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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 700AD and 1918; earlier ships are covered in the list 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 the United Kingdom, which in the mid to late 1800s was a dominant worldwide ship builder. A majority of ships on this list are found in museums, and it includes examples that are the last of their kind left in the world.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

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List criteria

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 the USS 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 former shipwreck, or by sheer neglect. One example is the ship Mary 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 the Black Sea. Many surviving old ships may also appear on other Wikipedia lists such as lightvessels. 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

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

The following things are included in this page

  • 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 intact hull. Ships like the Lady Elizabeth are still considered to be surviving despite their current condition of not being preserved.

Legend

  •   These ships have been preserved as museums 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

Before 700 AD

For a list of surviving ancient ships dating before 700 AD, see List of surviving ancient ships.

700–1400s AD

Name Image Year of construction Type Build location[b] Current location Overall
length
Äskekärrskeppet
8th century[3] Viking ship — Sweden
(Museum of Gothenburg) 		52.4 ft (16.0 m)
First canoe found in Lake Mendota — circa 800[4] Native American canoe Lake Mendota, in current Wisconsin, USA 15 ft (4.6 m)
Oseberg Ship
820[5] Viking ship Norway
(Vestfold) 		Norway
(Oslo) 		71 ft (22 m)
Gokstad ship
900[6] Viking ship Norway
(Vestfold) 		Norway
(Oslo) 		76 ft (23 m)
Tune ship
900[7] Viking ship Norway
(Vestfold) 		Norway
(Oslo) 		61.3 ft (18.7 m)[c]
Utrecht ship
997–1030[8][9] Cargo vessel Netherlands
(Unknown) 		Netherlands
(Utrecht) 		58.39 ft (17.80 m)
Serçe Limanı Shipwreck[d]
11th century[10] Merchant ship Byzantine Empire Turkey
(Bodrum) 		49.2 ft (15.0 m)
Viksbåten [sv]
11th century[11] Viking ship Sweden
(Unknown) 		Sweden
(Erikskulle museum) 		31.49 ft (9.60 m)
Stanley Ferry logboat
1000[12][13] Logboat Britain United Kingdom
(Wakefield) 		19 ft (5.8 m)
Roskilde 6 [da]
1025[14][15][16] Viking ship Norway
(Oslo) 		Denmark
(Copenhagen) 		122.7 ft (37.4 m)
Skuldelev 1
1030[17] Viking ship Norway
(Sognefjorden) 		Denmark
(Roskilde) 		51.96 ft (15.84 m)
Skuldelev 5
1030[18] Viking ship Denmark
(Roskilde) 		Denmark
(Roskilde) 		56.7 ft (17.3 m)
Skuldelev 6
1030[19] Viking ship Norway
(Sognefjorden) 		Denmark
(Roskilde) 		36.7 ft (11.2 m)
Skuldelev 3
1040[20] Viking ship Denmark
(Unknown) 		Denmark
(Roskilde) 		45 ft (14 m)
Skuldelev 2
1042[21] Viking ship Kingdom of Dublin Denmark
(Roskilde) 		98 ft (30 m)
Ląd boat
After 1125[22][23] Cargo vessel Poland
(Wroclaw) 		Poland
(Gdańsk) 		27.8 ft (8.5 m)[e]
Ellingåskibet [da]
1163[24] Merchant ship Denmark
(Jutland) 		Denmark
(Frederikshavn) 		47.57 ft (14.50 m)
Quanzhou ship
1272 Junk China
(Unknown) 		China
(Fujian) 		113.5 ft (34.6 m)
Shinan ship
14th century[25][26] Trade ship China
(Unknown) 		South Korea
(Mokpo) 		105 ft (32 m)
Bremen cog
1380[27] Trade ship Holy Roman Empire
(Archbishopric of Bremen) 		Germany
(Bremerhaven) 		79 ft (24 m)
IJssel cog [nl]
15th century[28] Cog Netherlands
(Guelders) 		Netherlands
(Lelystad) 		65 ft (20 m)
Newport Ship
1449[29] Trade ship Spain
(Basque Country) 		United Kingdom
(Newport)[f] 		116 ft (35 m)

1500s–1859

Names Image Year of construction Type Build location[b] Current location Overall
length
Mary Rose
1511 Carrack England
(Unknown) 		United Kingdom
(Portsmouth) 		—
Riddarholmsskeppet [sv]
1517[30] Sailing warship[g] Sweden
(Unknown) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		—
Maasilinn Ship [et]
1550 Transport ship Saaremaa Estonia
(Tallinn) 		52 ft (16 m)
Tarihi Kadırga
Late 16th century[31][32] Galley Ottoman Empire Turkey
(Istanbul) 		130 ft (39.64 m)
Sparrow Hawk
1626[33] Pinnace England
(Unknown) 		United States
(Plymouth)[h] 		40 ft (12 m)
Vasa
1627[34] Sailing warship[g] Swedish Empire
(Stockholm) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		226 ft (69 m)
Botik of Peter the Great
1640s Miniature Warship England or Russia Russia
(Central Naval Museum) 		23 ft (7.0 m)
State Barge of Charles II
1670[35][36] Shallop England
(Unknown) 		United Kingdom
(Portsmouth) 		35 ft (11 m)
La Belle
1684 Colony Ship Kingdom of France United States
(Austin, TX) 		54.4 ft (16.6 m)
Queen Mary's Shallop
1689[37] Shallop United Kingdom
(Unknown) 		United Kingdom
(Greenwich) 		41.60 ft (12.69 m)
Fortuna
1689–1692[38] Boat Russia
(Unknown) 		Russia
(Pereslavl-Zalessky) 		24 ft (7.3 m)
Tsar Peters Båt 1697[39] Boat Netherlands
(Zaardam) 		Sweden
(Livrustkammaren) 		16.73 ft (5.10 m)
Galeota Grande [pt]
1711[40][41] Royal barge Kingdom of Portugal
(Ribeira) 		Portugal
(Lisbon) 		81 ft (24 m)
Bucintoro dei Savoia
1729[42][43] Royal barge Republic of Venice Italy
(Venaria Reale) 		52 ft (16 m)
Prince Frederick's Barge
1732[44] Royal barge Great Britain
(South Bank, London) 		United Kingdom
(Greenwich) 		63.34 ft (19.31 m)
Barque
1735–1750[45][46] Transport ship Canada Canada
(Quebec City) 		31.00 ft (9.45 m)
Galeota Pequena
1753[47][48] Royal barge Kingdom of Portugal
(Unknown) 		Portugal
(Lisbon) 		58 ft (18 m)
HMS Victory
1765[49] Ship of the line Great Britain
(Chatham, Kent) 		United Kingdom
(Portsmouth) 		228 ft (69 m)
USS Philadelphia
1776[50][51] Gunboat United States
(Skenesboro) 		United States
(Washington, D.C.) 		53 ft (16 m)
Bergantim real
1780[52] Royal barge Kingdom of Portugal
(Lisbon) 		Portugal
(Lisbon) 		96 ft (29 m)
Hvide Chalup
1780[53] Royal barge Denmark
(Unknown) 		Denmark
(Copenhagen) 		—
Margaret
1780[54][55] Sailing yacht United Kingdom
(Whitehaven) 		United Kingdom
(Windermere) 		86.9 ft (26.5 m)
Delfinen [sv]
1787[56] Royal barge Sweden
(Karlskrona) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		33 ft (10 m)
Galten [sv]
1787[57] Royal barge Sweden
(Karlskrona) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		33 ft (10 m)
HMS Nancy
1789 Schooner United States
(Detroit) 		Canada
(Wasaga Beach, ON) 		80 ft (24 m)
Peggy
1789[58] Armed yacht Isle of Man
(Castletown) 		Isle of Man
(Castletown) 		27 ft (8.2 m)
Saveira Dourada
1790[59][41] Royal barge Kingdom of Portugal
(Unknown) 		Portugal
(Lisbon) 		43 ft (13 m)
USS Constitution
1797[60] Frigate United States
(Boston, MA) 		United States
(Boston, MA) 		203.3 ft (62.0 m)
Galeota da Alfândega
Late 18th century[47][61] State barge Kingdom of Portugal
(Unknown) 		Portugal
(Lisbon) 		38 ft (12 m)
Nordic Spirit
19th century[62][63] Fishing boat (now replica Viking ship) Norway
(Unknown) 		United States
(Seattle, WA) 		—
Zetland
1802[64][65] Lifeboat United Kingdom
(South Shields) 		United Kingdom
(Redcar) 		29.97 ft (9.13 m)
Galeota Real [pt]
1808[66] Royal barge Kingdom of Portugal
(Salvador) 		Brazil
(Rio de Janeiro) 		78 ft (24 m)
Canot impérial de Napoléon [fr]
1810[67] Royal barge French Empire
(TBD) 		France
(Paris) 		59 ft (18 m)
USS Ticonderoga
1812–1814 Schooner United States
(Adam and Noah Brown) 		United States
(Whitehall, NY) 		120 ft (37 m)
Koningssloep [nl]
1816–1818[68] Royal barge Netherlands
(Unknown) 		Netherlands
(Amsterdam) 		55 ft (17 m)
HMS Trincomalee
1817[69][70] Frigate Company Raj
(Bombay) 		United Kingdom
(Hartlepool) 		150.45 ft (45.86 m)
Lady Guilford
1819[71][72] Sailing galley United Kingdom
(Unknown) 		United Kingdom
(Irvine) 		—
HMS Unicorn
1824[73] Frigate United Kingdom
(Chatham, Kent) 		United Kingdom
(Dundee) 		151.9 ft (46.3 m)
Waka Taua
Before 1827[74] Waka New Zealand
(Bay of Plenty) 		United Kingdom
(Edinburgh) 		19 ft (5.8 m)
Oxford 1829 Boat — 1828[75] Racing yacht United Kingdom
(Oxford) 		United Kingdom
(Henley-on-Thames) 		46.89 ft (14.29 m)
Prince Miguel's barge
1831[47][61] Royal barge Kingdom of Portugal
(Oporto) 		Portugal
(Lisbon) 		47 ft (14 m)
Tyne
1833[76] Lifeboat United Kingdom
(South Shields) 		United Kingdom
(South Shields) 		—
<i>LV16 Inner Dowsing</i> — 1840[77] Lightvessel United Kingdom
(Northfleet) 		United Kingdom
(Rochester) 		87.44 ft (26.67 m)
Charles W. Morgan
1841[78] Whaler United States
(New Bedford, MA) 		United States
(Mystic, CT) 		113 ft (34 m)
Dom Fernando II e Glória
1843[79] Frigate Portuguese India
(Daman) 		Portugal
(Almada) 		284 ft (87 m)
Bertha
1844[80] Dredge United Kingdom
(Bristol) 		United Kingdom
(Store) 		50 ft (15 m)
Great Britain
1845[81][82] Ocean liner United Kingdom
(Bristol) 		United Kingdom
(Bristol) 		322 ft (98 m)
Brandtaucher
1850[83] Submarine German Confederation
(Kiel) 		Germany
(Dresden) 		27 ft (8.2 m)
<i>Dolly</i>
1850[84] Launch United Kingdom
(Unknown) 		United Kingdom
(Windermere) 		40.98 ft (12.50 m)
Gondola
1850[85] Gondola Italy
(Venice) 		United States
(Las Vegas, NV) 		36 ft (11 m)
Snow Squall — 1851[86][87] Clipper United States
(Cape Elizabeth) 		United States
(Bath) 		157 ft (48 m)[i]
Edwin Fox
1853[88] Australian convict ship Company Raj
(Calcutta) 		New Zealand
(Picton) 		157 ft (48 m)
Maria
1853[89] Narrowboat United Kingdom
(Cheshire) 		United Kingdom
(Manchester) 		70.00 ft (21.34 m)
USS Constellation
1854[90] Sloop-of-war United States
(Portsmouth, VA) 		United States
(Baltimore, MD) 		199 ft (61 m)
Francis Metallic Surfboat
1854 Boat United States
(Long Branch, NJ) 		United States
(Douglas, MI) 		26 ft (7.9 m)
Tudor Vladimirescu
1854[91] Paddle steamer Austria-Hungary
(Budapest) 		Romania
(Galați) 		215.87 ft (65.80 m)
Victoria — 1855[92] Racing yacht United Kingdom
(Newcastle upon Tyne) 		United Kingdom
(Henley-on-Thames) 		39.34 ft (11.99 m)
Santiago
1856[93] Barque United Kingdom
(Methil) 		Australia
(Garden Island) 		160 ft 7 in (48.95 m)
Skibladner
1856[94][95][96] Paddle steamer Sweden–Norway
(Motala) 		Norway
(Gjøvik) 		164 ft (50 m)
Gondola
1859 Steam yacht United Kingdom
(Liverpool) 		United Kingdom
(Coniston Water) 		86 ft (26 m)

