List of battleships

The list of battleships includes all battleships built between the late 1880s and 1946, beginning roughly with the first pre-dreadnought battleships, which are usually defined as the British Royal Sovereign class or Majestic class.[1] Dreadnoughts and fast battleships are also included. Earlier armored capital ships (built between the 1850s and 1880s) are found at the list of ironclads, along with the list included at coastal defence ship.

Cancelled ships that began construction are included, but projects that were not laid down, such as the French Lyon class, or were purely design studies, like the German L 20e α-class, are not included.

## Key

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## List

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Árpád | 1901-09-11[2] | Habsburg class | Pre-dreadnought |  Austro-Hungarian Navy | Awarded to UK 1920, scrapped 1921[2]
Africa | 1904-05-20[3] | King Edward VII class | Semi-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1920[3]
Agamemnon | 1906-06-23[4] | Lord Nelson class | Semi-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1927[4]
Agincourt | 1913-01-22  |  | Dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Ex-Ottoman Sultân Osmân-ı Evvel, former Brazilian Rio de Janeiro, seized near completion, 31 July 1914
Ajax | 1912-03-21[5] | King George V class (1911)  | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1926[5]
Aki | 1907-04-15[6] | Satsuma class | Semi-dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Sunk as target, 2 September 1924[6]
Alabama (BB-8) | 1898-05-18[7] | Illinois class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1924[7]
Alabama (BB-60) | 1942-02-16  | South Dakota class | Fast battleship |  United States Navy | Museum ship at Battleship Memorial Park in Mobile Bay
Albemarle | 1901-03-05[8] | Duncan class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1919[8]
Albion | 1898-06-21[9] | Canopus class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1919[9]
Alfonso XIII | 1913-05-07[10] | España class | Dreadnought |  Spanish Navy | Sunk by mines, 30 April 1937[10]
Almirante Cochrane | 1918-06-08[11] | Almirante Latorre class | Super-dreadnought |  Chilean Navy | Sold incomplete to UK, converted to aircraft carrier Eagle[12]
Almirante Latorre | 1913-11-17[12] | Almirante Latorre class | Super-dreadnought |  Chilean Navy | Sold incomplete to UK, 9 September 1914, renamed Canada; repurchased as Almirante Latorre, April 1920; broken up, 1959[12]
Ammiraglio di Saint Bon | 1897-04-29[13] | Ammiraglio di Saint Bon class | Pre-dreadnought |  Regia Marina | Broken up, 1920[13]
Andrea Doria | 1913-03-30[14] | Andrea Doria class | Dreadnought |  Regia Marina | Broken up, 1956[14]
Andrei Pervozvanny | 1906-10-20[15] | Andrei Pervozvanny class | Semi-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Broken up, 1925[15]
Anson | 1940-02-24  | King George V class (1939)  | Fast battleship |  Royal Navy | Ex-Jellicoe
Arizona | 1915-06-19[16] | Pennsylvania class | Super-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Sunk at Pearl Harbor, 1941[16]
Arkansas | 1911-01-14[16] | Wyoming class | Dreadnought |  United States Navy | Sunk at Bikini Atoll in nuclear weapons test Operation Crossroads, 1946[16]
Asahi | 1899-03-13[17] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Sunk by USS Salmon, 25 May 1942[17]
Audacious | 1912-09-14[5] | King George V class (1911)  | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Mined and sunk, 27 October 1914[5]
Kaga | 1921-11-17[18] | Tosa class | Super-dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Cancelled under terms of Washington Naval Treaty 1922; converted to aircraft carrier[18]
Salamis | 1914-11-11[19] |  | Dreadnought |  Royal Hellenic Navy | Cancelled, December 1914; broken up, 1932[19]
Vasilefs Konstantinos | Cancelled before launch[20] | Bretagne class | Dreadnought |  Royal Hellenic Navy | Work halted August 1914, broken up in 1925[19]
Zähringen | 1901-06-12[21] | Wittelsbach class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Converted to radio-controlled target ship 1926–28; scuttled as blockship at Gotenhafen, 26 March 1945, broken up in situ 1949–1950[21]
Zrínyi | 1910-04-12[22] | Radetzky class | Semi-dreadnought |  Austro-Hungarian Navy | Broken up, 1920[22]
Babenberg | 1902-10-04[2] | Habsburg class | Pre-dreadnought |  Austro-Hungarian Navy | Awarded to UK 1920, scrapped 1921[2]
Baden | 1915-10-30[23] | Bayern class | Super-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Beached in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919; sunk as target off Portsmouth, 16 Aug 1921[23]
Barfleur | 1892-08-10[24] | Centurion class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1910[24]
Barham | 1914-10-31  | Queen Elizabeth class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Sunk by German U-331 off Egyptian coast, 25 Nov 1941– sinking was filmed
Bayern | 1915-02-18[23] | Bayern class | Super-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919; raised for scrap, 1934[23]
Béarn | 1920-04-15[25] | Normandie class | Super-dreadnought |  French Navy | Converted to aircraft carrier[20]
Bellerophon | 1907-07-27[26] | Bellerophon class | Dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1921
Benbow | 1913-11-12  | Iron Duke class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy |
Benedetto Brin | 1901-11-07[13] | Regina Margherita class | Pre-dreadnought |  Regia Marina | Destroyed by internal explosion, 27 September 1915[13]
Bismarck | 1939-02-14[27] | Bismarck class | Fast battleship |  Kriegsmarine | Sunk, 27 May 1941[27]
Borodino | 1901-09-08[28] | Borodino class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Sunk at the Battle of Tsushima, 27 May 1905[28]
Bouvet | 1896-04-27[29] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  French Navy | Sunk by mines, 18 March 1915[30]
Brandenburg | 1891-09-21[31] | Brandenburg class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Broken up, 1919[31]
Braunschweig | 1902-12-20[32] | Braunschweig class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Broken up, 1931[32]
Brennus | 1891-10-17[33] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  French Navy | Broken up, 1922[34]
