Date
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Country
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Builder
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Location
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Ship
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Class and type
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Notes
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19 February
|
United Kingdom
|
Palmers
|
Jarrow
|
Russell
|
Duncan-class battleship
|
|
5 March
|
United Kingdom
|
Chatham Dockyard
|
Chatham, Kent
|
Albemarle
|
Duncan-class battleship
|
|
5 March
|
United Kingdom
|
Devonport Dockyard
|
Plymouth
|
Montagu
|
Duncan-class battleship
|
|
21 March
|
United Kingdom
|
Thames Ironworks
|
Leamouth
|
Duncan
|
Duncan-class battleship
|
|
22 March
|
United Kingdom
|
Blyth Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co. Ltd
|
Blyth
|
Barwon
|
Cargo ship
|
For Huddart Parker & Co. Pty. Ltd.[1]
|
30 March
|
Germany
|
AG Vulcan
|
Stettin
|
Kronprinz Wilhelm
|
Passenger ship
|
|
4 April
|
United Kingdom
|
Harland & Wolff
|
Belfast
|
Celtic
|
Ocean liner; one of the "Big Four"
|
For White Star Line.
|
16 April
|
United Kingdom
|
Napier & Miller
|
Yoker
|
Andrios
|
Cargo ship
|
|
18 May
|
United Kingdom
|
Harland & Wolff
|
Belfast
|
Ryndam
|
Passenger ship
|
For Holland America Line.
|
18 May
|
United States
|
Union Iron Works
|
San Francisco, California
|
Ohio
|
Maine-class battleship
|
|
18 May
|
United States
|
W. A. Boole & Son
|
Oakland, California
|
Lahaina
|
barquentine
|
yard's first
|
29 May
|
Sweden
|
Bergsunds Shipyard,
|
Stockholm
|
Wasa
|
Äran-class coastal defence ship
|
For the Royal Swedish Navy
|
30 May
|
Italy
|
La Spezia Naval Base
|
La Spezia
|
Regina Margherita
|
Regina Margherita-class battleship
|
For the Regia Marina
|
6 June
|
Nyasaland
|
|
Lake Nyasa
|
Chauncy Maples
|
|
Launched on Lake Nyasa having been transported from Scotland and reassembled
|
6 June
|
Germany
|
Schichau-Werke
|
Danzig
|
Wettin
|
Wittelsbach-class battleship
|
|
7 June
|
United Kingdom
|
Blyth Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co. Ltd
|
Blyth
|
Wisbech
|
Cargo ship
|
For Wisbech Steamship Co. Ltd.[2]
|
12 June
|
Germany
|
Germaniawerft
|
Kiel
|
Zähringen
|
Wittelsbach-class battleship
|
|
22 June
|
Germany
|
Kaiserliche Werft Kiel
|
Kiel
|
Prinz Adalbert
|
Prinz Adalbert-class cruiser
|
24 June[3]
|
United Kingdom
|
George Brown and Company
|
Greenock
|
Princess Beara
|
Steam cutter
|
For Bantry Bay Steamship Co. The first vessel launched by George Brown and Company[3]
|
6 July
|
United Kingdom
|
Harland & Wolff
|
Belfast
|
Walmer Castle
|
Passenger ship
|
For Union-Castle Line.[5]
|
13 July
|
United Kingdom
|
Thames Ironworks
|
Leamouth
|
Cornwallis
|
Duncan-class battleship
|
|
16 July
|
United Kingdom
|
Armstrong Whitworth
|
Newcastle upon Tyne
|
Bantu
|
Cargo ship
|
Built for Bucknall Steamship Lines Ltd
|
16 July
|
United Kingdom
|
Allsup & Co. Ltd.
|
Preston
|
Seagull
|
Lightship
|
For Commissioners of Irish Lights.[6]
|
22 July
|
United States
|
Crescent Shipyard
|
Elizabethport, New Jersey
|
Adder
|
Plunger-class submarine
|
[7]
|
27 July
|
United States
|
William Cramp & Sons
|
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|
Maine
|
Maine-class battleship
|
|
14 August
|
Sweden
|
Lindholmens Shipyard
|
Lindholmen
|
Äran
|
Äran-class coastal defence ship
|
For the Royal Swedish Navy
|
15 August
|
United Kingdom
|
Blyth Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co. Ltd
|
Blyth
|
Battenhall
|
Cargo ship
|
For Lombard Steamship Co. Ltd.[8]
|
17 August
|
United Kingdom
|
Harland & Wolff
|
Belfast
|
Athenic
|
Passenger ship
|
For White Star Line
|
19 August
|
Germany
|
Kaiserliche Werft Wilhelmshaven
|
Wilhelmshaven
|
Schwaben
|
Wittelsbach-class battleship
|
|
20 August
|
United States
|
Crescent Shipyard
|
Elizabethport, New Jersey
|
Moccasin
|
Plunger-class submarine
|
Sponsored by Mrs. Rice [9]
|
31 August
|
United Kingdom
|
Laird Brothers
|
Birkenhead
|
Exmouth
|
Duncan-class battleship
|
|
11 September
|
Austria-Hungary
|
Stabilimento Tecnico Triestino
|
Trieste
|
Árpád
|
Habsburg-class battleship
|
For the Austro-Hungarian Navy
|
23 September
|
United States
|
Crescent Shipyard
|
Elizabethport, New Jersey
|
Porpoise
|
Plunger-class submarine
|
Sponsored by Mrs. E. B. Frost [10]
|
25 September
|
Norway
|
Royal Norwegian Navy Shipyard
|
Horten
|
Sæl
|
1.-class torpedo boat
|
|
28 September
|
United Kingdom
|
Harland & Wolff
|
Belfast
|
Noordam
|
Passenger ship
|
For Holland America Line.