1860–1889

Names Image Year of construction Type Build location[b] Current location Overall
length
SS <i>Rifle</i>
1860s[97] Steamship United Kingdom
(Unknown) 		United Kingdom
(Irvine) 		—
Jylland
1860[98] Steam frigate Denmark
(Copenhagen) 		Denmark
(Ebeltoft) 		233 ft (71 m)
Mossdale
1860[99] Mersey flat United Kingdom
(Chester) 		United Kingdom
(Ellesmere Port) 		71.97 ft (21.94 m)
Warrior
1860[100] Ironclad United Kingdom
(London) 		United Kingdom
(Portsmouth) 		420 ft (130 m)
Cairo
1861[101] Ironclad United States
(Mound City, IL) 		United States
(Vicksburg, MS) 		175 ft (53 m)
Hjejlen
1861[102] Paddle steamer Denmark
(B&W Copenhagen) 		Denmark
(Ry) 		26.9 m (88 ft)
Mayflower
1861[103] Tugboat United Kingdom
(Bristol) 		United Kingdom
(Bristol) 		64.95 ft (19.80 m)
Chattahoochee
1863[104] Gunboat Confederate States of America
(Saffold, GA) 		United States
(Columbus, GA) 		150 ft (46 m)
Daring
1863[105] Schooner New Zealand
(Mangawhai) 		New Zealand
(Hobsonville) 		55 ft (17 m)
H. L. Hunley
1863[106] Submarine Confederate States of America
(Mobile, AL) 		United States
(Charleston, SC) 		40 ft (12 m)
Intelligent Whale
1863[107] Submarine United States
(Unknown) 		United States
(Sea Girt, NJ) 		28.8 ft (8.8 m)
Neuse
1863[108][109] Ironclad Confederate States of America
(Kinston, NC) 		United States
(Kinston, NC) 		152 ft (46 m)
Star of India
1863[110] Windjammer United Kingdom
(Isle of Man) 		United States
(San Diego, CA) 		278 ft (85 m)
City of Adelaide
1864[111] Clipper United Kingdom
(Sunderland) 		Australia
(Adelaide, South Australia) 		244 ft (74 m)
Muscogee
1864[112] Ironclad Confederate States of America
(Columbus, GA) 		United States
(Columbus, GA) 		223.6 ft (68.2 m)
Strelets
1864 Monitor Russian Empire
(Saint Petersburg) 		Russia
(Saint Petersburg) 		201 ft (61 m)
El Mahrousa
1865[113] Superyacht United Kingdom
(London) 		Egypt
(Alexandria) 		478 ft (146 m)
Gerda
1865 Steamboat Sweden–Norway
(Gothenburg) 		Sweden
(Eskilstuna) 		44.46 ft (13.55 m)
Huáscar
1865[114] Monitor United Kingdom
(Birkenhead) 		Chile
(Talcahuano) 		219 ft (67 m)
Sub Marine Explorer
1865[j] Submarine United States
(Brooklyn, NY) 		Panama
(Pearl Islands) 		39.4 ft (12.0 m)
Adelaide
1866 Paddle steamer Australia
(Echuca) 		Australia
(Echuca) 		105.51 m (346.2 ft)
Bjoren
1866[115] Steamboat Sweden–Norway
(Oslo) 		Norway
(Bygland) 		69 ft (21 m)
Emma C. Berry
1866 Sloop United States
(Noank, CT) 		United States
(Mystic, CT) 		39.2 ft (11.9 m)
<i>Waterlily</i>
1866[116] Launch United Kingdom
(Chiswick) 		United Kingdom
(Falmouth) 		41.97 ft (12.79 m)
Grönland [de]
1867[117] Fishing vessel Sweden–Norway
(Unknown) 		Germany
(Bremerhaven) 		84.64 ft (25.80 m)
<i>May Queen</i>
1867[118] Ketch Australia
(Franklin, Tasmania) 		Australia
(Hobart, Tasmania) 		69 ft (21 m)
Buffel
1868[114] Ironclad United Kingdom
(Glasgow) 		Netherlands
(Rotterdam) 		196 ft (60 m)
MV Enköping
1868[119] Steamship Sweden–Norway
(Oskarshamn) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		99 ft (30 m)
Freja af Fryken
1868 Steamship Sweden–Norway
(Motala) 		Sweden
(Fryksta) 		66.47 ft (20.26 m)
Lone Star
1868 Towboat United States
(Lyons, IA) 		United States
(Le Claire, IA) 		90 ft (27 m)
Schorpioen
1868[114] Ironclad French Empire
(La Seyne-sur-Mer) 		Netherlands
(Den Helder) 		196 ft (60 m)
Cutty Sark
1869[120] Clipper United Kingdom
(Dumbarton) 		United Kingdom
(Greenwich) 		280 ft (85 m)
<i>Esperance</i>
1869[121] Saloon launch United Kingdom
(Rutherglen) 		United Kingdom
(Windermere) 		64.95 ft (19.80 m)
Katarina
1869 Steamship Sweden–Norway
(Stockholm) 		Finland
(Turku) 		97.42 ft (29.69 m)
LV44 <i>Carnarvon Bay</i>
1869[122] Lightvessel United Kingdom
(Bristol) 		United Kingdom
(Canvey Island) 		105.67 ft (32.21 m)
Middlewich
1870[123] Icebreaker United Kingdom
(Unknown) 		United Kingdom
(Madeley) 		42.10 ft (12.51 m)
Yavari
1870[124] Lake steamer United Kingdom
(London) 		Peru
(Lake Titicaca) 		100 ft (30 m)
TS <i>Atlantic</i> [de]
1871 Gaff rig Germany
(Hamburg) 		Germany
(Bremen) 		74.47 ft (22.70 m)
Gisela [de]
1871 Paddle steamer Austria-Hungary
(Floridsdorf) 		Austria
(Unknown) 		170.60 ft (52.00 m)
Gurli
1871 Passenger ship Sweden–Norway
(Stockholm) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		67.1 ft (20.5 m)
Leitha
1871[125] River monitor Austria-Hungary
(Budapest) 		Hungary
(Budapest) 		166 ft (51 m)
Lewis R. French
1871[126] Schooner United States
(South Bristol, ME) 		United States
(Camden, ME) 		101 ft (31 m)
Raven
1871 Steam barge United Kingdom
(Rutherglen) 		United Kingdom
(Windermere) 		70.95 ft (21.63 m)
Stephen Taber
1871[127] Schooner United States
(Glenwood Landing, NY) 		United States
(Rockland, ME) 		68 ft (21 m)
FK 312
1872[128] Tugboat Hungary
(Unknown) 		Hungary
(Balatonboglár) 		—
Gjøa
1872[129] Sloop Sweden–Norway
(Rosendal) 		Norway
(Oslo) 		70 ft (21 m)
Kyles [fr]
1872[130] Cargo ship United Kingdom
(Paisley) 		United Kingdom
(Irvine) 		77.15 ft (23.52 m)
Puno
1872 Hospital ship United Kingdom
(London) 		Peru
(Lake Titicaca) 		100 ft (30 m)
Meiji Maru
1873[131] Lighthouse tender United Kingdom
(Govan) 		Japan
(Tokyo) 		249.3 ft (76.0 m)
Rap
1873[132] Torpedo boat United Kingdom
(London) 		Norway
(Horten) 		60 ft (18 m)
Eva
1874[133] Saloon launch United Kingdom
(Chiswick) 		United Kingdom
(Henley-on-Thames) 		44.98 ft (13.71 m)
PS Hero
1874 Paddle steamer Australia
(Echuca) 		Australia
(Echuca) 		92 ft (28 m)
James Craig
1874[134] Barque United Kingdom
(Sunderland) 		Australia
(Sydney) 		229.6 ft (70.0 m)
Juno
1874[135] Passenger ship Sweden–Norway
(Motala) 		Sweden
(Gothenburg) 		103.1 ft (31.45 m)
SS <i>Salama</i> [sv]
1874[136][137] Steamship Russia
(Vyborg) 		Finland
(Savonlinna) 		103.0 ft (31.4 m)
ARA Uruguay
1874[138] Corvette United Kingdom
(Birkenhead) 		Argentina
(Buenos Aires) 		150 ft (46 m)
Muñoz Gamero
1875 Full-rigged ship United Kingdom
(Glasgow) 		Chile
(Punta Arenas) 		266.6 ft (81.3 m)
Sölve
1875[139] Monitor Sweden–Norway
(Norrköping) 		Sweden
(Göteborg) 		131 ft (40 m)
Anna Karoline
1876[140] Nordlandsjekt Sweden–Norway
(Mosvik) 		Norway
(Bodø) 		21 ft (6.40 m)
PS Gem
1876[141][142] Paddle steamer Australia
(Moama) 		Australia
(Swan Hill) 		131 ft (40 m)
Gustaf Wasa [sv]
1876 Passenger ship Sweden–Norway
(Stockholm) 		Sweden
(Leksand) 		98.0 ft (29.9 m)
<i>Lottie Cooper</i>
1876[143] Schooner United States
(Unknown) 		United States
(Sheboygan, WI) 		131 ft (40 m)[k]
St. Georg [de]
1876[l] Steamboat Germany
(Hamburg) 		Germany
(Alster) 		—
Bonaire
1877[114] Steam frigate Netherlands
(Rotterdam) 		Netherlands
(Den Helder) 		173 ft (53 m)
Elissa
1877[144] Barque United Kingdom
(Aberdeen) 		United States
(Galveston, TX) 		141 ft (43 m)
