Richmond Shipyards

United States historic place

Richmond Shipyard Number Three

U.S. National Register of Historic Places

California Historical Landmark No. 1032[2]

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Location| Richmond, California
Coordinates| 37°54′22.3″N 122°21′52.79″W﻿ / ﻿37.906194°N 122.3646639°W﻿ / 37.906194; -122.3646639
Built| 1940
NRHP reference No.| 00000364[1]
CHISL No.| 1032[2]
Added to NRHP| April 28, 2000

The four Richmond Shipyards, in the city of Richmond, California, United States, were run by Permanente Metals and part of the Kaiser Shipyards. In World War II, Richmond built more ships than any other shipyard, turning out as many as three ships in a single day. The shipyards are part of the Rosie the Riveter/World War II Home Front National Historical Park, whose Rosie the Riveter memorial honors the shipyard workers. Shipyard #3 is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a California Historical Landmark # 1032.

## History

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Henry J. Kaiser had been building cargo ships for the U.S. Maritime Commission in the late 1930s. When he received orders for ships from the British government, already at war with Nazi Germany, Kaiser established his first Richmond shipyard in December 1940. The shipyard legacy continues by virtue of its innovative medical care, which was derived from Kaiser's earlier California Colorado Aqueduct Project insurance and today called Kaiser Permanente.

The four Richmond Kaiser Shipyards built 747 ships in World War II, a rate never equaled.[3] Compared to the average ship built elsewhere, Richmond ships were completed in two-thirds the time and at a quarter of the cost. The Liberty ship Robert E. Peary was assembled in less than five days as a part of a competition among shipyards. By 1944, the yard routinely needed only a bit more than two weeks to assemble a Liberty ship.[3] By the end of the war the Richmond Shipyards had built $1.8 billion worth of ships.[4]

A "Wendy the Welder" at the shipyard

Kaiser and his workers applied mass assembly line techniques to building the ships. This production line technique, bringing pre-made parts together, moving them into place with huge cranes and having them welded together by "Rosies" (actually "Wendy the Welders" here in the shipyards), allowed unskilled laborers to do repetitive jobs requiring relatively little training to accomplish. This sped up construction, allowed more workers to be mobilized, and opened jobs to women and minorities.[3]

In the war, thousands of men and women worked in this area in hazardous jobs. Actively recruited by Kaiser, they came from all over the United States to swell the population of Richmond from 20,000 to over 100,000 in three years. For many of them, this was the first time they worked, earned money, and faced the problems of working parents: finding day care and housing.

Women and minorities entered the workforce in areas previously denied to them. However, they still faced unequal pay, were shunted off into "auxiliary" unions and still had to deal with prejudice and inequities.[5] In the war, labor strikes and sit-down work stoppages eventually led to better conditions.[3]

Many workers commuted from other parts of the Bay Area to the Kaiser Shipyards in Richmond on the Shipyard Railway, a temporary wartime railway whose trains used cars of the local Key System and whose line extended from a depot in Emeryville to a loop serving all four shipyards.[6]

The SS Red Oak Victory is docked nearby Kaiser Richmond No. 3 Yard.

## Kaiser Richmond shipyards

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Richmond shipyards 1–4 in 1944

For World War 2 Kaiser opened four shipyards along the northeast shoreline of San Francisco Bay, each using prefabricated parts to build ships. Prefabricated subcontractors included: Graham Ship Repair Company, Herrick Iron Works, Independent Iron Works, Berkeley's Trailer Company of America, Steel Tank & Pipe Company, California Steel Products Corporation, Pacific Coast Engineering in Alameda and Clyde W. Wood in Stockton.[7][8]

### Kaiser Richmond No. 1 Yard

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Ocean Traveller launched August, 1942

Kaiser Richmond No. 1 Yard was a new shipyard built to support the demand for ships for World War 2. Kaiser purchased the contact and the yard to build type Ocean ship from the Todd Shipyards in 1940. Kaiser built yard No. 1 to build the Ocean ships. Yard No. 1 was built on unoccupied land with construction starting in December 1940. In April 1941 the keel for the first British bound Ocean ship was laid. The next series of ships built were Liberty ships, with the first keel laid on May 15, 1942. Needing faster cargo ships the next series of ships built were Victory ships, with the first keel laid on January 17, 1944. After the war, in 1946, the yard closed. Kaiser Richmond No. 1 Yard was at 700 Wright Ave, Richmond on the Parr Canal. The site now has general docks for construction supplies. Located at GPS 37°55′15″N 122°21′47″W﻿ / ﻿37.920887°N 122.362920°W﻿ / 37.920887; -122.362920.[9][10]

Built at Kaiser Richmond No. 1 Yard:

* Ocean ship, 30 cargo ships, 7,174 GRT. (sometimes credited to Todd Shipyards Corporation)
* Liberty ship, 138 model EC2-S-C1 ships, 7,176 GRT.
* Victory ship, 82 Model VC2-S-AP3 ships, 7,612 GRT.

Notable ships: Ocean Victory, Ocean Vigour, Chief Ouray, Logan Victory and Northeastern Victory.

### Kaiser Richmond No. 2 Yard

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USS Noble (APA-218), Haskell-class attack

Kaiser Richmond No. 2 Yard started as a joint project of Kaiser Permanente Metals Corporation and Todd Shipyards Corporation. Construction of its first Liberty Ship at the site started in September 1941. Permanente Metals was a subcontractor building many of the pre-fabricated parts of the ships. Kaiser purchased Todd's interest in the yard in 1942 and renamed it Kaiser Richmond No. 2 Yard. The yard started by working 6 keels at a time and at its peak was working on 12 keels a day. Most ships being built in under 30 days. The yard was built starting in 1941 and closed at the end of the war in 1945, no traces of yard No. 2 remain. The yard was at 1923 Esplanade Drive, Richmond. The site is now the north side of the Inner Harbour Basin, in the Richmond Marina Bay, at Marina Bay Park. At the park is the Rosie the Riveter Memorial. GPS site is 37°54′55″N 122°20′58″W﻿ / ﻿37.915315°N 122.349372°W﻿ / 37.915315; -122.349372.[11][12]

Built at Kaiser Richmond No. 2 Yard:

* Liberty Cargo ships, 353 model EC2-S-C1
* Haskell-class attack transports 21 Model VC2-S-AP5, a type of Victory ship
* Victory Cargo ships, 66 Model VC2-S-AP2

Notable ships: Timothy Pickering, Stephen Hopkins, Samuel Huntington, Robert T. Lincoln, Hobart Baker, Melville E. Stone, E. A. Bryan, Antoine Saugrain, and Hobbs Victory.

### Kaiser Richmond No. 3 Yard

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USS General C. G. Morton (AP-138) a C4 Cargo ship under the Golden Gate Bridge

Kaiser Richmond No. 3 Yard opened in 1943 and built Kaiser's largest ships, the Type C4-class ship, General G. O. Squier-class transport ships. These ships had a 12,420 GRT with a length of 523 feet (159 m). While the yard closed at the end of the war in 1946 the shipyard was not taken apart. The shipyard is still intact and there have been unsuccessful attempts to reopen the yard. Kaiser Richmond No. 3 Yard is at 1040 Canal Boulevard, Richmond at Point Potrero. At 1337 Canal Boulevard Berth 5, Richmond is the SS Red Oak Victory Cargo ship a Museum ship. Kaiser Richmond No. 3 Yard thus became the U.S. National Register of Historic Place and California Historical Landmark. At GPS 37°54′19″N 122°21′55″W﻿ / ﻿37.9054°N 122.3653°W﻿ / 37.9054; -122.3653.[13]

Built at Kaiser Richmond No. 3 Yard:

* Type C4-class ship cargo ship, 35 model C4-S-A1.

Notable ships: USS General M. L. Hersey (AP-148) and USS General Omar Bundy (AP-152).

### Kaiser Richmond No. 4 Yard

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USS LST-486 training at San Clemente January 9, 1944 USS Peoria (PF-67) Tacoma-class frigate USS Alcona C1 Cargo ship Red Oak Victory at Kaiser Richmond No. 3 Yard

Kaiser Richmond No. 4 Yard was planned to be called Richmond #3A Yard, as just an expansion of Richmond #3. But when opened became its own shipyard with separate management. The yard opened in 1943 and closed at the end of the war in 1945. The yard was at 800 Wharf Street Richmond, on the south side of Richmond Inner Harbor Channel's Santa Fe Channel. The site now is Sugar Dock, a deepwater service port in Point Richmond. At GPS 37°55′13″N 122°22′19″W﻿ / ﻿37.9203°N 122.37186°W﻿ / 37.9203; -122.37186.[14][15]

Built at Kaiser Richmond No. 4 Yard:

* Landing Ship, Tank LST model S3-M-K2, built 15 ships: LST 476 to LST 490, 4,877 GRT.
* Tacoma-class frigate 12 model S2-S2-AQ1, 7,612 GRT.
* Type C1 ship cargo 24 model C1-M-AV1, 3,805 GRT.

Notable ships: USS LST-480, USS Tacoma (PF-3), USS Pasco (PF-6), USS Fentress (AK-180), USS Beltrami and USS Blount.

