(Greenwich, NJ)
United States
(Leipsic, DE)
85 ft (26 m)
Kerne [fr]1912[407]TugboatUnited Kingdom
(Montrose)
United Kingdom
(Liverpool)
76.95 ft (23.47 m)
Kwasind1912FerryCanada
(Toronto)
Canada
(Toronto)
71 ft (22 m)
La Palma1912SteamshipUnited Kingdom
(Middlesbrough)
Canary Islands
(Tenerife)
220.14 ft (67.10 m)
Lady Denman1912FerryAustralia
(Huskisson, NSW)
Australia
(City of Shoalhaven, NSW)
110 ft (34 m)
Sundowner1912[408][409]YachtUnited Kingdom
(Sheerness, Kent)
United Kingdom
(Ramsgate, Kent)
58 ft (18 m)
Wendameen1912SchoonerUnited States
(Boothbay, ME)
United States
(Portland, ME)
67 ft (20 m)
Zhongshan1912[410]GunboatJapan
(Nagasaki)
China
(Wuhan)
216.12 ft (65.87 m)
Acadia1913[411]Survey vesselUnited Kingdom
(Tyne and Wear)
Canada
(Halifax, NS)
182 ft (55 m)
Adventuress1913SchoonerUnited States
(Boothbay, ME)
United States
(Seattle, WA)
133 ft (41 m)
Benjamim Guimarães1913Paddle steamerUnited States
(Pittsburgh, PA)
Brazil
(Pirapora)
144 ft (44 m)
Claus D1913TugboatGermany
(Hamburg)
Germany
(Hamburg)
58.26 ft (17.76 m)
Count Dracula1913[412][413]LaunchGerman Empire
(Wilhemshaven)
United Kingdom
(Hayling Island)
50.00 ft (15.24 m)
Jókai [hu]1913SteamshipHungary
(TBD)
Hungary
(TBD)
118.43 ft (36.10 m)
Jolie Brise1913[414]CutterFrance
(Le Havre)
United Kingdom
(Hamble)
73.10 ft (22.28 m)
Kildare1913[415]NarrowboatUnited Kingdom
(TBD)
United Kingdom
(Dudley)
76.60 ft (23.35 m)
Kommuna1913Salvage VesselRussian Empire
(St. Petersburg)
Sevastopol[x]
(Disputed)
315 ft (96 m)
Kossuth [hu]1913[416]SteamshipHungary
(TBD)
Hungary
(TBD)
202.7 ft (61.80 m)
Kyle1913SteamshipUnited Kingdom
(Tyne and Wear)
Canada
(Harbour Grace, NL)
220 ft (67 m)
MVNorth Head1913FerryAustralia
(Woolwich)
Australia
(Cairns)
210 ft (64 m)
Rusinga1913FerryUnited Kingdom
(Renfrewshire)
Kenya
(Kisumu)
220 ft (67 m)
SSStord I1913Passenger shipNorway
(Bergen)
Norway
(Bergen)
SSUsoga1913FerryUnited Kingdom
(Renfrewshire)
Kenya
(Kisumu)
220 ft (67 m)
SSLokki [fi]1913Pleasure shipFinland
(Varkaus)
Finland
(Helsinki)
78.58 ft (23.95 m)
Belle of Louisville1914Paddle steamerUnited States
(Pittsburgh, PA)
United States
(Louisville, KY)
157.5 ft (48.0 m)
Borcea1914[417]Paddle steamerRomania
(Turnu Severin)
Romania
(Brăila)
129 ft (39.4 m)
Bustardthorpe1914[418]LighterUnited Kingdom
(Gainsborough)
United Kingdom
(Abingdon)
91.93 ft (28.02 m)
Caroline1914[419]Light cruiserUnited Kingdom
(Birkenhead)
United Kingdom
(Belfast)
420 ft (130 m)
Doulos Phos1914[y]Cruise shipUnited States
(Newport News, VA)
Indonesia
(Bintan Regency)
428 ft (130 m)
Eppleton Hall1914[420]TugboatUnited Kingdom
(South Shields)
United States
(San Francisco)
100.5 ft (30.6 m)
Frédéric Mistral [de]1914TugboatNetherlands