Governor Stone
1877 Schooner United States
(Pascagoula, MS) 		United States
(Panama City, FL) 		39 ft (12 m)
Lady of the Lake
1877[145] Steam yacht United Kingdom
(Glasgow) 		United Kingdom
(Ullswater) 		97 ft (30 m)
Loyal
1877[146][147] Ketch Sweden–Norway
(Hardanger) 		Norway
(TBD) 		54 ft (16 m)
<i>Sirius</i>
1877[148][149] Yacht Portugal
(TBD) 		Portugal
(Lisbon) 		73.81 ft (22.50 m)
Bayou St. John submarine
1878[m][150] Submarine United States
(Unknown location) 		United States
(Baton Rouge, LA) 		20 ft (6.1 m)
Enterprise
1878 Paddle steamer Australia
(Unknown) 		Australia
(Canberra) 		57 ft (17.3 m)
Falls of Clyde
1878[151] Windjammer United Kingdom
(Glasgow) 		United States
(Honolulu, HI) 		280 ft (85 m)
HMS Gannet
1878[152][153] Sloop-of-war United Kingdom
(Sheerness, Kent) 		United Kingdom
(Chatham, Kent) 		170 ft (52 m)
Great Canoe
1878[154][155] Pacific Northwest United States
(New York City, NY) 		63 ft (19 m)
Holland I
1878[156] Submarine United States
(New York City) 		United States
(Paterson, NJ) 		14 ft (4.3 m)
The Lightship — 1878[157] Lightvessel United Kingdom
(Cork) 		United Kingdom
(Gillingham) 		91 ft (28 m)
Lady Elizabeth
1879[158] Barque United Kingdom
(Sunderland) 		Falkland Islands
(Stanley) 		223 ft (68 m)
Light Vessel 50 H.Y. Tyne — 1879[159] Lightvessel United Kingdom
(Unknown) 		United Kingdom
(Blyth) 		99.93 ft (30.46 m)
Stadt Wehlen
1879[160] Paddle steamer Germany
(Blasewitz) 		Germany
(Unknown) 		194.25 ft (59.21 m)
Vallejo — 1879 Houseboat[n] United States
(Portland, OR) 		United States
(Sausalito, CA) 		123.2 ft (37.6 m)
Munter
1879[161] Steam Launch Sweden–Norway
(Lidköping) 		Sweden
(Vrena) 		39.69 ft (12.1 m)
Annie
1880[162] Sloop United States
(Mystic, CT) 		United States
(Mystic, CT) 		28 ft (8.5 m)
Ejdern
1880 Steamship Sweden–Norway
(Gothenburg) 		Sweden
(Södertälje) 		73.46 ft (22.39 m)
Friedrich
1880 Steamship Germany
(Bremen) 		Germany
(Bremen) 		60.13 ft (18.33 m)
<i>Cygnet</i>
1881[163] Spritsail barge United Kingdom
(Strood) 		United Kingdom
(Snape) 		41.97 ft (12.79 m)
<i>Elise Ann Conners</i>
1881[164] Tugboat United States
(Camden, NJ) 		United States
(Kingston, NY) 		76.5 ft (23.3 m)
Fenian Ram
1881[165] Submarine United States
(New York City) 		United States
(Paterson, NJ) 		30.10 ft (9.17 m)
Holvikejekta [no]
1881[166] Jekt Sweden–Norway
(Sandane) 		Norway
(Øyrane) 		64 ft (20 m)
Mary D. Hume
1881[167] Steamboat United States
(Gold Beach, OR) 		United States
(Gold Beach, OR) 		140 ft (43 m)
Meissen
1881 Paddle Steamer Germany
(Unknown) 		Germany
(Bremerhaven) 		—
S:t Erik af Göteborg
1881 Passenger ship Sweden–Norway
(Gothenburg) 		Sweden
(Gothenburg) 		122.28 ft (37.27 m)
Grace Bailey
1882 Schooner United States
(Patchogue, NY) 		United States
(Camden, ME) 		118 ft (36 m)
Joseph Conrad
1882[168] Sailing ship Denmark
(Copenhagen) 		United States
(Mystic, CT) 		118 ft (36 m)
SL <i>Alaska</i> [fr]
1883[169] River launch United Kingdom
(Bourne End) 		United Kingdom
(Marlow) 		59.67 ft (18.20 m)
HMS Calypso
1883 Unprotected cruiser United Kingdom
(Chatham) 		Canada
(Embree, NL) 		235 ft (72 m)
Christeen
1883[170] Sloop United States
(Glenwood Landing, NY) 		United States
(Oyster Bay, NY) 		40 ft (12 m)
Nelcebee
1883[171] Lighter United Kingdom
(Rutherglen) 		Australia
(Port Adelaide) 		107 ft (33 m)
Abdón Calderón
1884[172] Gunboat United Kingdom
(Port Glasgow) 		Ecuador
(Guayaquil) 		131 ft (40 m)
Kuna
1884 Icebreaker Poland
(Gdańsk) 		Poland
(Gorzów Wielkopolski) 		100 ft (30.48)
Little Jennie — 1884 Bugeye United States
(Solomons, MD) 		United States
(Centerport, NY) 		54 ft (16 m)
Amazon
1885[173] Yacht United Kingdom
(Southampton) 		Malta
(Sliema) 		102 ft (31 m)
Coronet
1885[174] Schooner United States
(Brooklyn, NY) 		United States
(Newport, RI) 		190 ft (58 m)
John Sebastian
1885[175] Lightvessel United Kingdom
(Bristol) 		United Kingdom
(Bristol) 		102.92 ft (31.37 m)
Partridge
1885[176] Gaff cutter United Kingdom
(Gosport) 		France
(La Ciotat) 		71.78 ft (21.88 m)
Pioneer
1885[177] Schooner United States
(Marcus Hook, PA) 		United States
(New York, NY) 		102 ft (31 m)
Polly Woodside
1885[178] Barque United Kingdom
(Belfast) 		Australia
(Melbourne) 		192 ft (59 m)
Wavertree
1885[179] Full-rigged ship United Kingdom
(Southampton) 		United States
(New York, NY) 		279 ft (85 m)
Balclutha
1886[180] Full-rigged ship United Kingdom
(Glasgow) 		United States
(San Francisco, CA) 		301 ft (92 m)
Hertha [de]
1886 Steamship Poland
(Szczecin) 		Germany
(Unknown) 		74.86 ft (22.82 m)
Isaac H. Evans
1886 Schooner United States
(Mauricetown, NJ) 		United States
(Rockland, ME) 		118 ft (36 m)
L'Almée
1886[181] Yacht France
(Argenteuil) 		France
(Aix-les-Bains) 		89 ft (27 m)
St. Nicholas [ru]
1886–1887[182] Paddle steamer Russia
(Tyumen) 		Russia
(Krasnoyarsk) 		184.3 ft (56.2 m)
Primrose — 1887[183] Barge United Kingdom
(Rye) 		United Kingdom
(Hastings) 		56.39 ft (17.19 m)
RMS Segwun
1887[184] Steamship Canada
(Gravenhurst, ON) 		Canada
(Toronto,ON) 		125 ft (38.1 m)
Sigyn
1887[185] Barque Sweden–Norway
(Gothenburg) 		Finland
(Turku) 		189 ft (58 m)
HNoMS Tyr — 1887[186] Flat-iron gunboat[o] Sweden–Norway
(Horten) 		Norway
(Kvinnherad) 		104.33 ft (31.80 m)
af Chapman
1888[187] Full-rigged ship United Kingdom
(Whitehaven) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		290 ft (88 m)
Akarana
1888 Cutter New Zealand
(Auckland) 		Australia
(Darling Harbour) 		39 ft (12 m)
City of Seattle
1888[188] Houseboat[n] United States
(Portland, OR) 		United States
(Sausalito, CA) 		121.5 ft (37.0 m)
<i>Elbe 3</i> [de]
1888 Lightvessel Germany
(Vegesack) 		Germany
(Hamburg) 		147.96 ft (45.10 m)
Elf
1888[189][190] Racing Yacht United States
(Pocomoke City, MD) 		United States
(St. Michaels, MD) 		68 ft (21 m)
Equator
1888[191] Schooner United States
(San Francisco, CA) 		United States
(Everett, WA) 		78 ft (24 m)
Monarch
1888[192][193] Rowing 10 United Kingdom
(Unknown) 		United Kingdom
(Falmouth) 		64.95 ft (19.80 m)
Priscilla
1888[194] Sloop United States
(Patchogue, NY) 		United States
(West Sayville, NY) 		60 ft (18 m)
Anna Kristina
1889 Hardangerjakt Sweden–Norway
(Stangvik) 		Spain
(Canary Islands) 		108 ft (33 m)
Arthur Foss
1889[195][196] Tugboat United States
(Portland, OR) 		United States
(Seattle, WA) 		120 ft (37 m)
Catarina [de]
1889 Ketch Germany
(Neuhof) 		Germany
(Hamburg) 		52.6 ft (16.0 m)
SS <i>Maggie</i> — 1889[197] Houseboat[p] United States or Denmark
(Debated) 		United States
(Sausalito, CA) 		—
MY Raven
1889[198] Steam yacht United Kingdom
(Rutherglen) 		United Kingdom
(Ullswater) 		112 ft (34 m)
Peral
1889[199] Submarine Kingdom of Spain
(Arsenal de la Carraca) 		Spain
(Cartagena) 		72 ft (22 m)