Richmond Shipyard # 3 in 1944

## See also

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* Frances Mary Albrier
* National Register of Historic Places listings in Contra Costa County, California
* California during World War II

## References

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1. ^ "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. March 15, 2006.
2. ^ "Richmond Shipyard District". Office of Historic Preservation, California State Parks. Retrieved September 5, 2012.
3. ^ a b c d "Richmond Shipyard Number Three". World War II in the San Francisco Bay Area. National Park Service. Archived from the original on March 29, 2007. Retrieved April 2, 2007.
4. ^ Gunther, John (1947). Inside U.S.A. New York, London: Harper & Brothers. p. 71.
5. ^ Arroyo, Cuahutémoc (Faculty Mentor: Professor Leon F. Litwack). "Jim Crow" Shipyards: Black Labor and Race Relations in East Bay Shipyards During World War II. The Berkeley McNair Journal, The UC Berkeley McNair Scholars Program. - Accessed from Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia at Ferris State University on August 24, 2007
6. ^ Rosener, Ann (1943). "California shipyard workers. En route to the shipyards across the bay, tin-hatted San Francisco war workers have time for relaxation and discussion on the forty-five minute ferry ride to the Richmond Shipbuilding Company yards". www.loc.gov. Retrieved February 11, 2021.
7. ^ "Lost and Found: Photos Tell Stories of World War II". about.kaiserpermanente.org. Retrieved February 11, 2021.
8. ^ "World War II Shipbuilding in the San Francisco Bay Area (U.S. National Park Service)". www.nps.gov. Retrieved February 11, 2021.
9. ^ "Kaiser Permanente No. 1". shipbuildinghistory.com. Retrieved February 11, 2021.
10. ^ "Richmond Shipyards". www.globalsecurity.org. Retrieved February 11, 2021.
11. ^ "Kaiser Permanente No. 2". shipbuildinghistory.com. Retrieved February 11, 2021.
12. ^ "Marina Bay Park | Richmond, CA - Official Website". www.ci.richmond.ca.us. Retrieved February 11, 2021.
13. ^ "Kaiser Permanente No. 3". shipbuildinghistory.com. Retrieved February 11, 2021.
14. ^ "Kaiser Richmond No. 4 Yard". shipbuildinghistory.com. Retrieved February 11, 2021.
15. ^ "Location – SugarDock". Retrieved February 11, 2021.

This article incorporates public domain material from websites or documents of the National Park Service.

## External links

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Wikimedia Commons has media related to Richmond Shipyards.

* Images and oral history transcripts describing the early days of the Richmond Shipyards, via Calisphere, California Digital Library.
* Permanente Metals Corporation - Kaiser Richmond CA Shipyards
* "Birth of Victory - Shipbuilding in Richmond" on YouTube
* "East Bay Key System and Richmond Shipyard Railway History" (at 37:30 et seq)

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Ocean ships

Ships|

* Ocean Angel
* Ocean Athlete
* Ocean Courage
* Ocean Courier
* Ocean Crusader
* Ocean Faith
* Ocean Fame
* Ocean Freedom
* Ocean Gallant
* Ocean Glory
* Ocean Gypsy
* Ocean Honour
* Ocean Hope
* Ocean Hunter
* Ocean Justice
* Ocean Liberty
* Ocean Merchant
* Ocean Messenger
* Ocean Might
* Ocean Peace
* Ocean Pilgrim
* Ocean Pride
* Ocean Rider
* Ocean Seaman
* Ocean Stranger
* Ocean Strength
* Ocean Trader
* Ocean Traveller
* Ocean Vagabond
* Ocean Vagrant
* Ocean Valentine
* Ocean Valley
* Ocean Valour
* Ocean Vanguard
* Ocean Vanity
* Ocean Vanquisher
* Ocean Vengeance
* Ocean Venture
* Ocean Venus
* Ocean Verity
* Ocean Vesper
* Ocean Vestal
* Ocean Veteran
* Ocean Viceroy
* Ocean Victory
* Ocean Vigil
* Ocean Vigour
* Ocean Viking
* Ocean Vintage
* Ocean Virtue
* Ocean Viscount
* Ocean Vision
* Ocean Vista
* Ocean Voice
* Ocean Volga
* Ocean Volunteer
* Ocean Voyager
* Ocean Vulcan
* Ocean Wanderer
* Ocean Wayfarer

See also: Empire ship, Fort ship, Liberty ship, Park ship, Victory ship.

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Liberty ships

Lists|

* A
* B
* C
* D
* E
* F
* G
* H
* I
* Ja-Je
* J. F-J. W
* K
* L
* M-R
* S-Z

Subtypes|

* Acubens-class general stores issue ship
* Armadillo class tanker
* Crater-class cargo ship
* Guardian-class radar picket ship
* List of Subtypes

Survivors|

* SS John W. Brown
* SS Jeremiah O'Brien
* SS Arthur M. Huddell
* SS Albert M. Boe

Other|

* Liberty Fleet Day
* Port Chicago disaster
* Project Liberty Ship

See also|

* Park ship (Canadian equivalent)
* Fort ship (British equivalent)
* Ocean ship (Anglo-American predecessor)
* Victory ship (American follow-on)
* Empire ship (British ships owned by the Ministry of War Transport)

* Category
* List

* v
* t
* e

Victory ships

Lists|

* List of Victory ships

Subtypes|

* Haskell-class attack transport
* Boulder Victory-class cargo ship
* Greenville Victory-class cargo ship
* Kingsport-class telemetry ship
* Range Sentinel-class telemetry ship
* List of Subtypes

Museum ships|

* SS American Victory
* SS Lane Victory
* SS Red Oak Victory

Other|

* Port Chicago disaster
* Attack on the SS Baton Rouge Victory
* SS Columbia Eagle incident

Sunk in action|

* SS Canada Victory
* SS Hobbs Victory
* SS Logan Victory

Damaged in action|

* SS Bozeman Victory
* SS Brown Victory
* SS Bucknell Victory
* USS Colbert
* SS Elmira Victory
* USS Hinsdale
* USS La Grange
* SS Minot Victory
* SS Oshkosh Victory
* SS Pratt Victory
* SS Swarthmore Victory
* USS Telfair
* SS United Victory

Sunk in service|

* SS Clarksdale Victory
* SS Drexel Victory
* SS Escanaba Victory
* SS Georgetown Victory
* SS Luray Victory
* SS Middlebury Victory
* SS Northeastern Victory
* SS Park Victory
* SS Quinault Victory

Damaged in service|

* SS Attleboro Victory
* SS Baton Rouge Victory
* SS Baylor Victory
* SS Colombia Victory
* SS Berea Victory
* SS Cuba Victory
* SS Enid Victory
* SS Frontenac Victory
* SS Morgantown Victory
* SS St. Lawrence Victory

Sank in private use|

* SS Alamo Victory
* SS Augustana Victory
* SS Brainerd Victory
* SS Cody Victory
* SS Hagerstown Victory
* SS Lewiston Victory
* SS Lincoln Victory
* SS Luxembourg Victory
* SS India Victory
* SS New Bern Victory
* SS Mandan Victory
* SS Philippines Victory
* SS Rushville Victory
* SS Rutland Victory
* SS Skagway Victory
* SS Smith Victory
* SS St. Albans Victory
* SS Tufts Victory
* SS U.S.S.R. Victory

Seagoing cowboys ships|

* SS Adrian Victory
* SS Attleboro Victory
* SS Battle Creek Victory
* SS Beloit Victory
* SS Blue Island Victory
* SS Boulder Victory
* SS Bucknell Victory
* SS Calvin Victory
* SS Carroll Victory
* SS Cedar Rapids Victory
* SS Clarksville Victory
* SS Creighton Victory
* SS DePauw Victory
* SS Earlham Victory
* SS Flagstaff Victory
* SS Frontenac Victory
* SS Gainesville Victory
* SS Harvard Victory
* SS Hattiesburg Victory
* SS Jefferson City Victory
* SS Lahaina Victory
* SS Lanaina Victory
* SS Lindenwood Victory
* SS Mercer Victory
* SS Moline Victory
* SS Morgantown Victory
* SS Norwalk Victory
* SS Occidental Victory
* SS Ouachita Victory
* SS Park Victory
* SS Pass Christian Victory
* SS Pierre Victory
* SS Plymouth Victory
* SS Queens Victory
* SS Rock Hill Victory
* SS Rockland Victory
* SS Roswell Victory
* SS Saginaw Victory
* SS Santa ClaraVictory
* SS South Bend Victory
* SS Spartanburg Victory
* SS Villanova Victory
* SS Virginia City Victory
* SS Wesleyan Victory
* SS Woodstock Victory
* SS Yugoslavia Victory

See also|

* Liberty ship (predecessor)

* Article
* Category
* List

See also, similar role:- Empire ship, Fort ship, Park ship, Ocean ship.

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Victory cargo ships of the United States Navy

* Victory ship
* Category
* Ships

Boulder Victory class|

* Bedford Victory
* Boulder Victory
* Bowling Green Victory / Lt. Robert Craig
* Bucyrus Victory
* Hastings Victory / Sgt. Truman Kimbro
* Lakewood Victory
* Las Vegas Victory
* Manderson Victory
* Mayfield Victory
* Mills Victory / Sgt. Morris E. Crain
* Newcastle Victory
* Owensboro Victory / Private Joe E. Mann
* Provo Victory
* Radcliffe Victory / Sgt. Andrew Miller
* Red Oak Victory
* Stetson Victory / Sgt. Sylvester Antolak
* Stevens Victory / Private Joe P. Martinez
* Wabash Victory / Private Francis X. McGraw
* Waterville Victory / Lt. George W. G. Boyce
* Yale Victory / Sgt. Archer T. Gammon

Greenville Victory class|

* Aberdeen Victory / Altair
* Appleton Victory / Private John R. Towle
* Colombia Victory / Betelgeuse
* Dalton Victory / Sunnyvale
* Greenville Victory
* Haiti Victory / Longview
* Kingsport Victory / Kingsport
* Nampa Victory / Antares
* Rockland Victory / Alcor

Lt. James E. Robinson class|

* Czechoslovakia Victory / Lt. James E. Robinson
* Mandan Victory / Sgt. Jack J. Pendleton

