Named Vessel Articles
Source-backed profiles for individual vessels, kept separate from production boat-model catalog records.
Titanic
Famous vessel article candidate: 269.1 m long, built by Harland and Wolff, and entered service in 1912.
2 fact sourcesFamous vesselBismarck
Famous vessel article candidate: 251 m long and built by Blohm+Voss.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtAzzam
Superyacht article candidate: 180 m long, built by Lürssen, and entered service in 2013.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtFulk Al Salamah
Superyacht article candidate: 164 m long, built by T. Mariotti, and entered service in 2016.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtEclipse
Superyacht article candidate: 162.5 m long, built by Blohm+Voss, and entered service in 2010.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtDubai
Superyacht article candidate: 162 m long, built by Blohm+Voss, and entered service in 2006.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtBlue
Superyacht article candidate: 160 m long and entered service in 2022.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtDilbar
Superyacht article candidate: 156 m long, built by Lürssen, and entered service in 2016.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtA+
Superyacht article candidate: 147.25 m long, built by Lürssen, and entered service in 2012.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtYas
Superyacht article candidate: 141 m long, built by Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding, and entered service in 1981.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtOcean Victory
Superyacht article candidate: 140 m long and built by Fincantieri.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtSolaris
Superyacht article candidate: 139.7 m long, built by Lloyd Werft, and entered service in 2021.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtCrescent
Superyacht article candidate: 135.61 m long, built by Lürssen, and entered service in 2018.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtOctopus
Superyacht article candidate: 126.2 m long, built by Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft, and entered service in 2003.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtKoru
Superyacht article candidate: 125.82 m long, built by Oceanco, and entered service in 2023.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtAl Lusail
Superyacht article candidate: 124 m long, built by Lürssen, and entered service in 2017.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtA
Superyacht article candidate: 118 m long, built by Blohm+Voss, and entered service in 2008.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtAlexander
Superyacht article candidate: 117.11 m long, built by Flender Werke, and entered service in 1966.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtInfinity
Superyacht article candidate: 117 m long and entered service in 2022.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtLady Jorgia
Superyacht article candidate: 115 m long, built by Lürssen-Kröger-Werft, and entered service in 2021.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtLe Grand Bleu
Superyacht article candidate: 112.8 m long, built by Bremer Vulkan, and entered service in 2000.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtAl Raya
Superyacht article candidate: 110 m long, built by Lürssen, and entered service in 2008.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtDarius
Superyacht article candidate: 110 m long, built by Lürssen, and entered service in 2009.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtBravo Eugenia
Superyacht article candidate: 109 m long, built by Oceanco, and entered service in 2018.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtUlysses
Superyacht article candidate: 107.4 m long, built by Kleven Verft, and entered service in 2016.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtSymphony
Superyacht article candidate: 102 m long, built by Feadship, and entered service in 2015.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtChristina O
Superyacht article candidate: 99.06 m long, built by Canadian Vickers, and entered service in 1943.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtMadame Gu
Superyacht article candidate: 99 m long, built by Feadship, and entered service in 2013.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtKismet
Superyacht article candidate: 95.2 m long, built by Lürssen, and entered service in 2014.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtRoyal Romance
Superyacht article candidate: 93 m long, built by Feadship, and entered service in 2015.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtAquarius
Superyacht article candidate: 92 m long, built by Feadship, and entered service in 2016.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtTranquility
Superyacht article candidate: 92 m long, built by Oceanco, and entered service in 2014.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtKroeger 13684
Superyacht article candidate: 91 m long, built by Lürssen-Kröger-Werft, and entered service in 2015.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtAthena
Superyacht article candidate: 90 m long, built by Royal Huisman, and entered service in 2004.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtInfinity
Superyacht article candidate: 88.5 m long, built by Oceanco, and entered service in 2015.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtMaltese Falcon
Superyacht article candidate: 88.12 m long, built by Perini Navi, and entered service in 2006.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtFountainhead
Superyacht article candidate: 87.78 m long, built by Feadship, and entered service in 2011.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtAquijo
Superyacht article candidate: 86 m long, built by Oceanco, and entered service in 2016.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtKingdom 5KR
Superyacht article candidate: 86 m long, built by Benetti, and entered service in 1980.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtEcstasea
Superyacht article candidate: 85.95 m long, built by Feadship, and entered service in 2004.