1890–1909

Names Image Year of construction Type Build location[b] Current location LOA
Adamant
1890[200] Narrowboat United Kingdom
(Birmingham) 		United Kingdom
(Stockton) 		56.00 ft (17.07 m)
Dorothy
1890[201] Tugboat United States
(Newport News, VA) 		United States
(Newport News, VA) 		90 ft (27.4 m)
Ethel von Brixham [de]
1890[202] Schooner United Kingdom
(Brixham) 		Germany
(Kiel) 		95.14 ft (29.60 m)
Eureka
1890[203] Ferry United States
(Tiburon, CA) 		United States
(San Francisco, CA) 		299 ft (91.29 m)
Free China
1890[204][205] Junk China
(Fujian) 		Taiwan
(Keelung) 		75.4 ft (23.0 m)
Frifararen
1890[206] Sloop Sweden–Norway
(Orust) 		Sweden
(Lysekil) 		—
Isabella Fortuna
1890[207] Fifie United Kingdom
(Arbroath) 		United Kingdom
(Wick) 		43.48 ft (13.25 m)
SS Robin
1890[208] Steamship United Kingdom
(London) 		United Kingdom
(London) 		143 ft (44 m)
Scorpio
1890[209] Barge United Kingdom
(Unknown) 		United Kingdom
(Ellesmere Port) 		71.97 ft (21.94 m)
Alma
1891[210] Schooner United States
(San Francisco, CA) 		United States
(San Francisco, CA) 		80 ft (24 m)
<i>Greta</i>
1891[211][212] Thames sailing barge United Kingdom
(Brightlingsea) 		United Kingdom
(Faversham) 		80 ft (24 m)
<i>Guvernøren</i> [no]
1891[213] Whaling ship United Kingdom
(Newcastle upon Tyne) 		Antarctica
(Wilhelmina Bay) 		436.3 ft (133.0 m)
<i>Helka</i> [hu]
1891[214] Steamship Hungary
(Balatonfüred) 		Hungary
(Lake Balaton) 		115.55 ft (35.22 m)
<i>Kelén</i> [hu]
1891[215] Steamship Hungary
(Balatonfüred) 		Hungary
(Lake Balaton) 		115.55 ft (35.22 m)
Nellie
1891[216] Sloop United States
(Smithtown, NY) 		United States
(Mystic, CT) 		32.7 ft (10.0 m)
Tern
1891 Motor yacht United Kingdom
(Wivenhoe) 		United Kingdom
(Windermere) 		145.7 ft (44.41 m)
Fram
1892[217] Schooner Sweden–Norway
(Larvik) 		Norway
(Oslo) 		128 ft (39 m)
Janet [fr]
1892[218] Admirals barge United Kingdom
(Isle of Wight) 		United Kingdom
(Portsmouth) 		40.00 ft (12.19 m)
Kestrel — 1892[219] Steam yacht United States
(Boston, MA) 		United States
(Alexandria Bay, NY) 		63 ft (19 m)
Mirosa
1892[220] Thames sailing barge United Kingdom
(Maldon) 		United Kingdom
(Faversham) 		82.92 ft (25.27 m)
Olympia
1892[221] Protected cruiser United States
(San Francisco, CA) 		United States
(Philadelphia, PA) 		344 ft (105 m)
Rona
1892 Sailing Yacht New Zealand
(Auckland) 		New Zealand
(Wellington) 		—
Trafik
1892 Steamship Sweden–Norway
(Stockholm) 		Sweden
(Hjo) 		103.87 ft (31.66 m)
Yarmouth Belle
1892[222] Excursion vessel United Kingdom
(Great Yarmouth) 		United Kingdom
(Kingston upon Thames) 		81.97 ft (25.0 m)
SS Coya
1893 Steamship United Kingdom
(William Denny and Brothers) 		Peru
(Puno) 		170 ft (52 m)
El Primero
1893 Steam yacht United States
(San Francisco, CA) 		United States
(Bremerton, WA) 		120 ft (37 m)
Lettie G. Howard
1893[223] Schooner United States
(Essex, MA) 		United States
(New York, NY) 		125 ft (38 m)
Maggie S. Myers — 1893 Schooner United States
(Bridgeton, NJ) 		United States
(Leipsic, DE) 		50 ft (15 m)
Result
1893[224] Schooner United Kingdom
(Carrickfergus) 		United Kingdom
(Cultra) 		102 ft (31 m)
SS <i>Saimaa</i> [fi]
1893 Steamboat Finland
(Turku) 		Finland
(Gulf of Finland) 		81.0 ft (24.7 m)
Viking
1893 Replica Viking ship Sweden–Norway
(Sandefjord) 		United States
(Chicago, IL) 		78 ft (23 m)
Lagaren
1894 Motorship Sweden–Norway
(Stockholm) 		Santa Cruz de Tenerife
(Spain) 		113.68 ft (34.65 m)
RNLB Alfred Corry (ON 353)
1894 Lifeboat United Kingdom
(Great Yarmouth) 		United Kingdom
(Southwold) 		44.1 ft (13.4 m)
Bore [sv]
1894 Icebreaker Sweden–Norway
(Malmö) 		Sweden
(Malmö) 		133.00 ft (40.54 m)
Effie M. Morrissey
1894[225] Schooner United States
(Essex, MA) 		United States
(New Bedford, MA) 		152 ft (46 m)
Henry Ramey Upcher
1894 Lifeboat United Kingdom
(Sheringham) 		United Kingdom
(Sheringham) 		36 ft (11 m)
Spry
1894[226] Severn Trow United Kingdom
(Chepstow) 		United Kingdom
(Madeley) 		71.5 ft (21.8 m)
Turbinia
1894[227][228] Experimental steamship United Kingdom
(Wallsend) 		United Kingdom
(Newcastle upon Tyne) 		102 ft (31 m)
Vridni
1894[229] Tugboat Austria-Hungary
(Fiume) 		Croatia
(Split) 		42 ft (13 m)
Bessie
1895[230] Narrowboat United Kingdom
(Brierley Hill) 		United Kingdom
(Dudley) 		69.97 ft (21.33 m)
C.A. Thayer
1895[231] Schooner United States
(Eureka, CA) 		United States
(San Francisco, CA) 		219 ft (67 m)
Centaur
1895 Thames sailing barge United Kingdom
(Harwich) 		United Kingdom
(Maldon) 		85.7 ft (26.1 m)
Hiawatha
1895 Ferry Canada
(Toronto) 		Canada
(Toronto) 		56 ft (17 m)
Kitty
1895 Thames sailing barge United Kingdom
(Harwich) 		United Kingdom
(Maldon) 		82.13 ft (25.03 m)
Lightvessel Gedser Rev[q]
1895 Lightvessel Denmark
(Odense) 		Denmark
(Nyhavn) 		110 ft (34 m)
Motala Express
1895 Steamship Sweden–Norway
(Jönköping) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		117.03 ft (35.67 m)
<i>Orinoco</i>
1895[232] Barge United Kingdom
(Greenwich) 		United Kingdom
(Faversham) 		86.0 ft (26.2 m)
Pilgrim [fr]
1895[233][234] Brixham trawler United Kingdom
(Brixham) 		United Kingdom
(Brixham) 		74.43 ft (22.69 m)
Belem
1896[235] Barque France
(Nantes) 		France
(Nantes) 		190 ft (58 m)
Branksome
1896[236] Saloon launch United Kingdom
(Windermere) 		United Kingdom
(Windermere) 		49.97 ft (15.23 m)
Edna G
1896 Tugboat United States
(Cleveland, OH) 		United States
(Two Harbors, MN) 		92.4 ft (28.2 m)
Genève
1896 Paddle steamer Switzerland
(Winterthur) 		Switzerland
(Lake Geneva) 		208 ft (63 m)
Glenlee
1896[237] Barque United Kingdom
(Port Glasgow) 		United Kingdom
(Glasgow) 		246 ft (75 m)
<i>Kishamis</i> [hu]
1896[238] Sailing boat Hungary
(Balatonfüred) 		Hungary
(Unknown) 		40 ft (12 m)
Lynher
1896[239] Tamar Barge United Kingdom
(Calstock) 		United Kingdom
(Cremyll) 		51.18 ft (15.60 m)
Meteor
1896[240] Whaleback United States
(Superior, WI) 		United States
(Superior, WI) 		380 ft (120 m)
Otto
1896[241] Launch United Kingdom
(Wivenhoe) 		United Kingdom
(Windermere) 		45.48 ft (13.86 m)
Rebecca T. Ruark
1896[242] Skipjack United States
(Taylors Island, MD) 		United States
(Tilghman Island, MD) 		—
Rickmer Rickmers
1896[243] Barque German Empire
(Bremerhaven) 		Germany
(Hamburg) 		318 ft (97 m)
Dawn
1897[244] Spritsail barge United Kingdom
(Maldon) 		United Kingdom
(West Mersea) 		81.93 ft (24.97 m)
Keenora
1897[245] Passenger ship Canada
(Lake of the Woods, ON) 		Canada
(Selkirk, MB) 		158 ft (48 m)
La Dolce Vita
1897[246] Hotel barge Netherlands
(Groningen) 		Italy
(Venice) 		69 ft (21 m)
Marianne
1897 Yacht Sweden–Norway
(Gothenburg) 		Sweden
(Mariestad) 		82.45 ft (25.13 m)
HSwMS Najaden
1897[247] Full-rigged ship Sweden–Norway
(Karlskrona) 		Norway
(Fredrikstad) 		160 ft (49 m)
Presidente Sarmiento
1897[248] Training ship United Kingdom
(Birkenhead) 		Argentina
(Buenos Aires) 		267 ft (81 m)
St Paul
1897[249] Lifeboat United Kingdom
(Great Yarmouth) 		United Kingdom
(Chatham) 		38.98 ft (11.88 m)
<i>Wallace Foss</i> — 1897[250][251] Tugboat United States
(Tacoma WA) 		United States
(Newport, RI) 		62 ft (19 m)
Wyvern
1897 Sailing yacht Sweden–Norway
(Porsgrund Baatbyggeri) 		Norway
(Stavanger) 		59.75 ft (18.21 m)
Albion
1898 Norfolk wherry United Kingdom
(Lake Lothing) 		United Kingdom
(Ludham) 		65 ft (20 m)
Berkeley
1898[252] Ferry United States
(San Francisco, CA) 		United States
(San Diego, CA) 		279 ft (85 m)
Carola
1898[253] Steam yacht United Kingdom
(Bowling) 		United Kingdom
(Irvine) 		70.16 ft (21.38 m)
Consuta — 1898[254] Umpire's Launch United Kingdom
(Goring-on-Thames) 		United Kingdom
(River Thames) 		49.97 ft (15.23 m)
Edme
1898 Thames sailing barge United Kingdom
(Harwich) 		United Kingdom
(St Osyth) 		80 ft (24 m)
RNLB <i>Jane Anne</i>
1898[255][256] Lifeboat United Kingdom
(Thames Iron Works) 		United Kingdom
(Irvine) 		36.9 ft (11.2 m)
Kittiwake
1898[257] Saloon launch United Kingdom
(Bowness-on-Windermere) 		United Kingdom
(Windermere) 		40.00 ft (12.19 m)
Marjorie
1898 Thames sailing barge United Kingdom
(Ipswich) 		United Kingdom
(Unknown) 		84 ft (25.6 m)
Marquis
1898[258] Narrowboat United Kingdom
(Saltley Dock) 		United Kingdom
(Trent & Mersey Canal) 		54.00 ft (16.46 m)
Moyie
1898[259] Paddle steamer Canada
(Toronto) 		Canada
(Kaslo) 		161.7 ft (49.3 m)
Niagara
1898[260] Thames sailing barge United Kingdom
(Wivenhoe) 		United Kingdom
(Unknown) 		86.7 ft (26.43 m)
Northwich
1898[261][262] Narrowboat United Kingdom
(Saltley) 		United Kingdom
(Gloucester) 		71.28 ft (21.73 m)
Nuneham
1898[263] Passenger vessel United Kingdom
(Brimscombe) 		United Kingdom
(Windsor)
Puglia[r]
1898[264] Protected cruiser Italy
(Taranto) 		Italy
(Vittoriale degli italiani) 		289.5 ft (88.25 m)
MS <i>Koski</i> [fi]
1898 Pleasure ship Finland
(Varkaus) 		Finland
(Kuopio) 		78.74 ft (24.00 m)
MS <i>Puijo</i> [fi]
1898 Pleasure ship Finland
(Maaninka) 		Finland
(Saimaa) 		92.84 ft (28.30 m)
MS <i>Ukko</i> [fi]
1898 Pleasure ship Finland
(Lehtoniemi) 		Finland
(Kuopio) 		100.06 ft (30.50 m)
PS Waimarie
1898[265] Paddle Steamer United Kingdom
(London) 		New Zealand
(Whanganui River) 		100.2 ft (30.5 m)
SB Wyvenhoe