Bretagne | 1913-04-21[35] | Bretagne class | Super-dreadnought |  French Navy | Sunk by British forces during the Attack on Mers-el-Kébir, 3 July 1940[20]
Britannia | 1904-12-10[3] | King Edward VII class | Semi-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Torpedoed by German UB-50 off Cape Trafalgar, 9 Nov 1918[3]
Bulwark | 1899-10-18[8] | London class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Blew up at Sheerness, 26 Nov 1914[8]
Caesar | 1896-09-02[36] | Majestic class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1921[36]
Duilio | 1913-04-24[14] | Andrea Doria class | Dreadnought |  Regia Marina | Broken up, 1956
California | 1919-11-20[16] | Tennessee class | Super-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1959[16]
Canopus | 1897-10-12[9] | Canopus class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1920[9]
Carnot | 1894-07-12[37] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  French Navy | Broken up, 1922[30]
Centurion (1892) | 1892-08-03[24] | Centurion class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1910[24]
Centurion (1911) | 1911-11-18[5] | King George V class (1911)  | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Scuttled as Mulberry harbour blockship off Normandy, 9 June 1944[5]
Charlemagne | 1895-10-17[38] | Charlemagne class | Pre-dreadnought |  French Navy | Broken up, 1920[30]
Charles Martel | 1893-08-29[39] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  French Navy |
Clemenceau | Cancelled[40] | Richelieu class | Fast battleship |  French Navy | Cancelled, 1940; broken up, 1951[40]
Collingwood | 1908-11-07[41] | St. Vincent class | Dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1922[41]
Colorado | 1921-03-22[16] | Colorado class | Super-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1959[16]
Colossus | 1910-04-09[42] | Colossus class | Dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1928[42]
Commonwealth | 1903-05-13[3] | King Edward VII class | Semi-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1921[3]
Condorcet | 1909-04-19[43] | Danton class | Semi-dreadnought |  French Navy | Broken up, 1945[44]
Connecticut | 1904-09-29[7] | Connecticut class | Semi-dreadnought |  United States Navy|  | Broken up, 1923[7]
Conqueror | 1911-05-01[5] | Orion class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1922[5]
Conte di Cavour | 1911-08-10[14] | Conte di Cavour class | Dreadnought |  Regia Marina | Broken up, 1947[14]
Cornwallis | 1901-07-13[8] | Duncan class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Sunk by German U-32, 9 January 1917[8]
Courbet | 1911-09-23[45] | Courbet class | Dreadnought |  French Navy | Scuttled as breakwater off Sword Beach, 9 June 1944, during Operation Neptune, scrapped in situ
Dante Alighieri | 1910-08-20[14] |  | Dreadnought |  Regia Marina | Broken up, 1928[14]
Danton | 1909-07-04[43] | Danton class | Semi-dreadnought |  French Navy | Sunk by U-64, 1917[44]
Delaware | 1909-02-06[7] | Delaware class | Dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1924[7]
Démocratie | 1904-04-30[46] | Liberté class | Pre-dreadnought |  French Navy | Broken up, 1921[30]
Deutschland | 1904-11-19[47] | Deutschland class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Broken up, 1920[47]
Diderot | 1909-04-20[43] | Danton class | Semi-dreadnought |  French Navy | Broken up, 1937[44]
Dominion | 1903-08-25[3] | King Edward VII class | Semi-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1921[3]
Dreadnought | 1906-02-10[48] |  | Dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1921[48]
Duke of York | 1940-02-28  | King George V class (1939)  | Fast battleship |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1957
Duncan | 1901-03-21[8] | Duncan class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1920[8]
Dunkerque | 1935-10-02[49] | Dunkerque class | Fast battleship |  French Navy | Scuttled at Toulon, 27 Nov 1942; broken up, 1955[50]
Dvenadsat Apostolov | 1890-09-13[51] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Broken up, 1931[52]
Elsass | 1903-05-26[32] | Braunschweig class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Broken up, 1936[32]
Emanuele Filiberto | 1897-09-29[13] | Ammiraglio di Saint Bon class | Pre-dreadnought |  Regia Marina | Broken up, 1920 [13]
Emperor of India | 1913-11-27  | Iron Duke class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Sunk as gunnery target on Owers Bank, 10–11 June 1931, raised and scrapped
Empress of India | 1891-05-07[1] | Royal Sovereign class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Sunk as gunnery target off Portland, 4 Nov 1913
Erin | 1913-09-03  | Reşadiye class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Ex-Ottoman Reşadiye, seized near completion, 31 July 1914
Erzherzog Ferdinand Max | 1905-05-21[53] | Erzherzog Karl class | Pre-dreadnought |  Austro-Hungarian Navy | Awarded to UK, broken up, 1920[53]
Erzherzog Franz Ferdinand | 1908-09-30[22] | Radetzky class | Semi-dreadnought |  Austro-Hungarian Navy | Broken up, 1926[22]
Erzherzog Friedrich | 1904-04-30[53] | Erzherzog Karl class | Pre-dreadnought |  Austro-Hungarian Navy | Awarded to France, scrapped 1920[53]
Erzherzog Karl | 1903-10-04[53] | Erzherzog Karl class | Pre-dreadnought |  Austro-Hungarian Navy | Awarded to France, broken up, 1920[53]
España | 1912-02-05[10] | España class | Dreadnought |  Spanish Navy | Wrecked off Cape Tres Forcas, 26 August 1923[10]
Evstafi | 1906-11-03[15] | Evstafi class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Broken up, 1922[15]
Exmouth | 1901-08-31[8] | Duncan class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1920[8]
Fatih Sultan Mehmed | Cancelled[54] | Reşadiye class | Super-dreadnought |  Ottoman Navy | Broken up on the slipway, 1914[54]
Flandre | 1914-10-20[20] | Normandie class | Super-dreadnought |  French Navy | Cancelled; broken up, 1924[20]
Florida | 1910-05-12[7] | Florida class | Dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1931[7]
Formidable | 1898-11-17[55] | Formidable class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Sunk by German U-24 off Portland, 1 January 1915[55]
France | 1912-11-07[45] | Courbet class | Dreadnought |  French Navy | Wrecked, 1922; broken up between 1935 and 1958[56]