List of auxiliaries of the United States Navy

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* e

Haskell-class attack transports

United States Navy|

| Completed|

* Haskell
* Hendry
* Highlands
* Hinsdale
* Hocking
* Kenton
* Kittson
* La Grange
* Lanier
* St. Mary's
* Allendale
* Arenac
* Arlington / Marvin H. McIntyre
* Attala
* Bandera
* Barnwell
* Beckham
* Bland
* Bosque
* Botetourt
* Bowie
* Braxton
* Broadwater
* Brookings
* Buckingham
* Clearfield
* Clermont
* Clinton
* Colbert
* Collingsworth
* Cottle
* Crockett
* Audobon
* Bergen
* La Porte
* Latimer
* Laurens
* Lowndes
* Lycoming
* Mellette
* Napa
* Newberry
* Darke
* Deuel
* Dickens
* Drew
* Eastland
* Edgecombe
* Effingham
* Fond du Lac
* Freestone
* Gage
* Gallatin
* Gosper
* Granville
* Grimes
* Hyde
* Jerauld
* Karnes
* Kershaw
* Kingsbury
* Lander
* Lauderdale
* Lavaca
* Oconto
* Olmsted
* Oxford
* Pickens
* Pondera
* Rutland
* Sanborn
* Sandoval
* Lenawee
* Logan
* Lubbock
* McCracken
* Magoffin
* Marathon
* Menard
* Menifee
* Meriwether
* Sarasota
* Sherburne / Range Sentinel
* Sibley
* Mifflin
* Talladega
* Tazewell
* Telfair
* Missoula
* Montrose
* Mountrail
* Natrona
* Navarro
* Neshoba
* New Kent
* Noble
* Okaloosa
* Okanogan
* Oneida
* Pickaway
* Pitt
* Randall
* Bingham
* Rawlins
* Renville
* Rockbridge
* Rockingham
* Rockwall
* Saint Croix
* San Saba
* Sevier
* Bollinger
* Bottineau
* Bronx
* Bexar
* Dane
* Glynn

|

Cancelled|

* APA-181 — APA-186
* Harnett
* Hempstead
* Iredell
* Luzerne
* Medera
* Maricopa
* McLennan
* Mecklenburg

Spanish Navy|

* Aragón (ex-Noble)

* Preceded by: Frederick Funston class
* Followed by: Paul Revere class

* List of United States Navy amphibious warfare ships

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General G. O. Squier-class transports

* General G. O. Squier
* General T. H. Bliss
* General J. R. Brooke
* General O. H. Ernst
* General R. L. Howze
* General W. M. Black
* General H. L. Scott
* General S. D. Sturgis
* General C. G. Morton
* General R. E. Callan
* General M. B. Stewart
* General A. W. Greely
* General C. H. Muir
* General H. B. Freeman
* General H. F. Hodges
* General Harry Taylor
* General W. F. Hase
* General E. T. Collins
* General M. L. Hersey
* General J. H. McRae
* General M. M. Patrick
* General W. C. Langfitt
* General Omar Bundy
* General R. M. Blatchford
* General LeRoy Eltinge
* General A. W. Brewster
* General D. E. Aultman
* General C. C. Ballou
* General W. G. Haan
* General Stuart Heintzelman

* List of auxiliaries of the United States Navy
* List of ships of the United States Army
* List of Military Sealift Command ships

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* t
* e

LST-1-class tank landing ships

LST-1 — LST-99

* LST-1
* LST-2
* LST-3
* LST-4
* LST-5
* LST-6
* LST-7
* LST-8
* LST-9
* LST-10 / Achelous
* LST-11
* LST-12
* LST-13
* LST-14 / Varuna
* LST-15 / Phaon
* LST-16
* LST-17
* LST-18
* LST-19 / LST(H)-19
* LST-20
* LST-21
* LST-22
* LST-23 / LST(H)-23
* LST-24
* LST-25
* LST-26
* LST-27
* LST-28
* LST-29
* LST-30
* LST-31 / Addison County
* LST-32 / Alameda County
* LST-33
* LST-34
* LST-35
* LST-36
* LST-37
* LST-38 / LST(H)-38
* LST-39 / YF-1079
* LST-40
* LST-41 / LST(H)-41
* LST-42 / LST(H)-42
* LST-43
* LST-44
* LST-45
* LST-46
* LST-47 / T-LST-47
* LST-48
* LST-49
* LST-50 / ARB-13
* LST-51
* LST-52
* LST-53 / APL-59
* LST-54
* LST-55
* LST-56
* LST-57 / Armstrong County
* LST-58
* LST-59
* LST-60 / Atchison County
* LST-61
* LST-62
* LST-63
* LST-64
* LST-65
* LST-66
* LST-67
* LST-68
* LST-69
* LST-70
* LST-71
* LST-72
* LST-73
* LST-74
* LST-75
* LST-76
* LST-77
* LST-78
* LST-79
* LST-80
* LST-81 / ARL-5
* LST-82 / ARL-6
* LST-83 / Adonis
* LST-84 / LST(H)-84
* LST-85 — LST-99 cancelled

LST-100 — LST-199

* LST-100 — LST-116 cancelled
* LST-117 / LST(H)-117 / T-LST-117
* LST-118 / LST(H)-118
* LST-119
* LST-120
* LST-121 / LST(H)-121
* LST-122
* LST-123 / LST(H)-123
* LST-124
* LST-125
* LST-126
* LST-127
* LST-128
* LST-129 / Cohasset
* LST-130
* LST-131
* LST-132 / Zeus
* LST-133
* LST-134
* LST-135 / Orestes
* LST-136 / Egeria
* LST-137
* LST-138
* LST-139
* LST-140
* LST-141
* LST-142 — LST-156 cancelled
* LST-157
* LST-158
* LST-159
* LST-160
* LST-161
* LST-162
* LST-163
* LST-164
* LST-165
* LST-166
* LST-167
* LST-168
* LST-169
* LST-170
* LST-171
* LST-172
* LST-173
* LST-174
* LST-175
* LST-176 / T-LST-176
* LST-177
* LST-178
* LST-179
* LST-180
* LST-181
* LST-182 — LST-196 cancelled
* LST-197
* LST-198
* LST-199

LST-200 — LST-299

* LST-200
* LST-201 / Pontus
* LST-202
* LST-203
* LST-204
* LST-205 / LST(H)-205
* LST-206
* LST-207
* LST-208
* LST-209 / T-LST-209 / Bamberg County
* LST-210
* LST-211
* LST-212
* LST-213 / LST(H)-213
* LST-214
* LST-215
* LST-216
* LST-217
* LST-218
* LST-219
* LST-220
* LST-221
* LST-222 / LST(H)-222 / T-LST-222
* LST-223 / LST(H)-223
* LST-224
* LST-225
* LST-226
* LST-227
* LST-228
* LST-229
* LST-230 / T-LST-230
* LST-231 / Atlas
* LST-232 — LST-236 cancelled
* LST-237
* LST-238
* LST-239
* LST-240
* LST-241
* LST-242 / LST(H)-242
* LST-243 / LST(H)-243
* LST-244
* LST-245
* LST-246
* LST-247 / LST(H)-247
* LST-248 — LST-260 cancelled
* LST-261
* LST-262
* LST-263 / Benton County
* LST-264
* LST-265
* LST-266 / Benzie County
* LST-267
* LST-268 / LST(H)-268
* LST-269
* LST-270
* LST-271
* LST-272
* LST-273
* LST-274
* LST-275
* LST-276 / LST(H)-276 / T-LST-276
* LST-277 / T-LST-277
* LST-278 / Seaward (IX-209)
* LST-279 / Berkeley County
* LST-280
* LST-281 / T-LST-281
* LST-282
* LST-283
* LST-284
* LST-285
* LST-286
* LST-287 / T-LST-287
* LST-288 / Berkshire County
* LST-289
* LST-290
* LST-291
* LST-292
* LST-293
* LST-294
* LST-295
* LST-296 — LST-299 cancelled

LST-300 — LST-399

* LST-300 cancelled
* LST-301
* LST-302
* LST-303
* LST-304
* LST-305
* LST-306 / Bernalillo County
* LST-307
* LST-308
* LST-309
* LST-310 / Aeolus
* LST-311
* LST-312
* LST-313
* LST-314
* LST-315
* LST-316 / Cerberus
* LST-317 / Conus
* LST-318
* LST-319
* LST-320
* LST-321
* LST-322
* LST-323
* LST-324
* LST-325 / T-LST-325
* LST-326
* LST-327
* LST-328 / Oceanus
* LST-329 / Aristaeus
* LST-330 / Portunus
* LST-331
* LST-332 / Feronia
* LST-333
* LST-334
* LST-335
* LST-336
* LST-337
* LST-338
* LST-339
* LST-340 / Spark
* LST-341
* LST-342
* LST-343
* LST-344 / Blanco County
* LST-345
* LST-346
* LST-347
* LST-348
* LST-349
* LST-350 / Chandra
* LST-351
* LST-352
* LST-353
* LST-354
* LST-355
* LST-356 / Bledsoe County
* LST-357
* LST-358
* LST-359
* LST-360
* LST-361
* LST-362
* LST-363
* LST-364
* LST-365
* LST-366
* LST-367
* LST-368
* LST-369
* LST-370
* LST-371
* LST-372
* LST-373
* LST-374 / Minerva
* LST-375
* LST-376
* LST-377
* LST-378
* LST-379
* LST-380
* LST-381
* LST-382
* LST-383
* LST-384
* LST-385
* LST-386
* LST-387
* LST-388
* LST-389 / Boone County
* LST-390
* LST-391 / Bowman County
* LST-392
* LST-393
* LST-394
* LST-395
* LST-396
* LST-397
* LST-398
* LST-399 / T-LST-399 / IX-511