1898 Thames sailing barge United Kingdom
(Wivenhoe) 		United Kingdom
(Maldon) 		85 ft (26 m)
Albatros
1899 Ketch Netherlands
(Capelle aan den IJssel) 		Netherlands
(Amsterdam) 		131 ft (39.9 m)
Decima
1899[266] Thames sailing barge United Kingdom
(Southampton) 		United Kingdom
(Dartford) 		85 ft (26 m)
Enterprise No 1
1899[267] Narrowboat United Kingdom
(Unknown) 		United Kingdom
(Staines) 		52 ft (15.86 m)
James Stevens No 10
1899[268] Lifeboat United Kingdom
(Thames Iron Works) 		United Kingdom
(St. Ives) 		37.50 ft (11.43 m)
Maud
1899 Norfolk wherry United Kingdom
(Reedham) 		United Kingdom
(Ludham) 		60 ft (18 m)
Norrtelje
1899 Steamship Sweden–Norway
(Stockholm) 		Sweden
(Norrtälje) 		145.01 ft (44.20 m)
<i>Shamrock</i>
1899[269] Tamar Barge United Kingdom
(Stonehouse Creek) 		United Kingdom
(Cotehele Quay) 		56.95 ft (17.36 m)
Stjernen I
1899 Steamship Sweden–Norway
(Oslo) 		Norway
(Exact location unknown) 		56 ft (17 m)
William B. Tennison
1899 Bugeye United States
(Oriole, MD) 		United States
(Solomons Island, MD) 		60.5 ft (18.4 m)
MS <i>Pyhäselkä</i> [fi] — 1899 Pleasure ship Finland
(Varkaus) 		Finland
(exact location unknown) 		102.36 ft (31.20 m)
Angara [ru]
1900[270] Icebreaker United Kingdom
(Newcastle upon Tyne) 		Russia
(Irkutsk) 		200.13 ft (61 m )
Christiaan Brunings
1900 Steamer Netherlands
(Amsterdam) 		Netherlands
(Amsterdam) 		—
Edward M. Cotter
1900 Fireboat United States
(Elizabeth, NJ) 		United States
(Buffalo, NY) 		118 ft (36 m)
SY Ena
1900 Steam yacht Australia
(Berrys Bay) 		Australia
(Sydney) 		88 ft (27 m)
SS Howard L. Shaw
1900 Lake Freighter United States
(Wyandotte, MI) 		Canada
(Ontario Place) 		451 ft (137 m)
Ironsides
1900 Thames sailing barge United Kingdom
(Grays) 		United Kingdom
(Faversham) 		84 ft (26 m)
James Stevens No 14
1900[271] Lifeboat United Kingdom
(Thames Iron Works) 		United Kingdom
(Walton-on-the-Naze) 		42.98 ft (13.10 m)
HMS <i>Jarramas</i> [sv]
1900 Tall ship/Frigate Sweden–Norway
(Karlskrona) 		Sweden
(Karlskrona) 		128.4 ft (39.1 m)
Marbury
1900[272] Icebreaker United Kingdom
(Unknown) 		United Kingdom
(Ellesmere Port) 		40.98 ft (12.49 m)
Mikasa
1900[273] Pre-dreadnought battleship United Kingdom
(Barrow-in-Furness) 		Japan
(Yokosuka) 		432 ft (132 m)
Regina M.
1900[274] Sloop United States-Canada
(Passamaquoddy Bay) 		United States
(Mystic, CT) 		—
River Thames Visitor Centre
1900[275] Thames Lighter United Kingdom
(Unknown) 		United Kingdom
(Richmond Upon Thames) 		60 ft (18.30 m)
Sir Walter Scott
1900 Steamship United Kingdom
(Dumbarton) 		United Kingdom
(Trossachs) 		110 ft (34 m)
Västan
1900 Steamship Sweden–Norway
(Motala) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		106.5 ft (32.5 m)
Victory Chimes
1900[276] Schooner United States
(Bethel, DE) 		United States
(Rockland, ME) 		135 ft (41 m)
Cangarda
1901 Yacht United States
(Wilmington, DE) 		United States
(Belfast, Maine) 		126 ft (38 m)
Chauncy Maples
1901[277] Motor ship United Kingdom
(Polmadie) 		Malawi
(Monkey Bay) 		126 ft (38 m)
RRS Discovery
1901[278] Barque United Kingdom
(Dundee) 		United Kingdom
(Dundee) 		172 ft (52 m)
Duchesse Anne
1901[279] Full-rigged ship German Empire
(Bremerhaven) 		France
(Dunkirk) 		302 ft (92 m)
Gazela
1901[280] Barquentine Kingdom of Portugal
(Setubal) 		United States
(Philadelphia, PA) 		177 ft (54 m)
Holland 1
1901[281] Submarine United Kingdom
(Barrow-in-Furness) 		United Kingdom
(Gosport) 		63.10 ft (19.23 m)
Janie Seddon
1901[282] Submarine minelayer United Kingdom
(Paisley) 		New Zealand
(Motueka) 		90 ft (27 m)
Kathryn
1901 Skipjack United States
(Crisfield, MD) 		United States
(Chance, MD) 		50 ft (15 m)
Lilith
1901[283][284] Narrowboat United Kingdom
(Unknown) 		United Kingdom
(Ashton-under-Lyne) 		71.44 ft (21.77 m)
Reaper
1901[285] Fifie United Kingdom
(Sandhaven) 		United Kingdom
(Fife) 		70.26 ft (21.42 m)
Sigsbee
1901[286] Skipjack United States
(Deal Island, MD) 		United States
(Baltimore, MD) 		47 ft (14 m)
Susan May — 1901 Skipjack United States
(Pocomoke City, MD) 		United States
(Wenona, MD) 		46 ft (14 m)
Tilikum
1901[287] Dugout canoe British Canada Canada
(Victoria, British Columbia) 		38 ft (12 m)
Urger
1901[288] Tugboat United States
(Ferrysburg, MI) 		United States
(Waterford, NY) 		73 ft (22 m)
Uri [de]
1901[289] Paddle Steamer Switzerland
(Winterthur) 		Switzerland
(Lake Lucerne) 		202.7 ft (61.8 m)
HMCC <i>Vigilant</i>
1901[290] Customs cutter United Kingdom
(Falmouth) 		United Kingdom
(Chatham) 		99.93 ft (30.46 m)
Windsor Belle
1901[291] Launch United Kingdom
(Windsor) 		United Kingdom
(Wargrave) 		59.48 ft (18.13 m)
Basuto
1902[292][293] Clyde puffer United Kingdom
(Port Dundas) 		United Kingdom
(Ellesmere Port) 		65.90 ft (20.10 m)
Columbia
1902[294] Excursion steamship United States
(Wyandotte, MI) 		United States
(Buffalo, NY) 		207.67 ft (63.30 m)
<i>Irene</i>
1902[295] Tugboat United States
(Crawford and Reid) 		United States
(Seattle, WA) 		70 ft (21 m)
Jupiter
1902[296] Tugboat United States
(Philadelphia, PA) 		United States
(Philadelphia, PA) 		101 ft (31 m)
Kung Ring
1902 Passenger ship Sweden–Norway
(Stockholm) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		66.08 ft (20.14 m)
Madiz
1902 Yacht United Kingdom
(Ailsa Shipbuilding Company) 		— 147.5 ft (45.0 m)
Normac
1902[297] Steamship United States
(Port Huron, MI) 		Canada
(Port Dalhousie,ON) 		110 ft (35.2 m)
Osprey
1902[298] Saloon launch United Kingdom
(Bowness) 		United Kingdom
(Windermere) 		45.48 ft (13.86 m)
USS Sachem
1902[299][300] Yacht United States
(Pusey and Jones) 		United States
(Petersburg, KY) 		186 ft (57 m)
Shenandoah
1902 Schooner United States
(New York City, NY) 		United Kingdom
(Sark) 		177 ft (54 m)
Silver Heel
1902[301] Log canoe United States
(Kent County, MD) 		United States
(Chestertown, MD) 		33.11 ft (10.09 m)
Solway Lass
1902[302] Schooner Netherlands
(Martenshoek) 		Australia
(Whitsundays Islands) 		127 ft (39 m)
Stanley Norman
1902[303] Skipjack United States
(Salisbury, MD) 		United States
(Annapolis, MD) 		48.3 ft (14.71 m)
Suomen Joutsen
1902[304] Full-rigged ship France
(Saint-Nazaire) 		Finland
(Turku) 		315 ft (96 m)
Waratah
1902[305] Tugboat Australia
(Unknown) 		Australia
(Sydney) 		108.5 ft (33.1 m)
Water Viper
1902[306] Saloon launch United Kingdom
(Windermere) 		United Kingdom
(Windermere) 		42.56 ft (12.97 m)
Alma Doepel
1903 Schooner Australia
(Bellingen, NSW) 		Australia
(Melbourne) 		148.3 ft (45.2 m)
Aurora
1903[307] Protected cruiser Russian Empire
(Saint Petersburg) 		Russia
(Saint Petersburg) 		416 ft (127 m)
Boomerang
1903[308] Schooner Australia
(Sydney) 		Australia
(Sydney) 		96 ft (29.28 m)
Celtic
1903 Thames sailing barge Netherlands
(Papendrecht) 		United Kingdom
(Sittingbourne) 		90 ft (27.43 m)
Daniel Adamson
1903[309] Tugboat United Kingdom
(Birkenhead) 		United Kingdom
(Liverpool) 		109.93 ft (33.53 m)
Eleanor
1903 Racing sloop United States
(City Island, NY) 		United States
(Hudson, NY) 		36 ft (11 m)
Garlandstone
1903[310] Cargo vessel United Kingdom
(Calstock) 		United Kingdom
(Tavistock) 		75.93 ft (23.14 m)
Lightship Finngrundet
1903 Lightvessel Sweden–Norway
(Gävle) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		107.6 ft (32.7 m)
Föri
1903[311] Ferry Grand Duchy of Finland
(Turku) 		Finland
(Turku) 		—
Light Vessel 72
1903[312] Lightvessel United Kingdom
(Sunderland) 		United Kingdom
(Neath) 		115.93 ft (35.34 m)
SS <i>Mariefred</i> [sv]
1903 Passenger ship Sweden–Norway
(Stockholm) 		Sweden
(Mariefred) 		107.74 ft (32.84 m)
Pommern
1903[313] Barque United Kingdom
(Glasgow) 		Finland
(Åland) 		311.8 ft (95.0 m)
Alose
1904[314] Submarine France
(Toulon) 		France
(Marseille) 		77.9 ft (23.7 m)
Ariki
1904[315] Yacht New Zealand
(Logan Brothers) 		New Zealand
(Auckland) 		54 ft (16.45 m)
Barnegat
1904 Lightship United States
(Camden, NJ) 		United States
(Camden, NJ) 		129 ft (39 m)
STV Black Jack
1904 Brigantine United Kingdom
(Scotland) 		Canada
(Quyon, QC) 		87 ft (27 m)
SS <i>Boxholm II</i> [sv]
1904 Steamship Sweden–Norway
(Kristianstad) 		Sweden
(Sommen) 		67.61 ft (20.61 m)
Fannie L. Daugherty
1904 Skipjack United States
(Crisfield, MD) 		United States
(Wenona, MD) 		41.3 ft (12.6 m)
<i>Hajen</i> [sv]
1904[316] Submarine Sweden–Norway
(Stockholm) 		Sweden
(Karlskroma) 		76.4 ft (23.3 m)
Henry
1904[317] Spritsail barge United Kingdom
(Grays) 		United Kingdom
(Faversham) 		76.26 ft (23.24 m)
James & Mary Walker — 1904[318] Lifeboat United Kingdom
(London) 		United Kingdom
(Anstruther) 		38.00 ft (11.58 m)
RNLB J C Madge (ON 536)
1904 Lifeboat United Kingdom
(Thames Iron Works) 		United Kingdom
(Sheringham Museum) 		41 ft (12 m)
SS <i>Leppävirta</i> [fi]
1904 Pleasure ship Finland
(Varkaus) 		Finland
(Lappeenranta) 		88.09 ft (26.85 m)
Maple Leaf
1904[319] Schooner Canada
(Vancouver, BC) 		Canada
(Vancouver, BC) 		92 ft (28 m)
Medea
1904[320] Steam yacht United Kingdom
(Glasgow) 		United States
(San Diego, CA) 		134 ft (41 m)
SS Milwaukee Clipper
1904[321] Ferry United States
(Cleveland, OH) 		United States
(Muskegon, MI) 		361 ft (110 m)
PS <i>Montreux</i> [fr]
1904[322] Paddle Steamer Switzerland