2 fact sourcesFamous vesselCutty Sark
Famous vessel article candidate: 85.4 m long and built by Scott and Linton.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtSavannah
Superyacht article candidate: 83.5 m long, built by Feadship, and entered service in 2015.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtHere Comes The Sun
Superyacht article candidate: 83 m long, built by Amels, and entered service in 2017.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtStargate
Superyacht article candidate: 80 m long, built by Oceanco, and entered service in 2001.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtVenus
Superyacht article candidate: 79.25 m long, built by Feadship, and entered service in 2012.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtNew Secret
Superyacht article candidate: 74 m long, built by Amels, and entered service in 2017.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtPlvs Vltra
Superyacht article candidate: 74 m long and built by Amels.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtIMO 7813913
Superyacht article candidate: 72.25 m long, built by Clelands Shipbuilding Company, and entered service in 1980.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtSkat
Superyacht article candidate: 70.7 m long, built by Lürssen, and entered service in 2002.
2 fact sourcesFamous vesselHMS Victory
Famous vessel article candidate: 69.34 m long, built by Chatham Dockyard, and entered service in 1778.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtIcon
Superyacht article candidate: 67.5 m long, built by ICON Yachts, and entered service in 2010.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtBaton Rouge
Superyacht article candidate: 62.5 m long and built by ICON Yachts.
2 fact sourcesFamous vesselUSS Constitution
Famous vessel article candidate: 62 m long and entered service in 1797.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtRock.it
Superyacht article candidate: 60.35 m long, built by Feadship, and entered service in 2015.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtBayesian
Superyacht article candidate: 56 m long, built by Perini Navi, and entered service in 2008.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtSkade
Superyacht article candidate: 46 m long, built by Holland Jachtbouw, and entered service in 2016.
2 fact sourcesSuperyachtBig Fish
Superyacht article candidate: 45.1 m long and entered service in 2010.
2 fact sourcesFamous vesselEndurance
Famous vessel article candidate: 44 m long, built by Framnæs Mekaniske Værksted, and entered service in 1912.
2 fact sourcesFamous vesselRainbow Warrior I
Famous vessel article candidate: 44 m long, built by Hall, Russell & Company, and entered service in 1955.
2 fact sourcesFamous vesselRV Calypso
Famous vessel article candidate: 42 m long and entered service in 1943.
2 fact sourcesFamous vesselGolden Hind
Famous vessel article candidate: 37 m long.
2 fact sourcesFamous vesselSanta Maria
Famous vessel article candidate: 26 m long.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselUSNS Chauvenet
Research vessel article candidate: 392.92 m long, built by Upper Clyde Shipbuilders, and entered service in 1970.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselHMS Vidal
Research vessel article candidate: 315 m long, built by Chatham Dockyard, and entered service in 1953.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselBRP Gregorio Velasquez
Research vessel article candidate: 279 m long, built by Defoe Shipbuilding Company, and entered service in 1969.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselUSS Snatch
Research vessel article candidate: 213 m long, built by Basalt Rock Company, and entered service in 1967.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselUSNS Thomas Washington
Research vessel article candidate: 209 m long, built by Marinette Marine, and entered service in 1965.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselREV Ocean
Research vessel article candidate: 194.9 m long, built by Vard Group, and entered service in 2024.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselXue Long
Research vessel article candidate: 167 m long, built by Kherson Shipyard, and entered service in 1993.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselAdmiral Vladimirskiy
Research vessel article candidate: 147.8 m long, built by Szczecin Shipyard, and entered service in 1975.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselRV Horizon
Research vessel article candidate: 143 m long.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselAkademik Fedorov
Research vessel article candidate: 142 m long, built by Rauma-Repola, and entered service in 1987.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselRFA Blue Rover
Research vessel article candidate: 140.62 m long, built by Swan Hunter, and entered service in 1970.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselNOAAS Oscar Dyson (R 224)
Research vessel article candidate: 139 m long, built by Bollinger Mississippi Shipbuilding, and entered service in 2003.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselUSNS Dutton
Research vessel article candidate: 138.8 m long and entered service in 1945.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselS. A. Agulhas II
Research vessel article candidate: 134.2 m long, built by STX Finland, and entered service in 2012.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselHMS Scott
Research vessel article candidate: 131 m long, built by Appledore Shipbuilders, and entered service in 1997.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselMirai
Research vessel article candidate: 128.5 m long, built by IHI Marine United, and entered service in 1969.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselRV Robert Gordon Sproul
Research vessel article candidate: 125 m long.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselXue Long 2
Research vessel article candidate: 122.5 m long, built by Jiangnan Shipyard, and entered service in 2019.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselAkademik Mstislav Keldysh
Research vessel article candidate: 122.2 m long, built by Hollming, and entered service in 1980.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselGlomar Challenger
Research vessel article candidate: 121.93 m long, built by Levingston Shipbuilding Company, and entered service in 1968.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselRV Sonne
Research vessel article candidate: 118.42 m long, built by Meyer Werft, and entered service in 2014.
2 fact sourcesResearch vesselRV Polarstern
Research vessel article candidate: 117.91 m long, built by Nobiskrug, and entered service in 1982.
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