Friedrich der Grosse | 1911-06-10[57] | Kaiser class | Dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919; raised for scrap, 1936[57]
Fuji | 1896-03-31[58] | Fuji class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Broken up, 1948[58]
Fusō | 1914-03-28[59] | Fusō class | Super-dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Sunk, 25 October 1944[59]
Gangut | 1911-10-07[60] | Gangut class | Dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Broken up, 1957[60]
Gascogne | 1914-09-20[20] | Normandie class | Super-dreadnought |  French Navy | Cancelled; broken up, 1924[20]
Gaulois | 1896-10-06[38] | Charlemagne class | Pre-dreadnought |  French Navy | Sunk by UB-47, 1916[30]
Georgia | 1904-10-11[7] | Virginia class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1923[7]
Giulio Cesare | 1911-10-15[14] | Conte di Cavour class | Dreadnought |  Regia Marina | Sunk, 29 October 1955[61]
Glory | 1899-03-11[9] | Canopus class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1922[9]
Gneisenau | 1936-12-08[62] | Scharnhorst class | Fast battleship |  Kriegsmarine | Sunk as blockship at Gotenhafen, 23 March 1945[62]
Goliath | 1898-03-23[9] | Canopus class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Sunk by Ottoman destroyer Muâvenet-i Millîye, 5 May 1915[9]
Grosser Kurfürst | 1913-05-05[63] | König class | Dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919, raised for scrap 1938[63]
Habsburg | 1900-09-09[2] | Habsburg class | Pre-dreadnought |  Austro-Hungarian Navy | Awarded to UK 1920, scrapped 1921[2]
Hannibal | 1896-04-28[36] | Majestic class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1920[36]
Hannover | 1905-09-29[47] | Deutschland class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Broken up, 1944[47]
Hatsuse | 1899-06-27[58] | Shikishima class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Mined and sunk, 15 May 1904[58]
Helgoland | 1909-09-25[64] | Helgoland class | Dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Surrendered to UK 1920, broken up, 1921[64]
Hercules | 1910-05-10[42] | Colossus class | Dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1921[42]
Hessen | 1903-09-18[32] | Braunschweig class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Broken up, 1960[32]
Hibernia | 1905-06-17[3] | King Edward VII class | Semi-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1921[3]
Hindustan | 1903-12-19[3] | King Edward VII class | Semi-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1921[3]
Hood | 1891-07-30[24] | Royal Sovereign class (modified)  | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Sunk as a blockship in Portland harbour, 4 November 1914[24]
Howe | 1940-04-09  | King George V class (1939)  | Fast battleship |  Royal Navy |
Hyūga | 1917-01-27[65] | Ise class | Super-dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Sunk, 24 July 1945[65]
Idaho (BB-24) | 1905-12-09[7] | Mississippi class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Sold to Greece, 1914; sunk, 1941[7]
Idaho (BB-42) | 1917-06-20[16] | New Mexico class | Super-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1947[16]
Iéna | 1898-09-1[66] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  French Navy | Destroyed by magazine explosion, 1907[67]
Illinois (BB-7) | 1898-10-04[7] | Illinois class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1956[7]
Illinois (BB-65) | Cancelled  | Iowa class | Fast battleship |  United States Navy | Laid down 6 Dec 1942, cancelled before launch
Illustrious | 1896-09-17[36] | Majestic class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1920[36]
Imperatritsa Ekaterina Velikaya | 1914-06-06[68] | Imperatritsa Mariya class | Dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Sunk, 18 June 1918[68]
Imperatritsa Mariya | 1913-11-01[68] | Imperatritsa Mariya class | Dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Sunk, 20 October 1916[68]
Imperator Aleksandr III (1901) | 1901-08-03[28] | Borodino class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Sunk at the Battle of Tsushima, 27 May 1905[28]
Imperator Aleksandr III (1914) | 1914-04-15[68] | Imperatritsa Mariya class | Dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Broken up, 1924[68]
Imperator Nikolai I | 1916-10-18[69] |  | Dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Cancelled before completion; broken up, 1923[69]
Imperator Pavel I | 1907-09-07[15] | Andrei Pervozvanny class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Broken up, 1923[15]
Impero | 1939-11-15[70] | Littorio class | Fast battleship |  Regia Marina | Not completed; broken up, 1948[70]
Implacable | 1899-03-11[55] | Formidable class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1921[55]
Indiana (BB-1) | 1893-02-28[71] | Indiana class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Sunk as a target, 1 November 1920[71]
Indiana (BB-58) | 1941-11-21  | South Dakota class | Fast battleship |  United States Navy | Broken up 1963, parts preserved in namesake state
Ioann Zlatoust | 1906-05-[15] | Evstafi class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Broken up, 1922[15]
Iowa (BB-4) | 1896-03-28[71] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Sunk as a target, 23 March 1923[71]
Iowa (BB-61) | 1942-08-27  | Iowa class | Fast battleship |  United States Navy | Museum ship at the Pacific Battleship Center in the Port of Los Angeles
Iron Duke | 1912-10-12 | Iron Duke class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Flagship of Grand Fleet at the Battle of Jutland
Irresistible | 1898-12-15[55] | Formidable class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Mined at the Dardanelles, 18 Mar 1915[55]
Ise | 1916-11-12[65] | Ise class | Super-dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Sunk, 28 July 1945[65]
Jaime I | 1914-09-21[10] | España class | Dreadnought |  Spanish Navy | Destroyed by internal explosion, 17 June 1937[10]
Jauréguiberry | 1893-10-27[72] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  French Navy | Broken up, 1934[30]
Jean Bart (1911) | 1911-09-22[45] | Courbet class | Dreadnought |  French Navy | Broken up, 1945[73]