(Winterthur) 		Switzerland
(Lake Geneva) 		206.6 ft (63.0 m)
Moshulu
1904 Barque United Kingdom
(Port Glasgow) 		United States
(Philadelphia, PA) 		396 ft (121 m)
Piemonte [it]
1904[323][324] Paddle Steamer Switzerland
(Zürich) 		Switzerland
(Lake Maggiore) 		167 ft (51 m)
<i>Provider</i> — 1904[325] Schooner United Kingdom
(Fleetwood) 		United Kingdom
(Tayvallich) 		45.97 ft (14.01 m))
Sava
1904[326] Monitor Austria-Hungary
(Újpest) 		Serbia
(Belgrade) 		189 ft (58 m)
Seamew
1904–08[72] Yard tender United Kingdom
(Fairlie) 		United Kingdom
(Irvine) 		25 ft (7.6 m)
Swiftsure (LV-83)
1904[196] Lightship United States
(Camden, NJ) 		United States
(Seattle, WA) 		129.6 ft (39.47 m)
Virginia W
1904 Skipjack United States
(Guilford, VA) 		United States
(Cambridge, MD) 		37.5 ft (11.4 m)
SS Amasa Stone
1905 Lake freighter[s] United States
(Wyandotte, MI) 		United States
(Charlevoix, MI) 		545 ft (166 m)
BAP <i>América</i> [es]
1905 Gunboat United Kingdom
(Liverpool) 		Peru
(Iquitos) 		134 ft (41 m)
Asgard
1905[327] Sailing yacht Norway
(Larvik) 		Ireland
(Collins Barracks) 		50.9 ft (15.5 m)
Doris
1905[328] Sailing yacht United States
(Deep River, CT) 		United States
(Deep River, CT) 		77.6 ft (23.7 m)
MS Fæmund II
1905 Ferry Norway
(Trondheim) 		Norway
(Femund) 		82 ft (25 m)
Hathor
1905 Norfolk wherry United Kingdom
(Reedham) 		United Kingdom
(Wroxham) 		56 ft (17 m)
Hermann [de]
1905 Sailboat Germany
(Wewelsfleth) 		Germany
(Hamburg) 		—
Hilda M. Willing
1905 Skipjack United States
(Oriole, MD) 		United States
(Chance, MD) 		40 ft (12 m)
SS <i>Karjalankoski</i> [fi]
1905 Pleasure ship Finland
(Joroinen) 		Finland
(Kuopio) 		79.39 ft (24.20 m)
Kieler Sprotte [de]
1905 Steamboat Germany
(Rostock) 		Germany
(Kiel) 		71.4 ft (21.8 m)
SS Ridgetown
1905 Lake freighter United States
(Chicago) 		Canada
(Mississauga) 		569 ft (176.4 m)
<i>Sheila</i>
1905[329] Canoe Yawl Isle of Man France
(Golfe du Morbihan) 		23 ft (7.6m)
Alexander von Humboldt
1906 Barque Germany
(Bremen) 		Germany
(Bremerhaven) 		205.2 ft (62.55 m)
Baltimore
1906[330] Tugboat United States
(Baltimore, MD) 		United States
(Baltimore, MD) 		84.5 ft (25.8 m)
Blümlisalp
1906 Paddle steamer Switzerland
(Zürich) 		Switzerland
(Lake Thun) 		198.33 ft (60.45 m)
Bussard
1906[t] Steamboat Germany
(Papenburg) 		Germany
(Kiel) 		139.7 ft (42.6 m)
SB Cambria
1906[331] Thames sailing barge United Kingdom
(Greenhithe) 		United Kingdom
(Faversham) 		90.95 ft (27.72 m)
Edith May
1906 Thames sailing barge United Kingdom
(Harwich) 		United Kingdom
(Lower Halstow) 		20.75 ft (6.32 m)
SB Ena
1906[332] Thames sailing barge United Kingdom
(Harwich) 		United Kingdom
(Hoo St Werburgh) 		88.13 ft (26.86 m)
Ida May
1906[333] Skipjack United States
(Somewhere in Virginia) 		United States
(Chance, MD) 		42.2 ft (12.9 m)
Minnehaha
1906[334] Steamboat United States
(Minnesota) 		United States
(Minnesota) 		70 ft (21 m)
Östanå I
1906 Passenger ferry Sweden
(Stockholm) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		115 ft (35 m)
Saturn
1906[335] Narrowboat United Kingdom
(Chester) 		United Kingdom
(Shropshire Union Canal) 		71.60 ft (21.82 m)
SS St. Marys Challenger
1906[u] Lake Freighter United States
(River Rouge, MI) 		United States
(Great Lakes) 		551 ft (167.945 m)
Thalatta
1906 Thames sailing barge United Kingdom
(Harwich) 		United Kingdom
(St Osyth) 		88.9 ft (27.1 m)
Ticonderoga
1906[336] Paddle steamer United States
(Shelburne, VT) 		United States
(Shelburne, VT) 		220 ft (67 m)
U-1
1906 Submarine German Empire
(Kiel) 		Germany
(Munich) 		139.1 ft (42.4 m)
Viking
1906 Barque Denmark
(Copenhagen) 		Sweden
(Gothenburg) 		387.2 ft (118.0 m)
Viola
1906[337] Trawler United Kingdom
(Beverley) 		South Georgia
(Grytviken) 		108.50 ft (33.07 m)
Ambrose (LV-87)
1907 Lightvessel United States
(Camden, NJ) 		United States
(Manhattan, NY) 		135.5 ft (41.28 m)
Andechs
1907[338] Paddle steamer Germany
(Stegen am Ammersee) 		Germany
(Holzhausen am Ammersee) 		111.5 ft (34.0 m)
Charles Henry Ashley
1907[339] Lifeboat United Kingdom
(Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company) 		United Kingdom
(Cemaes Bay) 		37.97 ft (11.57 m)
Daniel McAllister [commons]
1907[340] Tugboat Canada
(Collingwood, ON) 		Canada
(Montreal, QC) 		108.9 ft (33.2 m)
Drazki
1907 Torpedo boat France
(Chalon-sur-Saône) 		Bulgaria
(Varna) 		124 ft (38 m)
F. C. Lewis Jr. — 1907 Skipjack United States
(Hopkins, VA) 		United States
(Wenona, MD) 		39 ft (12 m)
MS Henrik Ibsen
1907 Steamship Sweden
(Gothenburg) 		Norway
(Telemark Canal) 		101.5 ft (30.9 m)
Hercules
1907[341] Tugboat United States
(Camden, NJ) 		United States
(San Francisco, CA) 		151 ft (46 m)
Hjälparen [sv]
1907 Lifeboat Sweden
(Stockholm) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		30.8 ft (9.4 m)
Irene
1907 Ketch United Kingdom
(Bridgwater) 		United Kingdom
(Bridgwater) 		100 ft (30 m)
Keewatin
1907[342] Passenger liner United Kingdom
(Govan) 		Canada
(Port McNicoll, ON) 		336.5 ft (102.6 m)
Lyttelton
1907 Tugboat United Kingdom
(Scotland) 		New Zealand
(Port Lyttelton) 		—
Nyanza
1907 Steamship United Kingdom
(Renfrewshire) 		Kenya
(Kisumu) 		—
Pegasus
1907 Tugboat United States
(Baltimore, MD) 		United States
(Jersey City, NJ) 		100 ft (30 m)
Prince Otman — 1907[343] Yacht United Kingdom
(Fleetwood) 		United Kingdom
(Palma) 		92 ft (28 m)
Rosa
1907 Hotel barge Netherlands
(Dedemsvaart) 		France
(Canal Latéral de la Garonne) 		98 ft (30 m)
SS <i>Suur-Saimaa</i> [fi]
1907 Pleasure ship Finland
(Varkaus) 		Finland
(Savonlinna) 		90.38 ft (27.55 m)
Tarmo
1907[344] Icebreaker United Kingdom
(Newcastle upon Tyne) 		Finland
(Kotka) 		220 ft (67 m)
Yankee
1907 Ferry United States
(Kensington, PA) 		United States
(New York, NY) 		136.6 ft (41.6 m)
Alexandra [de]
1908[345][346] Steamship Germany
(Hamburg) 		Germany
(Flensburg) 		121.25 ft (36.96 m)
Circle Line XIV
1908 Tour boat United States
(Newburgh, NY) 		United States
(Jersey City, NJ) 		123 ft (37 m)
Fehmarnbelt
1908 Lightvessel Germany
(Brake, Lower Saxony) 		Germany
(Lübeck) 		149.1 ft (45.44 m)
Mohican II
1908 Steamship United States
(Newburgh, NY) 		United States
(Lake George, NY) 		117 ft (36 m)
<i>Monarch</i>
1908[347] Narrowboat United Kingdom
(Saltley Dock) 		United Kingdom
(Trent & Mersey Canal) 		61.97 ft (18.89 m)
Oscar W
1908[348][349][350] Paddle steamer Australia
(Echuca) 		Australia
(River Murray) 		103.1 ft (31.42 m)
Oster
1908 Steamship Norway
(Kristiansand) 		Norway
(Bergen) 		104 ft (32 m)
Raeo
1908[351] Tugboat United States
(Bronx, NY) 		United States
(Wenatchee, WA) 		72 ft (22 m)
Sabino
1908[352] Steamship United States
(Boothbay, ME) 		United States
(Mystic, CT) 		57 ft (17 m)
Sharpness
1908[353] Tugboat United Kingdom
(Branscombe) 		United Kingdom
(Braunston) 		44.98 ft (13.72 m)
Speeder
1908[354] Motor vessel United States
(Seattle, WA) 		United States
(Exact location unknown) 		87 ft (26.52 m)
Storskär
1908 Steamship Sweden
(Gothenburg) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		127.8 ft (39.0 m)
Thalis o Milisios [ru]
1908 Cable ship United States
(Newport News, VA) 		Greece
(Palaio Faliro) 		—
Angantyr
1909 Ferry Sweden
(Motala Verkstad) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		76 ft (23 m)
Ardwina
1909 Thames sailing barge United Kingdom
(Ipswich) 		United Kingdom
(London) 		85 ft (26 m)
Arkansas
1909[355] Tugboat United States
(Cleveland, OH) 		United States
(Wilmington, DE) 		75 ft (23 m)
Bigwin — 1909[356] Steamship Canada
(Toronto) 		Canada
(Dorset, ON) 		66 ft (20 m)
Black Pearl
1909[357] Schooner Sweden
(Pukavik) 		Malta
(Ta'Xbiex) 		150 ft (46 m)
Bürgermeister Abendroth [de]
1909 Lightvessel Germany
(Tönning) 		Germany
(Bremerhaven) 		144 ft (44 m)
Dar Pomorza
1909[358] Frigate German Empire
(Hamburg) 		Poland
(Gdynia) 		267 ft (81 m)
Doris
1909[359] Thames bawley United Kingdom
(Harwich) 		United Kingdom
(Gillingham) 		40.00 ft (12.19 m)
Drottningholm
1909[360] Ferry Sweden
(Motala Verkstad) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		76 ft (23 m)
Duwamish
1909[361] Fireboat United States
(Shoreline, WA) 		United States
(Seattle, WA) 		120 ft (37 m)
Großherzogin Elisabeth
1909 Schooner Netherlands
(Alblasserdam) 		Germany
(Elsfleth) 		209 ft (64 m)
Kysten [sv]
1909 Steamship Norway
(Trondheim) 		Norway
(Tønsberg) 		140 ft (43 m)
Lizzie Porter
1909[362] Lifeboat United Kingdom
(Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company) 		United Kingdom
(Chatham Historic Dockyard) 		34.98 ft (10.67 m)
Lotus
1909[363] Motor ship United States
(Seattle, WA) 		United States
(Seattle, WA) 		85 ft (26 m)
President
1909 Narrowboat United Kingdom
(Saltley) 		United Kingdom
(Dudley) 		71 ft (22 m)
Stadt Zürich
1909[364] Paddle steamer Switzerland
(Zürich) 		Switzerland
(Lake Zürich) 		193.9 ft (59.1 m)
Steam Pinnace 199
1909[365] Pinnace United Kingdom
(Portsmouth) 		United Kingdom
(Portsmouth) 		50 ft (15 m)
Unyo Maru [ja]
1909 Training ship Japan
(Osaka Iron Works) 		Japan
(Tokyo) 		136.1 ft (41.51 m)
William Riley of Birmingham
1909[366] Lifeboat United Kingdom
(Thames Iron Works) 		United Kingdom
(Whitby) 		33.97 ft (10.35 m)