(Geertruidenberg)
Austria
(Vienna)
26.35 m (86.5 ft)
Fulton [da]1914SchoonerDenmark
(Marstal)
Denmark
(Marstal)
38 m (124.7 ft)
Halas 711914[421]FerryUnited Kingdom
(Glasgow)
Turkey
(Istanbul)
164.04 ft (50.00 m)
Hazel1914[422]NarrowboatUnited Kingdom
(Runcorn)
United Kingdom
(Ashton-under-Lyne)
71.97 ft (21.94 m)
Hercules1914Floating craneGermany
(Emden)
Panama
(Panama Canal)
152 ft (46 m)
Horns Rev1914LightvesselDenmark
(Fåborg)
Denmark
(Esbjerg)
110.18 ft (33.58 m)
Alaska1914[423]TugboatUnited States
(Cleveland, OH)
United States
(Wilmington, DE)
71 ft (22 m)
Katahdin1914[424]SteamboatUnited States
(Bath Iron Works)
United States
(Greenville, ME)
102 ft (31 m)
L.V. Railroad Barge No. 791914[425]BargeUnited States
(Perth Amboy, NJ)
United States
(Brooklyn, NY)
36 ft (11 m)
Libby's No. 231914[426]Sailboat
(Fishing vessel)
United States
(Seattle, WA)
United States
(Port Alsworth, AK)
29.6 ft (9.0 m)
Naramata1914[427]TugboatCanada
(Okanagan Landing, BC)
Canada
(Penticton, BC)
98 ft (30 m)
Perth1914FerryUnited Kingdom
(Glasgow)
Australia
(Perth)
103 ft (31 m)
Pilot1914[428]Pilot boatUnited States
(San Diego, CA)
United States
(San Diego, CA)
52 ft (16 m)
Sicamous1914[429]SternwheelerCanada
(Port Arthur, Ontario)
Canada
(Penticton, BC)
200.5 ft (61.1 m)
Stadt Rapperswil1914[430]Paddle steamerSwitzerland
(Zürich)
Switzerland
(Lake Zürich)
193.9 ft (59.1 m)
Statsraad Lehmkuhl1914[431][432]Training shipGerman Empire
(Bremerhaven)
Norway
(Bergen)
320 ft (98 m)
Suur Tõll1914[433]IcebreakerGerman Empire
(Stettin)
Estonia
(Tallinn)
247 ft (75.4 m)
SSVTabor Boy1914SailboatNetherlands
(Amsterdam)
United States
(Marion, MA)
92 ft (28 m)
Texas1914[434]Dreadnought battleshipUnited States
(Newport News, VA)
United States
(La Porte, TX)
573 ft (175 m)
USSZumbrota1914[435]Motor boatUnited States
(Port Clinton, OH)
United States
(Marina del Rey, CA)
70 ft (21 m)
Addie1915[436]TugboatUnited Kingdom
(Brinscombe)
United Kingdom
(London)
63.93 ft (19.49 m)
Amrumbank [de]1915LightvesselGermany
(Papenburg)
Germany
(Emden)
172.2 ft (52.5 m)
Atta Boy1915[437]Motor launchUnited Kingdom
(Suffolk)
United Kingdom
(Thames)
30 ft (9.1 m)
Bradbury1915[438]Patrol boatCanada
(Selkirk, Manitoba)
Canada
(Selkirk, Manitoba)
158 ft (48 m)
Brandram1915[439][440]X LighterUnited Kingdom
(Sunderland)
United Kingdom
(Stoke)
105 ft (32 m)
Cyclops1915[441]Admiralty pinnaceUnited Kingdom
(Portsmouth)
United Kingdom
(Portsmouth)
42.00 ft (12.80 m)
Glala1915[442]YachtUnited Kingdom
(Hamble)
United Kingdom
(Ipswich)
78.00 ft (23.77 m)
Iowa1915[443]TugboatUnited States
(Cleveland, OH)
United States
(Wilmington, DE)
75 ft (23 m)
Katie (SP-660)1915Patrol vesselUnited States