Jean Bart (1940) | 1940-03-06[74] | Richelieu class | Fast battleship |  French Navy | Broken up, 1970[75]
Jupiter | 1895-11-18[36] | Majestic class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1920[36]
Justice | 1904-10-27[46] | Liberté class | Pre-dreadnought |  French Navy | Broken up, 1922[30]
Kaiser | 1911-03-22[57] | Kaiser class | Dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919, raised for scrap 1929[57]
Kaiser Barbarossa | 1900-04-21[76] | Kaiser Friedrich III class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Broken up, 1920[76]
Kaiser Friedrich III | 1896-07-01[76] | Kaiser Friedrich III class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Broken up, 1920[76]
Kaiser Karl der Grosse | 1899-10-18[76] | Kaiser Friedrich III class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Broken up, 1920[76]
Kaiser Wilhelm II | 1897-09-14[76] | Kaiser Friedrich III class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Broken up, 1922[76]
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse | 1899-06-01[76] | Kaiser Friedrich III class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Broken up, 1920[76]
Kaiserin | 1911-11-11[57] | Kaiser class | Dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919, raised for scrap 1936[57]
Kansas | 1905-0812[7] | Connecticut class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1923[7]
Kashima | 1905-03-22[77] | Katori class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Broken up, 1924[77]
Katori | 1905-07-04[77] | Katori class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Broken up, 1924[77]
Kawachi | 1910-10-15[59] | Kawachi class | Dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Destroyed by magazine explosion, 12 July 1918[59]
Kearsarge | 1898-03-24[7] | Kearsarge class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Converted to crane ship, 1920; broken up, 1955[7]
Kentucky (BB-6) | 1898-03-24[7] | Kearsarge class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1923[7]
Kentucky (BB-66) | Cancelled | Iowa class | Fast battleship |  United States Navy | Laid down 7 Mar 1942, cancelled before launch
King Edward VII | 1903-07-23[3] | King Edward VII class | Semi-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Mined off Cape Wrath, 6 January 1916[3]
King George V (1911) | 1911-10-09[5] | King George V class (1911)  | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1926[5]
King George V (41) | 1939-02-21 | King George V class (1939)  | Fast battleship |  Royal Navy | Sold for scrap 1957
Potemkin | 1900-10-09[78] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Broken up, 1922[79]
Knyaz Suvorov | 1902-09-25[28] | Borodino class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Sunk at the Battle of Tsushima, 27 May 1905[28]
König | 1913-03-01[63] | König class | Dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919[63]
König Albert | 1912-04-27[57] | Kaiser class | Dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919, raised for scrap 1935[57]
Kronprinz | 1914-02-21[63] | König class | Dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Renamed Kronprinz Wilhelm 1918, scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919[63]
Kurfürst Friedrich Wilhelm | 1891-06-30[31] | Brandenburg class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Sold to Turkey, 12 Sep 1910,[31] renamed Barbaros Hayreddin, sunk by HMS E11, 8 August 1915[80]
Languedoc | 1916-05-01[20] | Normandie class | Super-dreadnought |  French Navy | Cancelled; broken up, 1929[20]
Leonardo da Vinci | 1911-10-14[14] | Conte di Cavour class | Dreadnought |  Regia Marina | Sunk, 2 August 1916[14]
Liberté | 1905-04-19[46] | Liberté class | Pre-dreadnought |  French Navy | Sunk by magazine explosion, 1911[81]
Littorio | 1937-08-22[70] | Littorio class | Fast battleship |  Regia Marina | Broken up, 1948[70]
London | 1899-09-21[8] | London class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1920[8]
Lord Nelson | 1906-09-04[4] | Lord Nelson class | Semi-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1920[4]
Lorraine | 1913-09-30[35] | Bretagne class | Super-dreadnought |  French Navy | Broken up, 1954[20]
Lothringen | 1904-05-27[32] | Braunschweig class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Broken up, 1931[32]
Louisiana | 1904-08-27[7] | Connecticut class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1923[7]
Magnificent | 1894-12-19[36] | Majestic class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1921[36]
Maine | 1901-7-27[7] | Maine class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1922[7]
Majestic | 1895-01-31[36] | Majestic class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Torpedoed by German U-21 at the Dardanelles, 27 May 1915[36]
Malaya | 1915-03-18 | Queen Elizabeth class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy |
Markgraf | 1913-06-04[63] | König class | Dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919[63]
Marlborough | 1912-01-25 | Iron Duke class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy |
Mars | 1896-03-30[36] | Majestic class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1921[36]
Maryland | 1920-02-20[16] | Colorado class | Super-dreadnought |  United States Navy|  | Broken up, 1959[16]
Massachusetts (BB-2) | 1893-06-10[71] | Indiana class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Sunk as a target, January 1921[71]
Massachusetts (BB-59) | 1941-09-23 | South Dakota class | Fast battleship |  United States Navy | Museum ship at Battleship Cove in Fall River, Massachusetts
Masséna | 1895-07-24[29] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  French Navy | Sunk as a breakwater, 1915[30]
Mecklenburg | 1901-11-09[21] | Wittelsbach class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Broken up, 1920[21]
Michigan | 1908-07-11[7] | South Carolina class | Dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1924[7]
Mikasa | 1900-11-08[17] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Preserved as a museum ship[17]
Minas Geraes | 1908-09-10[82] | Minas Geraes class | Dreadnought |  Brazilian Navy | Broken up, 1953[82]
Minnesota | 1905-04-08[7] | Connecticut class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1923[7]
Mirabeau | 1909-10-28[43] | Danton class | Semi-dreadnought |  French Navy | Broken up, 1928[44]