1910–1918

Names Image Year of construction Type Build location[b] Current location Length overall
George
1910[367] Short boat United Kingdom
(Wigan) 		United Kingdom
(Ellesmere Port) 		61.97 ft (18.89 m)
Georgios Averof
1910[368] Armored cruiser Kingdom of Italy
(Livorno) 		Greece
(Palaio Faliro) 		459.7 ft (140.1 m)
Gonca
1910[369] Steam yacht — Turkey
(Istanbul) 		104.9 ft (32.0 m)
Grimsby
1910[370] Narrowboat United Kingdom
(Saltley Dock) 		United Kingdom
(Trent & Mersey Canal) 		71.60 ft (21.82 m)
RNLB Helen Smitton (ON 603)
1910[371] Lifeboat United Kingdom
(Thames Iron Works) 		United Kingdom
(Marloes) 		37.97 ft (11.57 m)
RNLB <i>James Leith</i>
1910 Lifeboat United Kingdom
(TBD) 		United Kingdom
(TBD) 		—
Juneta — 1910[372] Tugboat United States
(Astoria, OR) 		United States
(Portland, OR) 		43 ft (13 m)
Krasnyy Vympel [ru]
1910 Yacht Russia
(Saint Petersburg) 		Russia
(Vladivostok) 		151.9 ft (46.3 m)
La Suisse [fr]
1910[373] Paddle steamer — Switzerland
(Lausanne-Ouchy) 		257.5 ft (78.5 m)
Laurindo Pitta [pt]
1910[374][375][v] Tugboat Great Britain
(Barrow-in-Furness) 		Brazil
(Rio de Janeiro) 		129 ft (39 m)
Noorderlicht
1910 Schooner German Empire
(Flensburg) 		Norway
(Svalbard) 		151.7 ft (46.2 m)
Norrskär
1910 Steamship Sweden
(Gothenburg) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		114.3 ft (34.8 m)
Sand Man
1910[376][377][378] Tugboat United States
(Tacoma, WA)[w] 		United States
(Olympia, WA) 		60 ft (18 m)
Ste. Claire
1910[379] Excursion steamship United States
(Toledo Shipbuilding Company) 		United States
(Detroit) 		190 ft (58 m)
Suriname-Rivier
1910 Lightvessel Netherlands
(Haarlem) 		Suriname
(Nieuw Amsterdam) 		81.6 ft (24.85 m)
Trillium
1910[380] Ferry Canada
(Toronto) 		Canada
(Toronto) 		150 ft (46 m)
Atlinto — 1911[381] Launch Canada
(Atlin, BC) 		Canada
(Atlin, BC) 		41 ft (12 m)
SS <i>Blidösund</i> [sv]
1911 Steamship Sweden
(Göteborg) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		115.7 ft (35.3 m)
Claude W. Somers
1911 Skipjack United States
(Young's Creek, VA) 		United States
(Reedville, VA) 		42.5 ft (13.0 m)
<i>Connaught</i>
1911[382] Passenger vessel United Kingdom
(Oxford) 		United Kingdom
(Richmond Upon Thames) 		105.93 ft (32.31 m)
Europa
1911[383] Barque Germany
(Hamburg) 		Netherlands
(Amsterdam) 		131 ft (40 m)
Eye of the Wind
1911 Brigantine Germany
(Brake) 		Germany
(exact location unknown) 		132 ft (40 m)
Hestmanden
1911 Merchant ship Norway
(Laksevåg) 		Norway
(Kristiansand) 		195 ft (59 m)
James M. Schoonmaker
1911[384] Lake freighter United States
(Ecorse, MI) 		United States
(Toledo, OH) 		617 ft (188 m)
McKeever Brothers (SP-683)
1911[385] Patrol vessel United States
(Noank, CT) 		United States
(Seaford, DE) 		136 ft (41 m)
Nomadic
1911[386] Tender United Kingdom
(Belfast) 		United Kingdom
(Belfast) 		220 ft (67 m)
Nusret
1911 Minelayer German Empire
(Kiel) 		Turkey
(Tarsus) 		131 ft (40.20 m)
Passat
1911[387] Barque German Empire
(Hamburg) 		Germany
(Hamburg) 		377 ft (115 m)
Peking
1911[388] Barque German Empire
(Hamburg) 		Germany
(Hamburg) 		377.6 ft (115.1 m)
Thomas W. Clyde
1911 Skipjack United States
(Oriole, MD) 		United States
(Deal Island, MD) 		54.4 ft (16.6 m)
Tordenskjold
1911[196] Schooner United States
(Seattle, WA) 		United States
(Seattle, WA) 		75 ft (23 m)
Tradewind
1911 Schooner Netherlands
(Capelle aan de IJssel) 		Netherlands
(Exact location unknown) 		121 ft (37 m)
Wäiski
1911 Passenger ship Germany
(Einswarden) 		Finland
(Helsinki) 		157.48 ft (48.00 m)
<i>Zeelands Luister</i> [nl]
1911 Barge Netherlands
(Vrijenban) 		Netherlands
(Rotterdam) 		128.8 ft (39.3 m)
African Queen
1912[389] Boat United Kingdom
(Lytham) 		United States
(Key Largo, FL) 		30 ft (9.1 m)
<i>Albatros</i> [de]
1912 Steamboat Germany
(Papenburg) 		Germany
(Damp) 		119.81 ft (36.52 m)
Canberra
1912 Paddle Steamer Australia
(Echuca) 		Australia
(Echuca) 		74 ft (22.6 m)
Cartela
1912 Ferry Australia
(Hobart, TAS) 		Australia
(Hobart, TAS) 		123 ft (37 m)
TSS Earnslaw
1912[390] Steamship New Zealand
(Dunedin) 		New Zealand
(Lake Wakatipu) 		168 ft (51 m)
<i>Garðar</i> BA 64
1912[391] Whaler Norway
(Unknown) 		Iceland
(Patreksfjörður) 		100.39 ft (30.6 m)
MS Gustaf III
1912 Steamship Sweden
(Stockholm) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		76.11 ft (23.20 m)
MV Gustafsberg VII
1912 Steamship Sweden
(Oskarshamn) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		113.7 ft (34.7 m)
Herons — 1912[392] Houseboat United Kingdom
(Unknown) 		United Kingdom
(Brentford) 		48.50 ft (14.78 m)
Hospital Boat No. 67 — 1912[393] Hospital boat United Kingdom
(Isle of Wight) 		United Kingdom
(Devonshire) 		70 ft (21 m)
Hyöky [fi]
1912 Lightvessel Russia
(Saint Petersburg) 		Finland
(Hamina) 		140.09 ft (42.70 m)
<i>Ilford</i>
1912[394] Narrowboat United Kingdom
(West Bromwich) 		United Kingdom
(TBD) 		70.46 ft (21.48 m)
James Caird
1912[395] Whaleboat United Kingdom
(London) 		United Kingdom
(London) 		22.5 ft (6.9 m)
MS J. L. Runeberg
1912 Steamship Finland
(Helsinki) 		Finland
(Gulf of Finland) 		94.4 ft (28.8 m)
Kanangra 1912 Ferry Australia
(Mort's Dock) 		Australia
(Sydney) 		149.18 ft (45.47 m)
Katherine M. Lee — 1912 Oyster schooner United States
(Greenwich, NJ) 		United States
(Leipsic, DE) 		85 ft (26 m)
Kerne [fr]
1912[396] Tugboat United Kingdom
(Montrose) 		United Kingdom
(Liverpool) 		76.95 ft (23.47 m)
Kwasind
1912 Ferry Canada
(Toronto) 		Canada
(Toronto) 		71 ft (22 m)
La Palma
1912 Steamship United Kingdom
(Middlesbrough) 		Canary Islands
(Tenerife) 		220.14 ft (67.10 m)
Lady Denman
1912 Ferry Australia
(Huskisson, NSW) 		Australia
(City of Shoalhaven, NSW) 		110 ft (34 m)
Sundowner
1912[397][398] Yacht United Kingdom
(Sheerness, Kent) 		United Kingdom
(Ramsgate, Kent) 		58 ft (18 m)
Wendameen
1912 Schooner United States
(Boothbay, ME) 		United States
(Portland, ME) 		67 ft (20 m)
Zhongshan
1912[399] Gunboat Japan
(Nagasaki) 		China
(Wuhan) 		216.12 ft (65.87 m)
Acadia
1913[400] Survey vessel United Kingdom
(Tyne and Wear) 		Canada
(Halifax, NS) 		182 ft (55 m)
Adventuress
1913 Schooner United States
(Boothbay, ME) 		United States
(Seattle, WA) 		133 ft (41 m)
Benjamim Guimarães
1913 Paddle steamer United States
(Pittsburgh, PA) 		Brazil
(Pirapora) 		144 ft (44 m)
Count Dracula — 1913[401][402] Launch German Empire
(Wilhemshaven) 		United Kingdom
(Hayling Island) 		50.00 ft (15.24 m)
<i>Jókai</i> [hu]
1913 Steamship Hungary
(TBD) 		Hungary
(TBD) 		118.43 ft (36.10 m)
Jolie Brise
1913[403] Cutter France
(Le Havre) 		United Kingdom
(Hamble) 		73.10 ft (22.28 m)
Kildare
1913[404] Narrowboat United Kingdom
(TBD) 		United Kingdom
(Dudley) 		76.60 ft (23.35 m)
Kommuna
1913 Salvage Vessel Russian Empire
(St. Petersburg) 		Sevastopol[x]
(Disputed) 		315 ft (96 m)
<i>Kossuth</i> [hu]
1913[405] Steamship Hungary
(TBD) 		Hungary
(TBD) 		202.7 ft (61.80 m)
Kyle
1913 Steamship United Kingdom
(Tyne and Wear) 		Canada
(Harbour Grace, NL) 		220 ft (67 m)
MV North Head
1913 Ferry Australia
(Woolwich) 		Australia
(Cairns) 		210 ft (64 m)
Rusinga — 1913 Ferry United Kingdom
(Renfrewshire) 		Kenya
(Kisumu) 		220 ft (67 m)
SS Stord I
1913 Passenger ship Norway
(Bergen) 		Norway
(Bergen) 		—
SS Usoga
1913 Ferry United Kingdom
(Renfrewshire) 		Kenya
(Kisumu) 		220 ft (67 m)
SS <i>Lokki</i> [fi]
1913 Pleasure ship Finland
(Varkaus) 		Finland
(Helsinki) 		78.58 ft (23.95 m)
Belle of Louisville
1914 Paddle steamer United States
(Pittsburgh, PA) 		United States
(Louisville, KY) 		157.5 ft (48.0 m)
Bustardthorpe — 1914[406] Lighter United Kingdom
(Gainsborough) 		United Kingdom
(Abingdon) 		91.93 ft (28.02 m)
Caroline
1914[407] Light cruiser United Kingdom
(Birkenhead) 		United Kingdom
(Belfast) 		420 ft (130 m)
Doulos Phos
1914[y] Cruise ship United States
(Newport News, VA) 		Indonesia
(Bintan Regency) 		428 ft (130 m)
Eppleton Hall
1914[408] Tugboat United Kingdom
(South Shields) 		United States
(San Francisco) 		100.5 ft (30.6 m)
Fulton [da]
1914 Schooner Denmark
(Marstal) 		Denmark
(Marstal) 		38 m (124.7 ft)
Halas 71 — 1914[409] Ferry United Kingdom
(Glasgow) 		Turkey
(Istanbul) 		164.04 ft (50.00 m)
Hazel
1914[410] Narrowboat United Kingdom
(Runcorn) 		United Kingdom
(Ashton-under-Lyne) 		71.97 ft (21.94 m)
Hercules
1914 Floating crane Germany
(Emden) 		Panama
(Panama Canal) 		152 ft (46 m)
Horns Rev
1914 Lightvessel Denmark
(Fåborg) 		Denmark
(Esbjerg) 		110.18 ft (33.58 m)
Alaska
1914[411] Tugboat United States
(Cleveland, OH) 		United States
(Wilmington, DE) 		71 ft (22 m)
Katahdin
1914[412] Steamboat United States
(Bath Iron Works) 		United States
(Greenville, ME) 		102 ft (31 m)
L.V. Railroad Barge No. 79
1914[413] Barge United States
(Perth Amboy, NJ) 		United States
(Brooklyn, NY) 		36 ft (11 m)
Libby's No. 23
1914[414] Sailboat
(Fishing vessel) 		United States
(Seattle, WA) 		United States
(Port Alsworth, AK) 		29.6 ft (9.0 m)
Naramata
1914[415] Tugboat Canada
(Okanagan Landing, BC) 		Canada
(Penticton, BC) 		98 ft (30 m)
Perth
1914 Ferry United Kingdom
(Glasgow) 		Australia
(Perth) 		103 ft (31 m)
Pilot
1914[416] Pilot boat United States
(San Diego, CA) 		United States
(San Diego, CA) 		52 ft (16 m)
Sicamous
1914[417] Sternwheeler Canada
(Port Arthur, Ontario) 		Canada
(Penticton, BC) 		200.5 ft (61.1 m)
Stadt Rapperswil
1914[418] Paddle steamer Switzerland
(Zürich) 		Switzerland
(Lake Zürich) 		193.9 ft (59.1 m)
Statsraad Lehmkuhl
1914[419][420] Training ship German Empire
(Bremerhaven) 		Norway
(Bergen) 		320 ft (98 m)
Suur Tõll
1914[421] Icebreaker German Empire
(Stettin) 		Estonia
(Tallinn) 		247 ft (75.4 m)
SSV Tabor Boy — 1914 Sailboat Netherlands
(Amsterdam) 		United States
(Marion, MA) 		92 ft (28 m)
Texas
1914[422] Dreadnought battleship United States
(Newport News, VA) 		United States
(La Porte, TX) 		573 ft (175 m)
USS Zumbrota
1914[423] Motor boat United States
(Port Clinton, OH) 		United States
(Marina del Rey, CA) 		70 ft (21 m)
<i>Addie</i>
1915[424] Tugboat United Kingdom
(Brinscombe) 		United Kingdom
(London) 		63.93 ft (19.49 m)
Amrumbank [de]
1915 Lightvessel Germany
(Papenburg) 		Germany
(Emden) 		172.2 ft (52.5 m)
<i>Atta Boy</i>
1915[425] Motor launch United Kingdom
(Suffolk) 		United Kingdom
(Thames) 		30 ft (9.1 m)
Bradbury
1915[426] Patrol boat Canada
(Selkirk, Manitoba) 		Canada
(Selkirk, Manitoba) 		158 ft (48 m)
Brandram — 1915[427][428] X Lighter United Kingdom
(Sunderland) 		United Kingdom
(Stoke) 		105 ft (32 m)
Cyclops
1915[429] Admiralty pinnace United Kingdom
(Portsmouth) 		United Kingdom
(Portsmouth) 		42.00 ft (12.80 m)
Glala — 1915[430] Yacht United Kingdom
(Hamble) 		United Kingdom
(Ipswich) 		78.00 ft (23.77 m)
Iowa 1915[431] Tugboat United States
(Cleveland, OH) 		United States
(Wilmington, DE) 		75 ft (23 m)
Katie (SP-660)
1915 Patrol vessel United States