(Crittenden, VA)

United States
(Richmond, VA)
48 ft (15 m)
Langer Heinrich1915Floating craneGermany
(Duisburg)
Italy
(Genoa)
165 ft (50 m)
Liemba1915FerryGerman Empire
(Papenburg)
Tanzania
(Kigoma)
234.25 ft (71.40 m)
Light Ship Petrel1915[444]LightvesselIreland
(Dublin Dockyard Company)
United Kingdom
(Strangford)
99 ft (30 m)
M331915[445]MonitorUnited Kingdom
(Belfast)
United Kingdom
(Portsmouth)
177 ft (54 m)
Marie Galante [fr]1915SchoonerGermany
(Unknown)
Netherlands
(Amsterdam)
121 ft (37 m)
Miseford1915TugboatCanada
(Welland, ON)
Canada
(Thunder Bay, ON)
80 ft (24 m)
Peacock1915[446]NarrowboatUnited Kingdom
(Birmingham)
United Kingdom
(Dudley)
69.97 ft (21.33 m)
Peter P1915[447]X LighterUnited Kingdom
(Sunderland)
United Kingdom
(Barking Creek)
109.93 ft (33.51 m)
Sankt Erik1915[448]IcebreakerSweden
(Stockholm)
Sweden
(Stockholm)
200 ft (61 m)
See W. See (SP-740)1915Patrol vesselUnited States
(Bay Shore, NY)
United States
(Richmond, VA)
65 ft (20 m)
Skjelskør [sv]1915SteamshipDenmark
(Svendborg)
Denmark
(Frederikssund)
67.4 ft (20.5 m)
Spithead1915[449]X LighterUnited Kingdom
(Sunderland)
United Kingdom
(Sandwich)
105.50 ft (32.16 m)
Wilhelm Carpelan1915Transport boatFinland
(Helsinki)
Finland
(Turku)
60.8 ft (18.5 m)
Coastal Motor Boat 41916[450]Torpedo boatUnited Kingdom
(London)
United Kingdom
(Duxford)
40.00 ft (12.19 m)
Coastal Motor Boat 91916[451][452]Torpedo boatUnited Kingdom
(London)
United Kingdom
(Avonmouth)
40.00 ft (12.19 m)
Krassin1916[453]IcebreakerUnited Kingdom
(Newcastle upon Tyne)
Russia
(Saint Petersburg)
327.4 ft (99.8 m)
Lilian1916[454]YachtSweden
(Stockholm)
United Kingdom
(Twickenham)
98.43 ft (30.00 m)
MAS 15 [it]1916[455]Torpedo boatItaly
(Unknown)
Italy
(Rome)
Mercantile1916SchoonerUnited States
(Little Deer Isle, ME)
United States
(Camden, ME)
155 ft (47 m)
Portsmouth Lightship1916LightvesselUnited States
(Pusey and Jones)
United States
(Portsmouth, VA)
101 ft (31 m)
Skeaf VII [fr]1916[456]Sailing cruiserGermany
(Lemwerder)
France
(Douarnenez, Bretagne)
92 ft (28 m)
SMUB-461916U-boatGermany
(Bremen)
Turkey
(Çanakkale)
121.1 ft (36.9 m)
Carlisle II1917FerryUnited States
(Bellingham, WA)
United States
(Port Orchard, WA)
65 ft (20 m)
CLS2Carpentaria1917[457]LightvesselAustralia
(Sydney)
Australia
(Queensland Maritime Museum)
72.0 ft (21.9 m)
CLS4Carpentaria1917[458]LightvesselAustralia
(Sydney)
Australia
(Darling Harbour)
72.0 ft (21.9 m)
Commander1917Motor vesselUnited States
(Morehead City, NC)
United States
(New York, NY)
60 ft (18 m)
Flashing Stream1917[459]PinnaceUnited Kingdom
(Chatham)
United Kingdom
(Bristol)
L'Art de Vivre1917Hotel bargeUnited Kingdom
(Deptford)
France
(Bourdeaux)
100 ft (30 m)
MAS 96 [it]1917[460]Torpedo boatItaly
(Unknown)
Italy
(Gardone Riviera)
52 ft (16 m)
Hausten1917[461]Sailing shipNorway
(Vollen)
Norway
(Tofte)
119 ft (19 m)
Maud1917[462]Sailing shipNorway
(Vollen)
Norway
(Tofte)
119 ft (36 m)
Pajtás [hu]1917SteamshipHungary
(TBD)
Hungary
(TBD)
88.58 ft (27 m)
Szőke Tisza [hu]1917[463]SteamshipHungary
(TBD)
Hungary
(TBD)
253.94 ft (77.4 m)
Tarahne1917[464]Passenger ferryCanada
(Atlin, BC)
Canada
(Atlin, BC)
119.3 ft (36.3 m)
Valley Camp1917[465]Lake freighterUnited States
(Lorain, OH)
United States
(Sault Ste. Marie, MI)
550 ft (170 m)
Concrete Canal Boat1918[466]BargeUnited Kingdom
(Stourbridge)
United Kingdom
(Gloucester)
69.97 ft (21.33 m)
Felipe Larrazabal (R-11)1918[467]MinesweeperUnited States
(New York City, NY)
Venezuela
(Puerto Cabello)
187 ft (57 m)
STSKapitan Borchardt1918SchoonerPoland
(Unknown)
Poland
(Unknown)
138 ft (42 m)
Lotus1918SchoonerUnited States
(Rocky River, OH)
United States
(Sodus Point, NY)
60 ft (18 m)
Oosterschelde1918SchoonerNetherlands
(Rotterdam)
160 ft (48.7 m)
President1918[468][469]Q-shipUnited Kingdom
(Renfrew)
United Kingdom
(City of London)
262 ft (80 m)
Robert and Ellen Robson1918[470]LifeboatUnited Kingdom
(Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company)
United Kingdom
(Whitby)
33.97 ft (10.35 m)
Seaplane Lighter H211918[471]Seaplane lighterUnited Kingdom
(Kent)
United Kingdom
(Yeovilton)
57.97 ft (17.68 m)
Surprise1918[472]SchoonerUnited States
(Rockport, MA)
United States
(Camden, ME)
44.5 ft (13.6 m)
W. P. Snyder Jr.1918[472]SternwheelerUnited States
(Pittsburgh, PA)
United States
(Marietta, OH)
175 ft (53 m)