Mississippi (BB-23) | 1905-09-30[7] | Mississippi class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Sold to Greece, 8 July 1914, sunk 1941[7]
Mississippi (BB-41) | 1917-01-25[16] | New Mexico class | Super-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1956[16]
Missouri (BB-11) | 1901-12-28[7] | Maine class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1922[7]
Missouri (BB-63) | 1944-01-29 | Iowa class | Fast battleship |  United States Navy | Last battleship retired by the US Navy – museum ship at Pearl Harbor
Monarch | 1911-03-30[5] | Orion class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1925[5]
Montagu | 1901-03-05[8] | Duncan class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Wrecked on Lundy Island, 30 May 1906[8]
Moreno | 1911-09-23[83] | Rivadavia class | Dreadnought |  Argentine Navy | Broken up, 1956[83]
Musashi | 1940-11-01[84] | Yamato class | Fast battleship |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Sunk, 24 October 1944[84]
Mutsu | 1920-05-31[85] | Nagato class | Super-dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Destroyed by magazine explosion, 8 June 1943[85]
Nagato | 1919-11-09[85] | Nagato class | Super-dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Sunk as target, 1946[85]
Napoli | 1905-09-10[86] | Regina Elena class | Pre-dreadnought |  Regia Marina | Broken up, 1926[86]
Nassau | 1908-03-07[87] | Nassau class | Dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Surrendered to Japan 1920, broken up, 1921[87]
Navarin | 1891-10-20[88] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Sunk at the Battle of Tsushima, 28 May 1905[88]
Nebraska | 1904-10-07[7] | Virginia class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1923[7]
Nelson | 1925-09-03 | Nelson class | Treaty battleship |  Royal Navy | scrapped in 1949
Neptune | 1909-09-30[89] |  | Dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1922[89]
Nevada | 1914-07-11[16] | Nevada class | Super-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Sunk as a target, 1948[16]
New Hampshire | 1906-06-30[7] | Connecticut class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy|  | Broken up, 1923[7]
New Jersey (BB-16) | 1904-11-10[7] | Virginia class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Sunk as a target, 1923[7]
New Jersey (BB-62) | 1942-12-07 | Iowa class | Fast battleship |  United States Navy | Museum ship in Camden, New Jersey
New Mexico | 1917-04-23[16] | New Mexico class | Super-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1947[16]
New York | 1912-10-30[16] | New York class | Super-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Sunk as a target, 1948[16]
New Zealand | 1904-02-04[3] | King Edward VII class | Semi-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Renamed Zealandia 1911, broken up, 1921[3]
Normandie | 1914-10-19[20] | Normandie class | Super-dreadnought |  French Navy | Cancelled; broken up, 1925[20]
North Carolina | 1940-06-13 | North Carolina class | Fast battleship |  United States Navy | Museum ship in Wilmington, North Carolina
North Dakota | 1908-11-10[7] | Delaware class | Dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1931[7]
Ocean | 1898-07-05[9] | Canopus class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Mined in Morto Bay off Cape Helles, 18 Mar 1915[9]
Ohio | 1901-5-18[7] | Maine class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1923[7]
Oklahoma | 1914-03-23[16] | Nevada class | Super-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Sunk at Pearl Harbor, 1941; raised, sank under tow to be broken up, 1947[16]
Oldenburg (1910) | 1910-06-30[64] | Helgoland class | Dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Surrendered to Japan 1920, broken up, 1921[64]
Oregon | 1893-10-26[71] | Indiana class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1956[71]
Oryol | 1902-07-19[28] | Borodino class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Broken up, 1922[28]
Orion | 1910-08-20[5] | Orion class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1922
Oslyabya | 1898-11-08[90] | Peresvet class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Sunk at the Battle of Tsushima, 27 May 1905[79]
Ostfriesland | 1909-09-30[64] | Helgoland class | Dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Surrendered to USA 1920, sunk as a target by aircraft off Cape Henry, 21 July 1921[64]
Paris | 1912-09-28[45] | Courbet class | Dreadnought |  French Navy | Broken up, 1955[73]
Patrie | 1903-12-17[46] | République class | Pre-dreadnought |  French Navy | Broken up, 1928[30]
Pennsylvania | 1915-04-16[16] | Pennsylvania class | Super-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Sank as a target, 1948[16]
Peresvet | 1898-05-19[90] | Peresvet class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Mined and sunk, 4 January 1917[79]
Petropavlovsk (1894) | 1894-11-09[91] | Petropavlovsk class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Sunk, 13 April 1904
Petropavlovsk (1911) | 1911-09-09[60] | Gangut class | Dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Sunk, 23 September 1941[60]
Pobeda | 1900-05-10[90] | Peresvet class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Broken up, 1922[79]
Poltava (1894) | 1894-11-06[91] | Petropavlovsk class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Broken up, 1923[91]
Poltava (1911) | 1911-07-10[60] | Gangut class | Dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Broken up, 1925
Pommern | 1905-12-02[47] | Deutschland class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Torpedoed by British destroyers at the Battle of Jutland, 1 June 1916[47]
Posen | 1908-12-12[87] | Nassau class | Dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Surrendered to UK 1920, broken up, 1922[87]
Preussen | 1903-10-30[32] | Braunschweig class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Partially scrapped, 1931; sunk by bombers, 1945; raised and scrapped, 1954[32]
Prince George | 1894-09-10[36] | Majestic class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Foundered en route to Germany for break-up, 30 December 1921[36]
Prince of Wales (1902) | 1902-03-25[8] | London class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1920[8]