LST-400 — LST-490

* LST-400 / Bradley County
* LST-401
* LST-402
* LST-403
* LST-404
* LST-405
* LST-406
* LST-407
* LST-408
* LST-409
* LST-410
* LST-411
* LST-412
* LST-413
* LST-414
* LST-415
* LST-416
* LST-417
* LST-418
* LST-419
* LST-420
* LST-421
* LST-422
* LST-423
* LST-424
* LST-425
* LST-426
* LST-427
* LST-428
* LST-429
* LST-430
* LST-431 — LST-445 cancelled
* LST-446
* LST-447
* LST-448
* LST-449
* LST-450 / LST(H)-450
* LST-451
* LST-452
* LST-453 / Remus
* LST-454
* LST-455 / Achilles
* LST-456 / T-LST-456
* LST-457
* LST-458
* LST-459
* LST-460
* LST-461
* LST-462
* LST-463
* LST-464 / LST(H)-464
* LST-465
* LST-466
* LST-467
* LST-468
* LST-469
* LST-470
* LST-471
* LST-472
* LST-473
* LST-474
* LST-475
* LST-476
* LST-477 / LST(H)-477
* LST-478
* LST-479
* LST-480
* LST-481
* LST-482 / LST(H)-482 / Branch County
* LST-483 / Brewster County
* LST-484
* LST-485
* LST-486 / LST(H)-486
* LST-487
* LST-488 / LST(H)-488 / T-LST-488
* LST-489 / Amycus
* LST-490 / Agenor

Other operators

Argentine Navy|

* Ingeniero Hodesh / Ingeniero Iribas (ex-LSE-1)
* Ingeniero Gadda (ex-LSE-2)

Chilean Navy|

* Commandante Toro (ex-T-LST-277)

Republic of China Navy|

* Chung Suo (ex-Bradley County)
* Chung Chie (ex-Berkeley County)
* Wu Tai (ex-Vulcain)
* Hsing An (ex-Achilles)

People's Liberation Army Navy|

* Dagu Shan (ex-Hsing An)

Egyptian Navy|

* Aka (ex-LST-178)

French Navy|

* Laita (ex-LST-177)
* Rance (ex-LST-223)
* Vulcain (ex-Agenor)
* Liamone (ex-LST-326)
* Vire (ex-LST-347)
* La Paillotte (ex-LST-382)

Hellenic Navy|

* Syros (ex-T-LST-325)
* Rodos (ex-Bowman County)
* Lemnos (ex-LST-36)
* Lesbos (ex-Boone County)
* Samos (ex-LST-33)
* Chios (ex-LST-35)
* Sakipia (ex-Ellida)
* ex-LST-37
* ex-LST-322
* ex-LST-352

Indonesian Navy|

* Teluk Tomini (ex-Bledsoe County)

Marina Militare|

* Anteo (ex-Alameda County)

Republic of Korea Navy|

* Deok Bong (ex-LST-227)
* Bi Bong (ex-LST-218)
* Gye Bong (ex-Berkshire County)
* Chang Su (ex-APL-59)
* Munsan (ex-LST-120)

Royal Norwegian Navy|

* Ellida (ex-ARB-13)

Peruvian Navy|

* Chimbote (ex-LST-283)

Philippine Navy|

* Cotabato (ex-LST-75)
* Mindoro Occidental (ex-T-LST-222)
* Suriago del Norte (ex-T-LST-488)
* Tarlac (ex-T-LST-47)
* Laguna (ex-T-LST-230)
* Samar Oriental (ex-T-LST-287)
* ex-LST-72

Republic of Singapore Navy|

* ex-T-LST-117

Royal Navy|

* LST-2
* LST-3
* LST-4
* LST-5
* LST-8
* LST-9
* LST-11
* LST-12
* LST-13 / FDT-13
* LST-62
* LST-63
* LST-64
* LST-65
* LST-76
* LST-77
* LST-79
* LST-80
* LSE-1 (ex-ARL-5)
* LSE-2 (ex-ARL-6)
* LST-157
* LST-159
* LST-160
* LST-161
* LST-162
* LST-163
* LST-164
* LST-165
* LST-173
* LST-178
* LST-180
* LST-198
* LST-199
* LST-200
* LST-214
* LST-215 / LSE(LC)-51
* LST-216 / FDT-216
* LST-217 / FDT-217
* LST-237
* LST-238
* LST-239
* LST-280
* LST-289
* LST-301
* LST-302
* LST-303
* LST-304
* LST-305
* LST-311
* LST-315
* LST-319
* LST-320
* LST-321
* LST-322
* LST-323
* LST-324
* LST-326
* LST-331
* LST-336
* LST-337
* LST-346
* LST-347
* LST-351
* LST-352
* LST-358
* LST-360 / LSE(LC)-52
* LST-361
* LST-362
* LST-363
* LST-364
* LST-365
* LST-366
* LST-367
* LST-368
* LST-369
* LST-371
* LST-373
* LST-380
* LST-381
* LST-382
* LST-383
* LST-385
* LST-386
* LST-394
* LST-401
* LST-402 / LSE-53
* LST-403
* LST-404
* LST-405
* LST-406
* LST-407
* LST-408
* LST-409
* LST-410
* LST-411
* LST-412
* LST-413
* LST-414
* LST-415
* LST-416
* LST-417
* LST-418
* LST-419
* LST-420
* LST-421
* LST-422
* LST-423
* LST-424
* LST-425
* LST-426
* LST-427
* LST-428
* LST-429
* LST-430

United States Army|

* LST-246

* Preceded by: None
* Followed by: LST-491 class

* List of United States Navy LSTs
* List of United States Navy amphibious warfare ships

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Tacoma-class frigates

United States Navy|

| Completed|

* Tacoma
* Sausalito
* Hoquiam
* Pasco
* Albuquerque
* Everett
* Pocatello
* Brownsville
* Grand Forks
* Casper
* Pueblo
* Grand Island
* Annapolis
* Bangor
* Key West
* Alexandria
* Huron
* Gulfport
* Bayonne
* Gloucester
* Shreveport
* Muskegon
* Charlottesville
* Poughkeepsie
* Newport
* Emporia
* Groton
* Hingham
* Grand Rapids
* Woonsocket
* Dearborn
* Long Beach
* Belfast
* Glendale
* San Pedro
* Coronado
* Ogden
* Eugene
* El Paso
* Van Buren
* Orange
* Corpus Christi
* Hutchinson
* Bisbee
* Gallup
* Rockford
* Muskogee
* Carson City
* Burlington
* Allentown
* Machias (PF-53)
* Sandusky
* Bath
* Covington
* Sheboygan
* Bridgeport / Abilene
* Beaufort
* Charlotte
* Manitowoc
* Worcester / Gladwyne
* Scranton / Moberly
* Knoxville
* Chattanooga / Uniontown
* Reading
* Peoria
* Brunswick
* Davenport
* Evansville
* New Bedford
* Hallowell / Machias (PF-72)
* Hamond
* Hargood
* Hotham
* Halstead
* Hannam
* Harland
* Harman
* Harvey
* Holmes
* Hornby
* Hoste
* Howett
* Pilford
* Pasley / St. Helena
* Patton
* Pearl
* Phillimore
* Popham
* Peyton
* Prowse
* Roanoke / Lorain (PF-93)
* Sitka / Milledgeville (PF-94)
* Orlando
* Racine
* Greensboro
* Forsyth

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Canceled|

* Stamford
* Macon
* Vallejo / Lorain (PF-97)
* Milledgeville (PF-98)

Royal Navy
Colony class|

* Anguilla (ex-Machias (PF-72))
* Antigua (ex-Hamond)
* Ascension (ex-Hargood)
* Bahamas (ex-Hotham)
* Barbados (ex-Halstead)
* Caicos (ex-Hannam)
* Cayman (ex-Harland)
* Dominica (ex-Harman)
* Gold Coast / Labuan (ex-Harvey)
* Hong Kong / Tobago (ex-Holmes)
* Montserrat (ex-Hornby)
* Nyasaland (ex-Hoste)
* Papua (ex-Howett)
* Pitcairn (ex-Pilford)
* St. Helena (ex-Pasley)
* Sarawak (ex-Patton)
* Seychelles (ex-Pearl)
* Sierra Leone / Perim (ex-Phillimore)
* Somaliland (ex-Popham)
* Tortola (ex-Peyton)
* Zanzibar (ex-Prowse)

Soviet Navy|

* EK-1 (ex-Charlottesville)
* EK-2 (ex-Long Beach)
* EK-3 (ex-Belfast)
* EK-4 (ex-Machias (PF-53))
* EK-5 (ex-San Pedro)
* EK-6 (ex-Glendale)
* EK-7 (ex-Sandusky)
* EK-8 (ex-Coronado)
* EK-9 (ex-Allentown)
* EK-10 (ex-Ogden)
* EK-11 (ex-Tacoma)
* EK-12 (ex-Pasco)
* EK-13 (ex-Hoquiam)
* EK-14 (ex-Albuquerque)
* EK-15 (ex-Everett)
* EK-16 (ex-Sausalito)
* EK-17 (ex-Bisbee)
* EK-18 (ex-Rockford)
* EK-19 (ex-Muskogee)
* EK-20 (ex-Carson City)
* EK-21 (ex-Burlington)
* EK-22 (ex-Gallup)
* EK-25 (ex-Bayonne)
* EK-26 (ex-Gloucester)
* EK-27 (ex-Poughkeepsie)
* EK-28 (ex-Newport)
* EK-29 (ex-Bath)
* EK-30 (ex-Evansville)

Post-World War II operators

United States Coast Guard|

* Brownsville
* Bangor
* Muskegon
* Woonsocket
* Corpus Christi
* Covington
* Sheboygan
* Beaufort
* Manitowoc
* Forsyth

Argentine Navy|

* Heroína (ex-Reading)
* Sarandí (ex-Uniontown)
* Trinidad / Santísima Trinidad / Comodoro Augusto Lasserre (ex-Caicos)

Belgian Navy|

* Lieutenant ter zee Victor Billet (ex-Sheboygan)