(Crittenden, VA)

United States
(Richmond, VA) 		48 ft (15 m)
Langer Heinrich
1915 Floating crane Germany
(Duisburg) 		Italy
(Genoa) 		165 ft (50 m)
Liemba
1915 Ferry German Empire
(Papenburg) 		Tanzania
(Kigoma) 		234.25 ft (71.40 m)
Light Ship Petrel
1915[432] Lightvessel Ireland
(Dublin Dockyard Company) 		United Kingdom
(Strangford) 		99 ft (30 m)
M33
1915[433] Monitor United Kingdom
(Belfast) 		United Kingdom
(Portsmouth) 		177 ft (54 m)
Marie Galante [fr]
1915 Schooner Germany
(Unknown) 		Netherlands
(Amsterdam) 		121 ft (37 m)
Miseford
1915 Tugboat Canada
(Welland, ON) 		Canada
(Thunder Bay, ON) 		80 ft (24 m)
Peacock
1915[434] Narrowboat United Kingdom
(Birmingham) 		United Kingdom
(Dudley) 		69.97 ft (21.33 m)
Peter P
1915[435] X Lighter United Kingdom
(Sunderland) 		United Kingdom
(Barking Creek) 		109.93 ft (33.51 m)
Sankt Erik
1915[436] Icebreaker Sweden
(Stockholm) 		Sweden
(Stockholm) 		200 ft (61 m)
See W. See (SP-740)
1915 Patrol vessel United States
(Bay Shore, NY) 		United States
(Richmond, VA) 		65 ft (20 m)
Skjelskør [sv]
1915 Steamship Denmark
(Svendborg) 		Denmark
(Frederikssund) 		67.4 ft (20.5 m)
Spithead — 1915[437] X Lighter United Kingdom
(Sunderland) 		United Kingdom
(Sandwich) 		105.50 ft (32.16 m)
Wilhelm Carpelan
1915 Transport boat Finland
(Helsinki) 		Finland
(Turku) 		60.8 ft (18.5 m)
Coastal Motor Boat 4
1916[438] Torpedo boat United Kingdom
(London) 		United Kingdom
(Duxford) 		40.00 ft (12.19 m)
<i>Coastal Motor Boat 9</i> — 1916[439][440] Torpedo boat United Kingdom
(London) 		United Kingdom
(Avonmouth) 		40.00 ft (12.19 m)
Krassin
1916[441] Icebreaker United Kingdom
(Newcastle upon Tyne) 		Russia
(Saint Petersburg) 		327.4 ft (99.8 m)
<i>Lilian</i>
1916[442] Yacht Sweden
(Stockholm) 		United Kingdom
(Twickenham) 		98.43 ft (30.00 m)
MAS 15 [it]
1916[443] Torpedo boat Italy
(Unknown) 		Italy
(Rome) 		—
Mercantile
1916 Schooner United States
(Little Deer Isle, ME) 		United States
(Camden, ME) 		155 ft (47 m)
Portsmouth Lightship
1916 Lightvessel United States
(Pusey and Jones) 		United States
(Portsmouth, VA) 		101 ft (31 m)
Skeaf VII [fr]
1916[444] Sailing cruiser Germany
(Lemwerder) 		France
(Douarnenez, Bretagne) 		92 ft (28 m)
SM UB-46
1916 U-boat Germany
(Bremen) 		Turkey
(Çanakkale) 		121.1 ft (36.9 m)
Carlisle II
1917 Ferry United States
(Bellingham, WA) 		United States
(Port Orchard, WA) 		65 ft (20 m)
CLS2 <i>Carpentaria</i>
1917[445] Lightvessel Australia
(Sydney) 		Australia
(Queensland Maritime Museum) 		72.0 ft (21.9 m)
CLS4 Carpentaria
1917[446] Lightvessel Australia
(Sydney) 		Australia
(Darling Harbour) 		72.0 ft (21.9 m)
Commander
1917 Motor vessel United States
(Morehead City, NC) 		United States
(New York, NY) 		60 ft (18 m)
De Wadden
1917[447] Schooner Netherlands
(Unknown) 		United Kingdom
(Liverpool) 		116 ft (35 m)
Flashing Stream — 1917[448] Pinnace United Kingdom
(Chatham) 		United Kingdom
(Bristol) 		—
L'Art de Vivre
1917 Hotel barge United Kingdom
(Deptford) 		France
(Bourdeaux) 		100 ft (30 m)
<i>MAS 96</i> [it]
1917[449] Torpedo boat Italy
(Unknown) 		Italy
(Gardone Riviera) 		52 ft (16 m)
Maud
1917[450] Sailing ship Norway
(Vollen) 		Norway
(Tofte) 		119 ft (36 m)
<i>Pajtás</i> [hu]
1917 Steamship Hungary
(TBD) 		Hungary
(TBD) 		88.58 ft (27 m)
<i>Szőke Tisza</i> [hu]
1917[451] Steamship Hungary
(TBD) 		Hungary
(TBD) 		253.94 ft (77.4 m)
Tarahne
1917[452] Passenger ferry Canada
(Atlin, BC) 		Canada
(Atlin, BC) 		119.3 ft (36.3 m)
Valley Camp
1917[453] Lake freighter United States
(Lorain, OH) 		United States
(Sault Ste. Marie, MI) 		550 ft (170 m)
Concrete Canal Boat
1918[454] Barge United Kingdom
(Stourbridge) 		United Kingdom
(Gloucester) 		69.97 ft (21.33 m)
Felipe Larrazabal (R-11)
1918[455] Minesweeper United States
(New York City, NY) 		Venezuela
(Puerto Cabello) 		187 ft (57 m)
STS Kapitan Borchardt
1918 Schooner Poland
(Unknown) 		Poland
(Unknown) 		138 ft (42 m)
Lotus
1918 Schooner United States
(Rocky River, OH) 		United States
(Sodus Point, NY) 		60 ft (18 m)
Oosterschelde
1918 Schooner — Netherlands
(Rotterdam) 		160 ft (48.7 m)
President
1918[456][457] Q-ship United Kingdom
(Renfrew) 		United Kingdom
(City of London) 		262 ft (80 m)
Robert and Ellen Robson
1918[458] Lifeboat United Kingdom
(Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company) 		United Kingdom
(Whitby) 		33.97 ft (10.35 m)
Seaplane Lighter H21
1918[459] Seaplane lighter United Kingdom
(Kent) 		United Kingdom
(Yeovilton) 		57.97 ft (17.68 m)
Surprise
1918[460] Schooner United States
(Rockport, MA) 		United States
(Camden, ME) 		44.5 ft (13.6 m)
W. P. Snyder Jr.
1918[460] Sternwheeler United States
(Pittsburgh, PA) 		United States
(Marietta, OH) 		175 ft (53 m)

Oldest surviving by category

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

Oldest... Name Year of construction Type
Warship[461] Mary Rose 1511 Carrack
Continuously maintained[462] Tarihi Kadırga c.1600[z] Galley
Schooner[463] Peggy 1791 Armed yacht
Lifeboat[464] Zetland 1802 Rescue craft
Submarine[465] Brandtaucher 1850 Naval ship
Tugboat[466][467] Mayflower 1861 Steam tug
Clipper ship[468][469] City of Adelaide 1864 Sailing ship
Turbine-powered ship[470] Turbinia 1894 Experimental
Sternwheeler[471] Moyie 1898 Paddle steamer

By function

Oldest... Name Year of construction Type
Commissioned naval vessel[472] HMS Victory[aa] 1765 Ship of the line
Commissioned naval vessel afloat[473] USS Constitution[aa] 1797 Frigate
Commissioned naval vessel in active service[474] Kommuna 1913 Salvage ship
Merchant ship[475] Charles W. Morgan 1841 Whaler
Ocean liner[476] SS Great Britain 1843 Passenger ship
Operational steamship[477] Bertha[ab] 1844 Dredge
Active steamship[478] <i>Tudor Vladimirescu</i> [pl] 1854 Paddle steamer[ac]
Active sailing ship[479] Star of India 1863 Windjammer
Active river icebreaker[citation needed] Kuna 1884 River icebreaker
Racing yacht[480] Partridge 1885 Yacht
Active fireboat[481][482] Edward M. Cotter 1900 Fireboat

See also

Notes

  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. ^ a b c d e Area of origin
  3. ^ Estimated length
  4. ^ It is popularly called the Glass Wreck because of the large quantities of broken glassware visible during the ships excavation
  5. ^ Extant length
  6. ^ Currently Disassembled
  7. ^ a b Not otherwise defined, it's only known that these ships were used for warfare.
  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 the Confederacy. No known information is available regarding a launch date or original name.
  14. ^ a b Originally 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. ^ a b Ceremonial role
  28. ^ The Bertha is laid up (inactive)
  29. ^ The Tudor Vladimirescu is a "Sidewheeler" as opposed to the Moyie.

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