|
30 September
|
United Kingdom
|
William Denny & Brothers
|
Dumbarton
|
Santhia
|
Passenger ship
|
For the British-India Steam Navigation Company
|
19 October
|
United States
|
Crescent Shipyard
|
Elizabethport
|
Shark
|
Plunger-class submarine
|
For the United States Navy; sponsored by Mrs. Walter Stevens Turpin [11]
|
7 November
|
Sweden
|
Kockums Shipyard
|
Malmö
|
Tapperheten
|
Äran-class coastal defence ship
|
For the Royal Swedish Navy
|
7 November
|
Italy
|
Castellammare Royal Dockyard
|
Castellammare di Stabia
|
Benedetto Brin
|
Regina Margherita-class battleship
|
For the Regia Marina
|
9 November
|
Germany
|
AG Vulcan
|
Stettin
|
Mecklenburg
|
Wittelsbach-class battleship
|
|
14 November
|
United Kingdom
|
Blyth Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co. Ltd
|
Blyth
|
Lady Mildred
|
Cargo ship
|
For Exchange Steamship Co. Ltd.[13]
|
28 November
|
United Kingdom
|
Harland & Wolff
|
Belfast
|
Warwickshire
|
Passenger ship
|
For Bibby Steamship Co.[14]
|
12 December
|
United Kingdom
|
Harland & Wolff
|
Belfast
|
Minnetonka
|
Passenger ship
|
For Atlantic Transport Co.[15]
|
23 December
|
United States
|
Maryland Steel Company
|
Sparrows Point, Maryland
|
Shawmut
|
Cargo ship
|
For Boston Steamship Company, later renamed Ancon.[16]
|
28 December
|
United States
|
Newport News Shipbuilding
|
Newport News, Virginia
|
Missouri
|
Maine-class battleship
|
|
Unknown date
|
United Kingdom
|
John Bowden
|
Porthleven
|
Ada
|
Steam drifter
|
For Northern Steam Herring Fisheries Ltd.[17]
|
Unknown date
|
United Kingdom
|
John Bowden
|
Porthleven
|
Clara
|
Steam drifter
|
For Northern Steam Herring Fisheries Ltd.[18]
|
Unknown date
|
United Kingdom
|
John Bowden
|
Porthleven
|
Glentana
|
Steam drifter
|
For Steam Herring Fleet Ltd.[19]
|
Unknown date
|
United Kingdom
|
William Denny and Brothers
|
Dumbarton
|
King Edward
|
Passenger ship
|
For private owner.
|
Unknown date
|
United Kingdom
|
Beeching Brothers Ltd.
|
Great Yarmouth
|
King Edward
|
Steam drifter
|
For John Moore.[21]
|
Unknown date
|
United Kingdom
|
Allsup & Co. Ltd.
|
Preston
|
Lord Kitchener
|
Steamboat
|
For David & William Monk.[22]
|
Unknown date
|
United Kingdom
|
Beeching Brothers Ltd.
|
Great Yarmouth
|
Queen Alexandra
|
Steam drifter
|
For William Clowes.[23]
|
Unknown date
|
United Kingdom
|
Beeching Brothers Ltd.
|
Great Yarmouth
|
Snowdrop
|
Steam drifter
|
For Pitchers Ltd.[24]
|
Unknown date
|
United Kingdom
|
Beeching Brothers Ltd.
|
Great Yarmouth
|
Star of the Sea
|
Steam drifter
|
For James Murray.[25]
|
Unknown date
|
United Kingdom
|
T. Scott & Company
|
Goole
|
Sudan
|
Steamship
|
For private owner.
|
Unknown date
|
United Kingdom
|
Beeching Brothers Ltd.
|
Great Yarmouth
|
Sunflower
|
Steam drifter
|
For John Salmon.[27]
|
Unknown date
|
United States
|
J. M. Bayles and Sons
|
Port Jefferson, New York
|
Zoraya
|
Armed yacht
|
Built as a private vessel, leased for World War I service by the U.S. Navy in 1917, returned to its owner in 1919.
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