Colombian National Navy|

* Almirante Padilla (ex-Groton)
* Capitán Tono (ex-Bisbee)
* Almirante Brión (ex-Burlington)

Cuban Revolutionary Navy|

* José Martí (ex-Eugene)
* Antonio Maceo (ex-Peoria)
* Maximo Gomez (ex-Grand Island)

Dominican Navy|

* Presidente Troncoso / Gregorio Luperón (ex-Pueblo)
* Presidente Peynado / Capitán General Pedro Santana (ex-Knoxville)

Ecuadorian Navy|

* Guayas (ex-Covington)

French Navy|

* La Place (ex-Lorain (PF-93))
* Mermoz (ex-Muskegon)
* Le Brix (F715) (ex-Manitowoc)
* Le Verrier (ex-Emporia)

Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force|

* Kusu / YAC-22 (ex-Ogden)
* Nara / YTE-8 (ex-Machias (PF-53))
* Kashi / YAC-12 (ex-Pasco)
* Momi / YAC-13 (ex-Poughkeepsie)
* Sugi (ex-Coronado)
* Matsu / YAS-36 (ex-Charlottesville)
* Nire / YAC-19 (ex-Sandusky)
* Kaya / YAC-23 (ex-San Pedro)
* Ume / YAC-14 (ex-Allentown)
* Sakura / YAC-16 (ex-Carson City)
* Kiri / YAC-20 (ex-Everett)
* Tsuge (ex-Gloucester)
* Kaede / YAC-17 (ex-Newport)
* Buna / YAC-11 (ex-Bayonne)
* Keyaki / YAC-21 (ex-Evansville)
* Tochi / YAC-15 (ex-Albuquerque)
* Shii / YAS-44 (ex-Long Beach)
* Maki / YTE-9 (ex-Bath)

Republic of Korea Navy|

* Duman (ex-Muskogee)
* Apnok (ex-Rockford)
* Taedong (ex-Tacoma)
* Nae Tong (ex-Hoquiam)
* Imchin (ex-Sausalito)

Mexican Navy|

* California (ex-Hutchinson)
* General José María Morelos / Golfo de Tehuantepec (ex-Bangor)
* General Vicente Guerrero / Río Usumacinta (ex-Annapolis)
* Papaloapan (ex-Gladwyne)

Netherlands Government|

* Cirrus (ex-Abilene)
* Cumulus (ex-Forsyth)

Peruvian Navy|

* Teniente Gálvez / Gálvez (ex-Woonsocket)

Royal Thai Navy|

* Tachin (ex-Glendale)
* Prasae (ex-Gallup)

* Preceded by: Asheville class (USN) / River class (RN)
* Followed by: None

* List of patrol vessels of the United States Navy
* List of patrol vessels of the Royal Navy

* List of Project Hula ships

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Type C1-M ships

Type C1-M-AV1|

* Alamosa
* Alcona
* Acorn Knot / Sgt. George D Keathley
* Amador
* Anchor Bend
* Anchor Hitch
* Antrim
* Autauga
* Beaverhead
* Becket Bend / Private John F. Thorson
* Becket Hitch
* Bell Ringer / Captain Arlo L. Olson
* Beltrami
* Bight Knot
* Blackwall Hitch
* Blount
* Boatswain's Hitch
* Bowline Knot
* Brevard
* Bullock
* Buntline Hitch
* Cabell
* Cable Splice
* Caledonia
* Cape Somerset
* Cape Stanhope
* Capstan Knot
* Carrick Bend
* Cat's Paw
* Chain and Crown
* Charlevoix
* Chatham
* Check Knot / Sgt. Joseph E. Muller
* Chicot
* Cinch Knot
* Claiborne
* Clarion
* Clove Hitch
* Coastal Captain
* Coastal Charger
* Coastal Courser
* Coastal Crusader
* Coastal Guide / Sgt. George Peterson
* Coastal Mariner
* Coastal Monarch
* Coastal Monitor
* Coastal Rambler
* Coastal Ranger
* Coastal Telegrapher
* Codington
* Colquitt
* Craighead
* Crossing Hitch
* Crown and Diamond
* Crown Knot
* Diamond Hitch
* Diamond Knot
* Doddridge
* Double Loop
* Dragon Fly
* Duval
* Elmer J. Burr
* Emerald Knot
* Fairfield
* Faribault
* Fentress
* Fiador Knot
* Fisherman's Bend
* Flagler
* Flemish Knot
* Gadsden
* Glacier
* Grainger
* Grass Knot
* Gunner's Knot
* Gwinnett
* Habersham
* Half Hitch
* Half Knot
* Harold W. Roberts
* Hawser Bend
* Hawser Eye
* Hawser Splice
* Hennepin
* Herkimer
* Hickory Bay
* Hickory Beck
* Hickory Bourne
* Hickory Brae
* Hickory Brook
* Hickory Burn
* Hickory Cairn
* Hickory Cape
* Hickory Coll
* Hickory Crest
* Hickory Dale
* Hickory Dell
* Hickory Dyke
* Hickory Ghyll
* Hickory Glen
* Hickory Isle
* Hickory Knoll
* Hickory Lake
* Hickory Mount
* Hickory Stream
* Hickory Tarn
* Hickory Tor
* Hidalgo
* Honda Knot
* Hook Hitch
* Horseshoe Splice
* Jacob's Ladder
* Jumper Hitch
* Kenneth E. Gruennert / Grommet Reefer
* Kenosha
* Knob Knot
* Lancaster
* Lanyard Knot
* Leader Loop
* Lebanon
* Lehigh
* Lever's Bend
* Lewis Hall
* Link Splice / Sgt. Jonah E. Kelley
* Lock Knot
* Long Eye
* Long Splice / Private Frank J. Petrarca
* Loop Knot
* Magnus Hitch
* Maiden's Eye / Colonel William J. O'Brien
* Mainsheet Eye
* Manrope Knot
* Marengo
* Mariner's Splice
* Marline Hitch
* Marlingspike Hitch
* Masthead Knot
* Midland
* Minidoka
* Mooring Hitch
* Mooring Knot
* Muscatine
* Muskingum
* Nicollet
* Ocean Plat
* Pembina
* Pemiscot
* Phoebe Knot
* Pinellas
* Pipestone
* Pitkin
* Poinsett
* Pontotoc
* Reef Knot
* Reeving Eye
* Richland
* Rigger's Eye
* Ring Hitch
* Ring Knot
* Ring Splice
* Roband Hitch
* Rockdale
* Rolling Hitch
* Rose Knot
* Round Splice / Private Jose F. Valdez
* Running Knot
* Sailmaker's Splice
* Sailor's Splice
* Salmon Knot
* Sampan Hitch
* Schuyler
* Screven
* Sebastian
* Shamrock Knot
* Sheepshank
* Sheet Bend
* Shell Bar
* Short Splice
* Sinnet
* Snakehead
* Snug Hitch
* Somerset / Coastal Sentry
* Span Splice
* Spanish Bowline
* Spar Hitch
* Spindle Eye / Sgt. Curtis F. Shoup
* Spool Sinnet
* Square Knot
* Square Sinnet
* Star Knot
* Studding Sail
* Sussex
* Sword Knot
* Tag Knot
* Tapir Splice
* Tarrant
* Terminal Knot
* Thimble Eye
* Timber Hitch
* Tipton
* Traverse
* True Knot
* Tucked Bend
* Tulare
* Turk's Head
* Wall Knot
* Water Knot
* Westchester
* William G. Fournier
* William N. Nelson
* Yard Hitch

Type C1-M-AV7|

* Coastal Liberator

Type C1-M-AV8|

* Crossing Knot
* Flat Knot
* Marline Bend
* Persian Knot
* Single Hitch
* Solid Sinnet

Type C1-MT-BU1|

* Arizona Pine
* California Redwood
* Oregon Fir
* Washington Cedar

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World War II Maritime Commission ship designs

Cargo designs|

* Type C1
* Type C2
* Type C3
* Type C4
* Type C5
* (Type C6)
* (Type C7)
* (Type C8)
* (Type C9)
* Type N3

Emergency cargo|

* Liberty ship ("EC2-S-C1")
* Victory ship ("VC2-S-AP1")

Tanker|

* T1 tanker
* T2 tanker
* T3 tanker
* Liberty ship ("Z-ET1-S-C3")

Special-purpose|

* Type S2 ("Tacoma-class frigate")
* Type S3-S2-BP ("Landing Ship, Tank")
* Type S3-S2-BP1 ("Neptune-class cable layer")
* Type S4-S2-BB3 ("Casablanca-class escort carrier")
* Type S4-SE2-BD1 ("Gilliam-class attack transport")
* Type S4-SE2-BE1 ("Artemis-class attack cargo ship")
* "Crane vessel-Derrick Barge"

Miscellaneous-cargo|

* Type L6 ("Lakers")
* Type N ("Coastal Cargo")
* Type P1 ("Passenger")
* Type P2 ("Passenger")
* Type R ("Refrigerated")
* Type B ("Barge")

Tugs|

* Type V ("Tugs")

See also:- Empire ship, Fort ship, Park ship, Ocean ship.