Oldest surviving by category

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The following is a list of ships arranged by category. These include ships that are the oldest in the world by type and by function, they do not include ships known only for being the last of their kind. The cutoff date as with the list are ships constructed before 1919.

By type

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Oldest...NameYear of constructionType
Warship[473]Mary Rose1511Carrack
Continuously maintained[474]Tarihi Kadırgac.1600[z]Galley
Schooner[475]Peggy1791Armed yacht
Lifeboat[476]Zetland1802Rescue craft
Submarine[477]Brandtaucher1850Naval ship
Tugboat[478][479]Mayflower1861Steam tug
Clipper ship[480][481]City of Adelaide1864Sailing ship
Turbine-powered ship[482]Turbinia1894Experimental
Sternwheeler[483]Moyie1898Paddle steamer

By function

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Oldest...NameYear of constructionType
Commissionednaval vessel[484]HMS Victory[aa]1765Ship of the line
Commissionednaval vessel afloat[485]USS Constitution[aa]1797Frigate
Merchant ship[486]Charles W. Morgan1841Whaler
Ocean liner[487]SS Great Britain1843Passenger ship
Operationalsteamship[488]Bertha[ab]1844Dredge
Active steamship[489]Tudor Vladimirescu1854Paddle steamer[ac]
Active sailing ship[490]Star of India1863Windjammer
Active river icebreaker[citation needed]Kuna1884River icebreaker
Racing yacht[491]Partridge1885Yacht
Activefireboat[492][493]Edward M. Cotter1900Fireboat
Commissionednaval vessel in active service[494]Kommuna1913Salvage ship

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Use your best judgement when including these ships here per "Ship of Theseus". Going by reliable sources indicating that the ship is "surviving" is a good indication of inclusion.
  2. ^abcdeArea of origin
  3. ^Estimated length
  4. ^It is popularly called theGlass Wreck because of the large quantities of broken glassware visible during the ships excavation
  5. ^Extant length
  6. ^Currently Disassembled
  7. ^abNot otherwise defined, it's only known that these ships were used forwarfare.
  8. ^Currently in storage
  9. ^36-foot bow section is preserved
  10. ^Built between 1863 and 1865
  11. ^89-ft. section is preserved
  12. ^Oldest still navigable steamship in Germany
  13. ^This is the discovery date, it is assumed the submarine is from theConfederacy. No known information is available regarding a launch date or original name.
  14. ^abOriginally built as a steam ferry
  15. ^Rebuilt as a car ferry
  16. ^Originally built as a steam Schooner.
  17. ^Lightvessel No. XVII Gedser Rev is the full name of the ship.
  18. ^Bow and bridge section are preserved
  19. ^Hull is now a breakwater
  20. ^Sea going museum ship
  21. ^Converted to an articulated barge in 2013. Bow section remains the same while the superstructure has changed.
  22. ^Laurindo Pitta is active at times when doing water tours.
  23. ^Wheelhouse was built in Olympia.
  24. ^Sevastopol is a city in Crimea
  25. ^Retains its original engines and other machinery as well as its stern section
  26. ^Tarihi Kadırga was constructed in the late 16th or early 17th century
  27. ^abCeremonial role
  28. ^The Bertha is laid up (inactive)
  29. ^TheTudor Vladimirescu is a "Sidewheeler" as opposed to theMoyie.

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