Prince of Wales (53) | 1939-05-03 | King George V class (1939)  | Fast battleship |  Royal Navy | Sunk by Japanese torpedo bombers off Kuantan, South China Sea, 10 Dec 1941
Prinz Eugen | 1912-11-30[92] | Tegetthoff class | Dreadnought |  Austro-Hungarian Navy | Sunk as target off Toulon, 28 June 1922[92]
Prinzregent Luitpold | 1912-02-17[57] | Kaiser class | Dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919, raised for scrap 1931[57]
Provence | 1913-04-20[35] | Bretagne class | Super-dreadnought |  French Navy | Scuttled at Toulon, 27 Nov 1942, raised 1943, sunk again as blockship, raised again for scrap 1949[20]
Queen | 1902-03-08[8] | London class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1920[8]
Queen Elizabeth | 1913-10-16 | Queen Elizabeth class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy |
Radetzky | 1909-07-03[22] | Radetzky class | Semi-dreadnought |  Austro-Hungarian Navy | Broken up, 1920[22]
Ramillies (1892) | 1892-03-01[1] | Royal Sovereign class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1913[1]
Ramillies (07) | 1916-09-12 | Revenge class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy |
Regina Elena | 1904-06-19[86] | Regina Elena class | Pre-dreadnought |  Regia Marina | Broken up, 1923[86]
Regina Margherita | 1901-05-30[13] | Regina Margherita class | Pre-dreadnought |  Regia Marina | Sunk, 11 December 1916[13]
Renown | 1895-05-08[36] | Centurion class (modified)  | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1914[36]
République | 1902-09-04[46] | République class | Pre-dreadnought |  French Navy | Broken up, 1921[30]
Repulse | 1892-02-27[1] | Royal Sovereign class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1911[1]
Resolution (1892) | 1892-05-28[1] | Royal Sovereign class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1914[1]
Resolution (09) | 1915-01-14 | Revenge class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy |
Retvizan | 1900-10-23[93] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Sunk as a target ship, July 1924[94]
Revenge (1892) | 1892-11-03[1] | Royal Sovereign class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1919[1]
Revenge (06) | 1915-05-29 | Revenge class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Ex-Renown
Rheinland | 1908-09-26[87] | Nassau class | Dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Surrendered to UK 1920, broken up, 1921[87]
Rhode Island | 1904-5-17[7] | Virginia class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1923[7]
Richelieu | 1939-01-17[74] | Richelieu class | Fast battleship |  French Navy | Broken up, 1968[95]
Rivadavia | 1911-08-26[83] | Rivadavia class | Dreadnought |  Argentine Navy | Broken up, 1956[83]
Rodney | 1925-12-17 | Nelson class | Treaty battleship |  Royal Navy |
Roma (1907) | 1907-04-21[86] | Regina Elena class | Pre-dreadnought |  Regia Marina | Broken up, 1932[86]
Roma (1940) | 1940-06-09[70] | Littorio class | Fast battleship |  Regia Marina | Sunk, 9 September 1943[70]
Rostislav | 1896-09[79] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Sunk, November 1920[79]
Royal Oak (1892) | 1892-11-05[1] | Royal Sovereign class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1914[1]
Royal Oak (08) | 1914-11-17 | Revenge class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Torpedoed by German U-47 at Scapa Flow, 14 Oct 1939
Royal Sovereign (1891) | 1891-02-26[1] | Royal Sovereign class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1913[1]
Royal Sovereign (05) | 1915-04-29 | Revenge class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Transferred to Soviet Union 1944–49, renamed Arkhangelsk
Russell | 1901-02-19[8] | Duncan class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Mined off Malta, 27 April 1916[8]
Sachsen | 1916-11-21[23] | Bayern class | Super-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Incomplete at end of World War I, broken up, 1921[23]
Saint Louis | 1896-09-02[38] | Charlemagne class | Pre-dreadnought |  French Navy | Broken up, 1933[30]
São Paulo | 1909-04-19[82] | Minas Geraes class | Dreadnought |  Brazilian Navy | Foundered, 4 November 1951[96]
Satsuma | 1906-11-06[6] | Satsuma class | Semi-dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Sunk as target, 7 September 1924[6]
Scharnhorst | 1936-10-03[62] | Scharnhorst class | Fast battleship |  Kriegsmarine | Sunk at the Battle of North Cape, 26 December 1943[62]
Schlesien | 1906-05-28[47] | Deutschland class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Scuttled after mine strike at Swinemünde, 3 May 1945, broken up in situ 1949–1956[47]
Schleswig-Holstein | 1906-12-17[47] | Deutschland class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Sunk by British air attack at Gotenhafen, 18 Dec 1944,[47] raised and used as target by Soviet Navy till the 1960s[97]
Schwaben | 1901-08-19[21] | Wittelsbach class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Broken up, 1920[21]
Settsu | 1911-03-30[59] | Kawachi class | Dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Sunk, 24 July 1945[59]
Sevastopol (1895) | 1895-06-01[91] | Petropavlovsk class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Scuttled, 2 January 1905[91]
Sevastopol (1911) | 1911-06-26[60] | Gangut class | Dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Broken up, 1957[60]
Shikishima | 1898-11-01[58] | Shikishima class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Broken up, 1947[58]
Shinano | 1944-10-08[84] | Yamato class | Fast battleship |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Converted to aircraft carrier, sunk by USS Archerfish, 1944[84]
Sissoi Veliky | 1894-06[98] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Sunk at the Battle of Tsushima, 28 May 1905[98]
Slava | 1903-08-29[28] | Borodino class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Sunk at the Battle of Moon Sound, 17 October 1917[28]
South Carolina | 1908-07-25[7] | South Carolina class | Dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1924[7]
South Dakota (BB-57) | 1941-06-07 | South Dakota class | Fast battleship |  United States Navy | Broken up 1962, parts preserved at Sioux Falls, South Dakota