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United States naval ship classes of World War II

Aircraft carriers|

* Lexington
* RangerS
* Yorktown
* WaspS
* Essex
* MidwayC

Light aircraft carriers|

* Independence
* SaipanC

Escort carriers|

* Long Island
* Charger
* Bogue
* Sangamon
* Casablanca
* Commencement Bay

Battleships|

* Wyoming
* New York
* Nevada
* Pennsylvania
* New Mexico
* Tennessee
* Colorado
* North Carolina
* South Dakota
* Iowa
* MontanaX

Large cruisers|

* Alaska

Heavy cruisers|

* Pensacola
* Northampton
* Portland
* New Orleans
* WichitaS
* Baltimore
* Oregon CityC
* Des MoinesC

Light cruisers|

* Omaha
* Brooklyn
* Atlanta
* Cleveland
* FargoC
* JuneauC
* WorcesterC
* CL-154X

Gunboats|

* Dubuque
* SacramentoS
* Asheville
* PlymouthS
* WilliamsburgS
* St. AugustineS
* VixenS
* Erie
* PGM-1
* PGM-9

Destroyers|

* Sampson
* Caldwell
* Wickes
* Clemson
* Farragut
* Porter
* Mahan
* Gridley
* Bagley
* Somers
* Benham
* Sims
* Benson
* StevensonX
* Gleaves
* Fletcher
* Allen M. Sumner
* Robert H. Smith
* Gearing

Destroyer escorts|

* Evarts
* Buckley
* Cannon
* Edsall
* Rudderow
* John C. Butler

Patrol frigates|

* Asheville
* Tacoma

Patrol boats|

* Action
* PT boat

Minelayers|

* OglalaS
* WassucS
* MonadnockS
* MiantonomahS
* TerrorS
* KeokukS
* SalemS
* WeehawkenS
* Camanche
* Chimo

Minesweepers|

* Lapwing
* Raven
* Auk
* EagleS
* Hawk
* Admirable

Submarines|

* O
* R
* S
* Barracuda
* ArgonautS
* Narwhal
* DolphinS
* Cachalot
* Porpoise
* Salmon
* Sargo
* Tambor
* Mackerel
* Gato
* Balao
* Tench

Tankers|

* T1 tanker
* T2 tanker
* T3 tanker

Cargo ships|

* Liberty
* Victory
* Haskell
* Andromeda
* Arcturus
* Artemis
* Tolland
* Alstede
* Aldebaran
* Adria
* Acubens
* Arctic
* Denebola
* Hyades
* Mizar

Auxiliary ships|

* Ammunition
* Floating drydock
* Repair dock
* Barracks
* Collier
* Combat stores
* Destroyer tender
* Depot
* High-speed transport
* Hospital
* Ice cream barge
* Net laying
* Motor torpedo boat tender
* Reefer
* Oiler
* Repair
* Seaplane tender
* Submarine tender
* Underway replenishment

Completed after the war

Single ship of class

Cancelled

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MARCOM ships built by Kaiser Shipyards, Richmond Shipyards, Richmond, California during World War II

Crater-class cargo ships
Type EC2-S-C1 ships|

* Crater (ex-SS John James Audubon)
* Adhara (ex-SS G. H. Corliss)
* Aludra (ex-SS Robert T. Lincoln)
* Arided (ex-SS Noah H. Swayne)
* Carina (ex-SS David Davis)
* Cassiopeia (ex-SS Melville W. Fuller)
* Celeno (ex-SS Redfield Proctor)
* Cetus (ex-SS George B. Cortelyou)
* Deimos (ex-SS Chief Ouray)
* Draco (ex-SS John M. Palmer)
* Albireo (ex-SS John G. Nicolay)
* Cor Caroli (ex-SS Betsy Ross)
* Eridanus (ex-SS Luther Burbank)
* Etamin (ex-SS Isaac Babbitt)
* Lyra (ex-SS Cyrus Hamlin)
* Ganymede (ex-SS James W. Nye)
* Hyperion (ex-SS Christopher C. Andrews)
* Allioth (ex-SS James Rowan)
* Alkes (ex-SS Increase A. Lapham)
* Grumium (ex-SS William G. McAdoo)
* Azimech (ex-SS Mary Patten)
* Alnitah (ex-SS John A. Logan)
* Leonis (ex-SS Key Pittman)
* Venus (ex-SS William Williams)
* Cheleb (ex-SS Lyman J. Gage)
* Prince Georges (ex-SS Richard March Hoe)

Type EC2-S-C1 ships
Liberty Ships|

* James Otis
* John Adams
* Kit Carson
* Zachary Taylor
* Anthony Wayne
* Timothy Pickering
* Stephen Hopkins
* Samuel Huntington
* William Ellery
* Lewis Morris
* John Wise
* George Ross
* James Smith
* George Taylor
* William Whipple
* Oliver Wolcott
* Francis Lewis
* John Morton
* George Read
* Roger Sherman
* Richard Stockton
* Matthew Thornton
* William Williams
* Eli Whitney
* Irvin MacDowell
* George B. McClellan
* Joseph Hooker
* Ambrose E. Burnside
* Peter J. McGuire
* Philip H. Sheridan
* David Bushnell
* John Fitch
* James Rumsey
* John Stevens
* Samuel F. B. Morse
* Cyrus H. McCormick
* James B. Francis
* Richard Jordan Gatling
* John James Audubon
* John F. Appleby
* Charles M. Hall
* George Westinghouse
* John Bartram
* G. H. Corliss
* Richard March Hoe
* Elihu Thomson
* George B. Selden
* Nathaniel Bowditch
* Charles M. Conrad
* John B. Floyd
* Joseph Holt
* John M. Schofield
* John A. Rawlins
* George W. McCrary
* Alexander Ramsey
* Robert T. Lincoln
* William C. Endicott
* Redfield Proctor
* Robert E. Peary
* David Gaillard
* Henry J. Raymond
* William G. McAdoo
* Leslie M. Shaw
* George B. Cortelyou
* Frederick Jackson Turner
* Joseph G. Cannon
* George Rogers Clark
* Louis Joliet
* Samuel de Champlain
* John A. Logan
* Pere Marquette
* John M. Palmer
* Richard Yates
* Nancy Hanks
* Edward P. Costigan
* Sieur Duluth
* Richard Henderson
* Benjamin Bonneville
* Charles Wilkes
* Justin S. Morrill
* Thomas Kearns
* Vitus Bering
* Dan Beard
* Jane A. Delano
* John R. Park
* James B. Hickok
* Hiram S. Maxim
* William B. Ogden
* David Dudley Field
* Charles P. Steinmetz
* David Starr Jordan
* Jacques Laramie
* Lucy Stone
* Frances E. Willard
* Betsy Ross
* Abigail Adams
* Elizabeth Blackwell
* S. Hall Young
* J. H. Kinkaid
* Alexander Baranof
* Sheldon Jackson
* Edward Rowland Sill
* Joaquin Miller
* Lew Wallace
* O. Henry
* F. Marion Crawford
* Joseph Rodman Drake
* William Dean Howells
* John Howard Payne
* Andrew Furuseth
* Moses Rogers
* William K. Vanderbilt
* James J. Hill
* John Rutledge
* William Cushing
* John Blair
* Robert H. Harrison
* John McLean
* Noah H. Swayne
* Samuel F. Miller
* David Davis
* Morrison R. Waite
* Melville W. Fuller
* Stanley Matthews
* David J. Brewer
* Pierre LaClede
* Frederic Remington
* Walter Colton
* J. Sterling Morton
* George H. Dern
* Key Pittman
* Chief Ouray
* George S. Boutwell
* Benjamin H. Bristow
* William Windom
* Charles J. Folger
* Charles S Fairchild
* John G. Carlisle
* Lyman J. Gage
* William H. Aspinwall
* Grenville M. Dodge
* Julien Dubuque
* Adoniram Judson
* John G. Nicolay
* Edward Bates
* Josiah B. Grinnell
* Henry H. Richardson
* Nathaniel Currier
* James Ives
* Thomas Corwin
* James Guthrie
* Howell Cobb
* Hugh McCulloch
* SS Matthew Lyon
* George D. Prentice
* William A. Jones
* Homer Lea
* Anson Burlingame
* Louis Hennepin
* Josiah Snelling
* George Washington Carver
* Luther Burbank
* George M. Pullman
* Wilbur Wright
* William Thornton
* Glenn Curtiss
* SS George Eastman
* Cyrus W. Field
* Isaac Babbitt
* Charles E. Duryea
* Benjamin Holt
* Oliver Evans
* Elisha Graves Otis
* Knute Rockne
* James J. Corbett
* Walter Camp
* Hobart Baker
* Christy Mathewson
* George Gipp
* Matthew B. Brady
* Edward A. MacDowell
* Joseph Smith
* Tecumseh
* John L. Sullivan
* Geronimo
* James A. Bayard
* Mary Cassatt
* Michael Pupin
* Cyrus Hamlin
* Henry Bergh
* John Carroll
* Jonathan P. Dolliver
* James Harlan
* Robert Lucas
* Edwin T. Meredith
* Maria Sanford
* Christopher C. Andrews
* Leonidas Merritt
* Floyd B. Olson
* Irving M. Scott
* Joseph S. Emery
* George Berkeley
* Adolph Sutro
* John W Mackay
* James W. Nye
* William W. Mayo
* John Lind
* Ole E. Rolvaag
* John T. McMillan
* Fremont Older
* Conrad Kohrs
* Stephen Crane
* William Beaumont
* John H. Rosseter
* Henry Dodge
* John S. Sargent
* Charles Robinson
* Increase A. Lapham
* Clarence King
* William Prouse
* M. H. De Young
* Sambridge (ex-SS John E. Wilkie)
* John Ross
* Francis G. Newlands
* Ambrose Bierce
* James Fergus
* William N Byers
* Joshua Hendy
* Marcus Daly
* John Constantine
* William F. Vilas
* Myron T. Herrick
* Ring Lardner
* Horace Wells
* Winfield S. Stratton
* James Lick
* Floyd Bennett
* David Belasco
* John S. Bassett
* Joseph A. Holmes
* Luther S. Kelly
* Charles N. McGroarty
* Thomas M. Cooley
* John Evans
* Samovar (ex-SS Frank D. Phinney)
* William H. Allen
* Melville E. Stone
* Henry V. Alvarado
* Sambre (ex-SS George Inness)
* H. G. Blasdel
* Thomas C. Power
* William Matson
* Brander Matthews
* William Keith
* Joseph K. Toole
* Jeremiah M. Daily
* Mary Patten
* Hiram Bingham
* William D Burnham
* Antoine Saugrain
* Stephen W Kearny
* James Rowan
* Richard Moczkowski
* John Reed
* Vachel Lindsay
* Michael Casey
* Murat Halstead
* Henry Wells
* James J. 0'Kelly
* Reinhold Richter
* William Sharon
* John G. North
* Simon Bamberger
* Cyrus T. Brady
* Samuel Brannon
* Chief Charlot
* Casper S. Yost
* William J. Palmer
* Peter Cooper Hewitt
* Ethan A. Hitchcock
* Mary Bickerdyke
* William W. Campbell
* Michael C. Kerr
* Harry Leon Wilson
* John W. Meldrum
* Clyde L. Seavey
* William A. Coulter
* Louis Pasteur
* William C. Ralston
* Lawrence Gianella
* George H. Powell
* Jose J Acosta
* Heber M. Creel
* Millen Griffith
* Otis Skinner
* John Sherman
* Henry R. Schoolcraft
* Joseph E Wing
* Harriet Monroe
* Frank J. Cuhel
* Daulton Mann
* John Colter
* Mary M. Dodge
* Emile Berliner
* Charles G. Coutant
* John W. Hoyt
* Wayne MacVeagh
* Samwash (ex-SS Harmon Judson)
* Henry M. Teller
* Jeremiah M. Rusk
* Benjamin H. Brewster
* Charles E. Smith
* Samore (ex-SS Charles Devens)
* Louis A. Sengteller
* Donald M. Dickinson
* Augustus Thomas
* George Sterling
* William H. Moody
* Henry C. Payne
* George Von L. Meyer
* James D. Phelan
* Otto Mears
* Frank Norris
* Francis M. Smith
* Frank A. Munsey
* Frederic A. Eilers
* William S. Clark
* Samuel W. Williston
* Edgar W. Nye
* Frank C. Emerson
* John W. Foster
* Norman Hapgood
* Bernardo O'Higgins
* Norman E. Mack
* Henry H. Blood
* John Swett
* Vernon L. Parrington
* George K. Fitch
* Francis A. Wardwell
* Kate Douglas Wiggin
* David Hewes
* Ferdinand A Silcox
* Sara Teasdale
* James King
* R. F. Peckham
* Peter Trumble Rowe
* Keith Vawter
* James G. Maguire
* Robert Louis Stevenson
* Francisco M Quinones
* Ferdinand Westdahl
* William F. Empey
* Alexander Majors
* Jan Pieterszoon Coen
* Augustin Daly
* James H. Breasted
* Walter Wyman
* John Roach
* Henry Adams
* George Coggeshall
* John lsaacson
* Silvestre Escalante
* George Clement Perkins
* Gilbert M. Hitchcock
* Henry White
* Emmet D. Boyle
* Alexander Woolcott
* E. A. Christenson
* Henry J. Waters
* William E Ritter
* Joe Harris
* Mello Franco
* William Allen White
* Stephen Hopkins
* Cecil G. Sellers
* Norman J. Colman
* William Sproule
* John L. Stoddard
* Frank H. Dodd
* Mary Walker
* J. Maurice Thompson
* Walter Williams
* Mary A. Livermore
* George Crile
* Ralph T. O'Neil
* George B. McFarland
* William H. Clagett
* Jose Pedro Varela
* Samuel L. Cobb
* Edward P. Ripley
* Charles J. Colden
* Henry T. Scott
* Ovid Butler
* Jay Cooke
* Terry E. Stephenson
* Thomas F. Hunt
* George E. Goodfellow
* Justo Arosemena
* Samuel Gompers
* Benjamin Warner
* Seaman A. Knapp
* James Rolph
* Antonin Dvorak
* Albert A. Robinson
* Richard B. Moore
* Alexander Wilson
* Jose C. Barbosa
* Alexander Mitchell
* J. C. Osgood
* Frank H. Evers
* James Oliver Curwood
* Edward G. Acheson
* Francis Wilson
* Claus Spreckles
* David Lubin
* Frank J. Sprague
* Jean P. Chouteau
* Julia L. Dumont
* Robert G. Cousins
* George B. Porter
* William Ford Nichols
* Lillian Wald
* George Luks
* William Vaughn Moody
* Oliver Kelley
* Abram S. Hewitt
* William Peffer
* Ada Rehan
* Uriah M Rose
* John W Burgess
* Moses G. Farer
* Alfred C. True
* William B. Leeds
* Francisco Morazan
* William D. Boyce
* W. B. Rodgers
* Carl B. Eielson
* Alice H. Rice
* Elwood Haynes
* Nathan S. Davis
* Morgan Robertson
* John Hope
* Daniel G. Reid
* Cornelius Vanderbilt
* James Devereux
* John H. Thomas
* Percy E. Foxworth
* Carl G. Barth
* Edwin C. Musick
* Sara Bache
* Hans Heg
* Franz Sigel
* Arthur A. Penn
* Allen Johnson
* George A. Pope
* Joseph J. Kinyoun
* Juan Pablo Duarte
* John F. Shafroth
* Cleveland Forbes
* Sidney H. Short
* E. A. Bryan
* Henry M. Stephens
* Willet M. Hays
* Edward E. Hale
* Charles John Seghers
* William J. Gray
* Amerigo Vespucci
* George Middlemas
* Robert D. Carey
* H. Weir Cook
* Louis Weule
* Jose M. Morelos
* Benjamin Waterhouse
* William Schirmer
* J. S. Hutchinson
* Edward S. Hough
* E. A. Burnett
* Wallace R. Farrington
* Louis Sloss
* Toussaint L'Ouverture
* Louis Sullivan
* Lucien Labaudt
* James A. Drain
* Thomas F. Flaherty
* Robert S. Abbott
* Benjamin Carpenter
* Charlotte Cushman
* Henry Meiggs
* Mariscal Sucre