St. Vincent | 1908-09-10[41] | St. Vincent class | Dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1921[41]
Strasbourg | 1936-12-12[49] | Dunkerque class | Fast battleship |  French Navy | Scuttled at Toulon, 27 Nov 1942; broken up, 1955[50]
Suffren | 1899-07-25[99] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  French Navy | Sunk by U-47, 1916[30]
Superb | 1907-11-07[26] | Bellerophon class | Dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1923[26]
Swiftsure | 1903-01-12[100] | Swiftsure class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Ex-Chilean Constitución, purchased 1903; broken up, 1920[100]
Szent István | 1914-01-17[92] | Tegetthoff class | Dreadnought |  Austro-Hungarian Navy | Sunk by MAS 15, 10 June 1918[92]
Tegetthoff | 1912-03-21[92] | Tegetthoff class | Dreadnought |  Austro-Hungarian Navy | Broken up, 1924[92]
Temeraire | 1907-08-24[26] | Bellerophon class | Dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1921[26]
Tennessee | 1919-04-30[16] | Tennessee class | Super-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1959[16]
Texas | 1912-05-18[16] | New York class | Super-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Museum ship at San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site[16]
Thunderer | 1911-02-01[5] | Orion class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1926[5]
Thüringen | 1909-11-27[64] | Helgoland class | Dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Surrendered to France 1920, beached off Gâvres as a target, broken up, 1923–1933[64]
Tirpitz | 1939-04-01[27] | Bismarck class | Fast battleship |  Kriegsmarine | Sunk, 12 November 1944[27]
Tosa | 1921-12-18[18] | Tosa class | Super-dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Cancelled under terms of Washington Naval Treaty 1922; scuttled, 9 Feb 1925[18]
Tri Sviatitelia | 1893-11-12[98] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Broken up, 1922[98]
Triumph | 1903-01-15[100] | Swiftsure class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Ex-Chilean Libertad, purchased 1903; torpedoed by German U-21, 25 May 1915[100]
Tsesarevich | 1901-02-23[94] |  | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Russian Navy | Broken up, 1922[94]
Utah | 1909-12-23[7] | Florida class | Dreadnought |  United States Navy | Sunk at Pearl Harbor, 1941[7]
Valiant | 1914-11-04 | Queen Elizabeth class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy |
Vanguard (1909) | 1909-02-22[41] | St. Vincent class | Dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Destroyed by magazine explosion, 9 July 1917[41]
Vanguard (23) | 1944-11-30 |  | Fast battleship |  Royal Navy | Last battleship launched, sold for scrap in 1960
Venerable | 1899-11-02[8] | London class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1920[8]
Vengeance | 1899-07-25[9] | Canopus class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1921[9]
Vergniaud | 1910-04-12[43] | Danton class | Semi-dreadnought |  French Navy | Broken up, 1929[73]
Vérité | 1907-05-28[46] | Liberté class | Pre-dreadnought |  French Navy | Broken up, 1922[30]
Vermont | 1905-08-31[7] | Connecticut class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1923[7]
Victorious | 1895-10-19[36] | Majestic class | Pre-dreadnought |  Royal Navy | Broken up, 1922[36]
Virginia | 1904-04-05[7] | Virginia class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Sunk as a target, 1923[7]
Viribus Unitis | 1911-06-24[92] | Tegetthoff class | Dreadnought |  Austro-Hungarian Navy | Sunk by Italian limpet mine, 1 November 1918[92]
Vittorio Emanuele | 1904-10-12[86] | Regina Elena class | Pre-dreadnought |  Regia Marina | Broken up, 1923[86]
Vittorio Veneto | 1937-07-22[70] | Littorio class | Fast battleship |  Regia Marina | Broken up, 1948[70]
Voltaire | 1909-01-16[43] | Danton class | Semi-dreadnought |  French Navy | Broken up, 1939[44]
Warspite | 1913-11-26 | Queen Elizabeth class | Super-dreadnought |  Royal Navy |
Washington (BB-47) | 1921-09-01[16] | Colorado class | Super-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Cancelled under terms of Washington Naval Treaty, 1922; sunk as gunnery target, 1924[16]
Washington (BB-56) | 1940-06-01 | North Carolina class | Fast battleship |  United States Navy | Sold for scrap, 1961
Weissenburg | 1891-12-14[31] | Brandenburg class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Sold to Turkey, 12 Sep 1910,[31] renamed Turgut Reis, broken up, 1950[101]
West Virginia | 1921-11-19[16] | Colorado class | Super-dreadnought |  United States Navy|  | Broken up, 1959[16]
Westfalen | 1908-07-01[87] | Nassau class | Dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Surrendered to UK 1920, broken up, 1924[87]
Wettin | 1901-06-06[21] | Wittelsbach class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Broken up, 1920[21]
Wisconsin (BB-9) | 1898-11-26[7] | Illinois class | Pre-dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1922[7]
Wisconsin (BB-64) | 1943-12-07 | Iowa class | Fast battleship |  United States Navy | Museum ship at Nauticus in Norfolk, Virginia
Wittelsbach | 1900-07-03[21] | Wittelsbach class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Broken up, 1920[21]
Wörth | 1892-08-06[31] | Brandenburg class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Broken up, 1919[31]
Württemberg | 1917-06-20[23] | Bayern class | Super-dreadnought |  Imperial German Navy | Incomplete at end of World War I, broken up, 1921[23]
Wyoming | 1911-05-25[16] | Wyoming class | Dreadnought |  United States Navy | Broken up, 1948[16]
Yamashiro | 1915-11-03[59] | Fusō class | Super-dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Sunk, 25 October 1944[59]
Yamato | 1940-08-08[84] | Yamato class | Fast battleship |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Sunk, 7 April 1945[84]
Yashima | 1896-02-28[58] | Fuji class | Pre-dreadnought |  Imperial Japanese Navy | Mined and sunk, 15 May 1904[58]

## See also

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* List of ironclads
* List of battlecruisers
* List of battleships of World War I
* List of battleships of World War II

## Notes

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1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n Gardiner, Chesneau & Kolesnik 1979, p. 32.