Boulder Victory-class cargo ships
Type VC2-S-AP2 ships|

* Boulder Victory
* Provo Victory
* Las Vegas Victory
* Manderson Victory
* Bedford Victory
* Mayfield Victory
* Newcastle Victory
* Bucyrus Victory
* Red Oak Victory
* Lakewood Victory
* Sgt. Andrew Miller (ex-SS Radcliffe Victory)
* Sgt. Archer T. Gammon (ex-SS Yale Victory)
* Sgt. Morris E. Crain (ex-SS Mills Victory)
* Private Joe E. Mann (ex-SS Owensboro Victory)
* Sgt. Truman Kimbro (ex-SS Hastings Victory)

Type VC2-S-AP2 ships
Victory Ships|

* Legion Victory
* Salina Victory
* Hastings Victory
* Elko Victory
* Durango Victory
* Devils Lake Victory
* Berkeley Victory
* Anchorage Victory
* Colorado Springs Victory
* Muncie Victory
* Elgin Victory
* Massillon Victory
* Hannibal Victory
* Beatrice Victory
* Halaula Victory
* Logan Victory
* Clearwater Victory
* Anniston Victory
* Moline Victory
* Medina Victory
* Princeton Victory
* Bowdoin Victory
* Wesleyan Victory
* Xavier Victory
* Mercer Victory
* Oberlin Victory
* Tulane Victory
* Wake Forest Victory
* Denison Victory
* St. John's Victory
* Virginia City Victory
* Brigham Victory
* Hobbs Victory
* El Reno Victory
* Lahaina Victory
* MacMurray Victory
* Northeastern Victory
* Fenn Victory
* Hobart Victory
* Catawba Victory
* Hamilton Victory
* Hillsdale Victory
* Ripon Victory
* Carthage Victory
* Newberry Victory
* Enid Victory
* San Mateo Victory
* Greeley Victory
* Berwyn Victory
* Battle Creek Victory
* Great Falls Victory
* Lakeland Victory
* Owensboro Victory
* Waltham Victory
* Burbank Victory
* Gretna Victory
* Laredo Victory
* Harvard Victory
* Yale Victory
* Middlebury Victory
* DePauw Victory
* Bucknell Victory
* Grinnell Victory
* Mount Holyoke Victory
* Duke Victory
* Fordham Victory
* Citadel Victory
* Berea Victory
* St. Lawrence Victory
* Central Victory
* Swarthmore Victory
* Carleton Victory
* Loyola Victory
* Purdue Victory
* Mills Victory
* Barnard Victory
* Radcliffe Victory
* Drexel Victory
* Alfred Victory
* Pan American Victory
* Trinity Victory
* Park Victory
* Fisk Victory
* Grove City Victory
* Hope Victory
* Lafayette Victory
* Marquette Victory
* Hunter Victory
* Augustana Victory
* Berry Victory
* Drake Victory
* Phillips Victory
* New World Victory
* Adelphi Victory
* Drury Victory
* Allegheny Victory
* Earlham Victory
* Asbury Victory
* Canton Victory
* Lindenwood Victory

Greenville Victory-class cargo ship
VC2-S-AP3 ship|

* Haiti Victory

Norwalk-class cargo ship
Type VC2-S-AP3 cargo ship|

* Victoria (ex-SS Ethiopia Victory)

Type VC2-S-AP3 cargo ships|

* Australia Victory
* Ethiopia Victory
* India Victory
* Iraq Victory
* Costa Rica Victory
* Cuba Victory
* Honduras Victory
* Haiti Victory
* Guatemala Victory
* Nicaragua Victory

Haskell-class attack transports
Type VC2-S-AP5 ships|

* Sarasota
* Sherburne
* Sibley
* Mifflin
* Talladega
* Tazewell
* Telfair
* Missoula
* Montrose
* Mountrail
* Natrona
* Navarro
* Neshoba
* New Kent
* Noble
* Okaloosa
* Okanogan
* Oneida
* Pickaway
* Pitt
* Randall
* Bingham

General G. O. Squier-class transport ships
Type C4-S-A1 ships|

* General G. O. Squier
* General T. H. Bliss
* General J. R. Brooke
* General O. H. Ernst
* General R. L. Howze
* General W. M. Black
* General H. L. Scott
* General S. D. Sturgis
* General C. G. Morton
* General R. E. Callan
* General M. B. Stewart
* General A. W. Greely
* General C. H. Muir
* General H. B. Freeman
* General H. F. Hodges
* General Harry Taylor
* General W. F. Hase
* General E. T. Collins
* General M. L. Hersey
* General J. H. McRae
* General M. M. Patrick
* General W. C. Langfitt
* General Omar Bundy
* General R. M. Blatchford
* General LeRoy Eltinge
* General A. W. Brewster
* General D. E. Aultman
* General C. C. Ballou
* General W. G. Haan
* General Stuart Heintzelman

Marine Adder-class transport ship
Type C4-S-A3 ship|

* Marine Adder

Type C4-S-A3 ships|

* Marine Perch
* Marine Swallow

Type C4-S-A4 ships|

* Marine Leopard
* Marine Snapper

LST-1-class tank landing ships
Type S3-M-K2 ships|

* LST-476
* LST-477 / LST(H)-477
* LST-478
* LST-479
* LST-480
* LST-481
* LST-482 / LST(H)-482 / Branch County
* LST-483 / Brewster County
* LST-484
* LST-485
* LST-486 / LST(H)-486
* LST-487
* LST-488 / LST(H)-488 / T-LST-488

Achelous-class repair ships
Type S2-S2-AQ1 ships|

* Amycus (ex-LST-489)
* Agenor (ex-LST-490)

Tacoma-class patrol frigates
Type S2-S2-AQ1 ships|

* Tacoma
* Sausalito
* Hoquiam
* Pasco
* Albuquerque
* Everett
* Pocatello
* Brownsville
* Grand Forks
* Casper
* Pueblo
* Grand Island

Alamosa-class cargo ships
Type C1-M-AV1 ships|

* Alamosa
* Alcona
* Amador
* Antrim
* Autauga
* Beaverhead
* Beltrami
* Blount
* Brevard
* Bullock
* Cabell
* Caledonia
* Fairfield
* Faribault
* Fentress
* Flagler

Miscellaneous Auxiliary
Type C1-M-AV1 ships|

* Sgt. Curtis F. Shoup (ex-Spindle Eye)

Type C1-M-AV1 ships|

* Square Sinnet
* Gunner's Knot
* Mooring Knot
* Marlingspike Hitch
* Terminal Knot
* Spool Sinnet
* Reeving Eye

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History of Richmond, California

National Register of Historic Places|

* East Brother Island Lighthouse
* Ford Motor Company Assembly Plant
* Hotel Mac
* Kaiser Richmond Field Hospital
* New Hotel Carquinez
* Point Richmond Historic District
* Richmond Shipyards
* SS Red Oak Victory
* The Plunge
* Wapama
* Winehaven

Other historic places|

* East Shore and Suburban Railway
* Rancho San Pablo
* Rosie the Riveter/World War II Home Front National Historical Park
* Richmond–San Rafael Ferry Company
* Ellis Landing
* Stege, California

Historic people|

* Irma Anderson
* Nat Bates
* George Carroll
* Víctor Castro
* Rosemary Corbin
* Henry Cutting
* Lucretia Edwards
* Henry J. Kaiser
* Tom Butt
* T. Y. Lin
* George Livingston
* Andres Soto
* Betty Reid Soskin
* William Rheem
* Mary Yamashiro Otani
* Nat Bates

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U.S. National Register of Historic Places

Topics|

* Architectural style categories
* Contributing property
* Historic district
* History of the National Register of Historic Places
* Keeper of the Register
* National Park Service
* Property types

Lists by state|

* List of U.S. National Historic Landmarks by state:
* Alabama
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* Washington
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Lists by insular areas|

* American Samoa
* Guam
* Minor Outlying Islands
* Northern Mariana Islands
* Puerto Rico
* Virgin Islands

Lists by associated state|

* Federated States of Micronesia
* Marshall Islands
* Palau

Other areas|

* District of Columbia
* American Legation, Morocco

Related|

* National Historic Preservation Act
* Historic Preservation Fund
* List of jails and prisons on the National Register of Historic Places
* University and college buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places

* National Register of Historic Places portal
* Category

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San Francisco Bay watershed

Outline|

* Hydrography
* Ecology
* List of tributaries
* List of lakes

Subdivisions|

Major
San Francisco Bay
Suisun Bay
San Pablo Bay
Minor
Golden Gate
Grizzly Bay
Richardson Bay
San Rafael Bay
Richmond Inner Harbor
San Leandro Bay
Former
Yerba Buena Cove
Mission Bay

Waterways|

Rivers
San Joaquin
Sacramento
Napa
Guadalupe
Petaluma
Creeks (discharging into the Bay)
Alameda
Baxter
Cerrito
Codornices
Coyote (Santa Clara)
Coyote (Marin)
San Leandro
San Lorenzo
Schoolhouse
Temescal
Sausal
Redwood
San Mateo
Sonoma
Corte Madera
Arroyo Corte Madera del Presidio
San Rafael
Miller
Novato
Tolay
San Francisquito
Pacheco
Alhambra
Adobe
Rodeo
Refugio
Pinole
Garrity
Rheem
Karlson
San Pablo
Castro
Wildcat
Fluvius Innominatus
Marin (Alameda County)
Strawberry
Easton
Mission Creek
Reservoirs
Calaveras Reservoir
Lafayette Reservoir
Straits and estuaries
Clifton Court Forebay
Carquinez Strait
Oakland Estuary
Raccoon Strait
Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta
Stockton Deepwater Shipping Channel
Watersheds
Laguna Creek Watershed
Guadalupe watershed

Parks and
protected areas|

* Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge
* San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge
* Eden Landing Ecological Reserve
* Hayward Regional Shoreline
* Hayward Shoreline Interpretive Center
* Crown Memorial State Beach
* McLaughlin Eastshore State Park
* Emeryville Crescent State Marine Reserve
* Point Isabel Regional Shoreline
* César Chávez Park
* Brooks Island Regional Preserve
* Point Pinole Regional Shoreline
* Antioch Dunes National Wildlife Refuge
* Coyote Point Recreation Area
* Middle Harbor Shoreline Park
* National Estuarine Research Reserve
* China Camp State Park
* San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park
* SF Bay Trail
* Oyster Bay Regional Shoreline
* Big Break Regional Shoreline
* Palo Alto Baylands Nature Preserve

Islands and
peninsulas|

Major islands
Alameda
Alcatraz
Angel
Treasure Island
Yerba Buena
Minor
Brooks
Bair
Bay Farm
Belvedere
Brother
Castro Rocks
Coast Guard
Greco
Hooks Island
Mare
Red Rock
The Sisters
Marin Islands
Roe
Ryer
Seal Islands
Peninsulas/infill
Albany Bulb
Brisbane Baylands
Point Isabel
Foster City
Fleming Point
Hunters Point
Sierra Point
Steamboat Point

Wetlands|

* Baylands
* Belmont
* Chelsea
* Cordelia
* Crissy Field
* Hoffman
* Meeker
* Mowry
* Napa Sonoma
* Point Molate
* Salt ponds
* Seal
* Stege
* Steinberger
* Suisun
* Westpoint

Bridges
and tubes|

Bridges
San Francisco–Oakland

Eastern span replacement
Richmond–San Rafael
San Mateo–Hayward
Dumbarton
Dumbarton Rail Bridge (inactive)
Golden Gate
Benicia–Martinez
Antioch
Carquinez
Leimert
Park Street
Fruitvale
High Street
Bay Farm Island
Tubes
Posey/Webster Street
Transbay

Ferries|

* Angel Island–Tiburon Ferry
* Blue & Gold Fleet
* Golden Gate Ferry
* San Francisco Bay Ferry (WETA)

Ports and
marinas|

* Port of San Francisco
* Oakland Seaport
* Port of Richmond
* Hunters Point Naval Shipyard
* Mare Island Naval Shipyard
* Port of Redwood City
* Berkeley Marina
* Oyster Point Marina/Park
* Westpoint Harbor
* Foster City Marina (proposed)

Other|

History
Delta and Dawn
Discovery Site
Humphrey the Whale
San Leandro Oyster Beds
Richmond Shipyards
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Bay Model
Harold Gilliam
Marincello
Ecology
Golden Gate Biosphere Reserve
Cosco Busan oil spill
Thicktail chub
Delta smelt
Conservation and Development Commission
The Watershed Project
Save The Bay
Citizens for East Shore Parks
Friends of Five Creeks
Urban Creeks Council
1971 oil spill
Greenbelt Alliance
The Bay Institute
Reber Plan
San Francisco Baykeeper
San Francisco Estuary and Watershed Science
Estuary Partnership
Transportation
Water Trail
Transportation in the San Francisco Bay Area

* Portal
* Category

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Henry J. Kaiser

Organizations|

* California Shipbuilding Corporation
* Eagle Mountain Railroad
* Kaiser Aluminum
* Kaiser Broadcasting
* Kaiser Family Foundation
* Kaiser Motors
* Kaiser Permanente
* Kaiser Shipyards
* Kaiser Steel
* Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation
* Permanente Metals
* Permanente Quarry (Kaiser Cement)

Facilities|

* Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts
* Henry J. Kaiser High School
* Kaiser Center
* Kaiser Engineering Building
* Richmond Shipyards

People|

* Edgar Kaiser Jr.
* Edgar Kaiser Sr.
* Henry Kaiser (musician)

Related|

* Eagle Mountain, California
* Hawaii Kai, Hawaii

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