2. ^ a b c d e f Gardiner, Chesneau & Kolesnik 1979, p. 272.
3. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p Gardiner, Chesneau & Kolesnik 1979, p. 38.
4. ^ a b c d Gardiner, Chesneau & Kolesnik 1979, p. 40.
5. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 28.
6. ^ a b c d Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 228.
7. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb Friedman 1985, p. 419.
8. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v Gardiner, Chesneau & Kolesnik 1979, p. 37.
9. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Gardiner, Chesneau & Kolesnik 1979, p. 35.
10. ^ a b c d e f Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 378.
11. ^ Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 70.
12. ^ a b c Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 408.
13. ^ a b c d e f g h Gardiner, Chesneau & Kolesnik 1979, p. 343.
14. ^ a b c d e f g h i j Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 259.
15. ^ a b c d e f g h Gardiner, Chesneau & Kolesnik 1979, p. 185.
16. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah Friedman 1985, p. 420.
17. ^ a b c d Gardiner, Chesneau & Kolesnik 1979, p. 222.
18. ^ a b c d Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 232.
19. ^ a b c Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 384.
20. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 198.
21. ^ a b c d e f g h i j Gröner, Jung & Martin 1990, p. 17.
22. ^ a b c d e f Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 333.
23. ^ a b c d e f g h Gröner, Jung & Martin 1990, p. 30.
24. ^ a b c d e f Gardiner, Chesneau & Kolesnik 1979, p. 33.
25. ^ Jordan & Caresse 2017, p. 189.
26. ^ a b c d e Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 22.
27. ^ a b c d Gröner, Jung & Martin 1990, p. 35.
28. ^ a b c d e f g h i j Gardiner, Chesneau & Kolesnik 1979, p. 184.
29. ^ a b Jordan & Caresse 2017, p. 32.
30. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 192.
31. ^ a b c d e f g h Gröner, Jung & Martin 1990, p. 14.
32. ^ a b c d e f g h i j Gröner, Jung & Martin 1990, p. 20.
33. ^ Caresse 2019, pp. 32–33.
34. ^ Caresse 2019, p. 45.
35. ^ a b c Jordan & Caresse 2017, p. 163.
36. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t Gardiner, Chesneau & Kolesnik 1979, p. 34.
37. ^ Jordan & Caresse 2017, p. 28.
38. ^ a b c Jordan & Caresse 2017, p. 44.
39. ^ Jordan & Caresse 2017, p. 26.
40. ^ a b Jordan & Dumas 2009, p. 171.
41. ^ a b c d e f Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 23.
42. ^ a b c d Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 26.
43. ^ a b c d e f Jordan & Caresse 2017, p. 116.
44. ^ a b c d e Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 196.
45. ^ a b c d Jordan & Caresse 2017, p. 142.
46. ^ a b c d e f Jordan & Caresse 2017, p. 88.
47. ^ a b c d e f g h i j Gröner, Jung & Martin 1990, p. 22.
48. ^ a b Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 21.
49. ^ a b Jordan & Dumas 2009, p. 59.
50. ^ a b Jordan & Dumas 2009, p. 93.
51. ^ McLaughlin 2003, p. 46.
52. ^ McLaughlin 2003, p. 52.
53. ^ a b c d e f Gardiner, Chesneau & Kolesnik 1979, p. 273.
54. ^ a b Langensiepen & Güleryüz 1995, p. 141.
55. ^ a b c d e f Gardiner, Chesneau & Kolesnik 1979, p. 36.
56. ^ Jordan & Caresse 2017, p. 290.
57. ^ a b c d e f g h i j Gröner, Jung & Martin 1990, p. 26.
58. ^ a b c d e f g h Gardiner, Chesneau & Kolesnik 1979, p. 221.
59. ^ a b c d e f g h Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 229.
60. ^ a b c d e f g Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 302.
61. ^ McLaughlin 2003, pp. 419, 422.
62. ^ a b c d Gröner, Jung & Martin 1990, p. 32.
63. ^ a b c d e f g h Gröner, Jung & Martin 1990, p. 28.
64. ^ a b c d e f g h Gröner, Jung & Martin 1990, p. 25.
65. ^ a b c d Gardiner & Gray 1985, p. 230.
66. ^ Jordan & Caresse 2017, p. 66.
67. ^ Jordan & Caresse 2017, p. 224.
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