The list of battleships includes all battleships built between 1859 and 1946, listed alphabetically.
The boundary between ironclads and the first battleships, the so-called 'pre-dreadnought battleship', is not obvious, as the characteristics of the pre-dreadnought evolved in the period from 1875 to 1895.
As they can be considered as reduced versions of battleships, coastal defence ships (sometimes also referred to as coastal defence battleships) are included in the list.
| Name | Launched | Class | Type | Operator | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1901-09-11 | Pre-dreadnought | Awarded to UK 1920, scrapped 1921 | ||||
| 1895-04-03 | Coastal defence ship | Rebuilt as locomotive transporter 1922, beached off Gotland, 8 Dec 1929 | ||||
| 1870-02-19 | Breastwork monitor | For harbour defence of Bombay | ||||
| 1863-12-23 | Broadside ironclad | |||||
| 1868-10-13 | Coastal defence turret ship | |||||
| 1867-10-30 | Coastal defence turret ship | |||||
| 1867-09-21 | Coastal defence turret ship | |||||
| 1894-08-22 | Coastal defence ship | |||||
| 1868-08-28 | Coastal defence turret ship | |||||
| 1893-11-01 | Coastal defence ship | |||||
| 1865-11-03 | Ironclad ram | |||||
| 1904-05-20 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1879-09-17 | Turret ship | |||||
| 1865-03-27 | Broadside ironclad | Ex-Captain | ||||
| 1906-06-23 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1913-01-22 | Dreadnought | Ex-Ottoman Sultân Osmân-ı Evvel, former Brazilian Rio de Janeiro, seized near completion, 31 July 1914 | ||||
| 1880-03-10 | Turret ship | |||||
| 1912-03-21 | (1911) | Super-dreadnought | ||||
| 1907-04-14 | Semi-dreadnought | Sunk as target in Tokyo Bay, 2 Sep 1924 | ||||
| 1898-05-18 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1942-02-16 | Fast battleship | Museum ship at Battleship Memorial Park in Mobile Bay | ||||
| 1901-03-05 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1898-06-21 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1875-04-07 | Central battery ironclad | Ex-Superb | ||||
| 1913-05-07 | Dreadnought | Renamed España 1931 – mined off Santander, 30 Apr 1937 | ||||
| 1918-06-08 | Super-dreadnought | Sold incomplete to UK, 18 Feb 1918, converted to aircraft carrier | ||||
| 1880-10-06 | Central battery ironclad | |||||
| 1874-01-23 | Central battery ironclad | |||||
| 1913-11-27 | Super-dreadnought | Sold incomplete to UK, 9 Sep 1914, renamed Canada, repurchased under old Name, 27 Nov 1920 | ||||
| 1883-06-05 | ||||||
| 1879-09.11 | ||||||
| 1897-04-29 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1898-06-18 | Coastal defence ship | Ex-Brazilian, purchased 19 Apr 1924 | ||||
| 1864-10-17 | Ironclad | |||||
| Andrea Doria (1885) | 1885-11-21 | Ironclad | ||||
| 1913-03-30 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1906-10-30 | Semi-dreadnought | Inoperative at Kronstadt 1919 | ||||
| 1940-02-24 | (1939) | Fast battleship | Ex-Jellicoe | |||
| 1886-02-17 | Barbette ship | |||||
| 1864-10-17 | Broadside ironclad | |||||
| 1915-06-19 | Super-dreadnought | Sunk at Pearl Harbor | ||||
| 1911-01-14 | Dreadnought | Sunk at Bikini Atoll in nuclear weapons test Operation Crossroads, 1946 | ||||
| 1915-04-29 | Super-dreadnought | Ex-British, transferred 1944–49 | ||||
| 1864-08-20 | ||||||
| 1899-03-13 | Pre-dreadnought | Torpedoed by southeast of Cape Padaran, 25/26 May 1942 | ||||
| 1864-04-13 | Monitor | Ex-USS Catawba, purchased 1868 – scuttled, 16 Jan 1881, salvaged and used as a storage hulk | ||||
| 1869-02-27 | Central battery ironclad | |||||
| 1912-09-14 | (1911) | Super-dreadnought | Mined off Tory Island, 27 Oct 1914 | |||
| 1880-07-28 | ||||||
| 1878-05-13 | ||||||
| 1876-02-12 | Ironclad ram | Ex-Ottoman, purchased 1878 | ||||
| 1865-05-26 | Central battery ironclad | |||||
| 1865-09-06 | ||||||
| 1885-06-15 | Barbette ship | |||||
| 1861-02-27 | Broadside ironclad | Ex-Invincible | ||||
| 1875-05-08 | Central battery ironclad | Ex-Valparaiso – torpedoed by torpedo gunboat in Caldera Bay, 23 Apr 1891, during 1891 Chilean Civil War | ||||
| 1864-03-24 | Monitor | |||||
| 1868-03-10 | ||||||
| 1879-01-23 | Later | |||||
| 1885 | ||||||
| (1876) | 1876-05-08 | |||||
| 1862-10-24 | Broadside ironclad | Ex-Triumph, converted Bulwark class two-decker | ||||
| 1885-11-24 | Barbette ship | |||||
| 1869-03-27 | Masted turret ship | Sank in a storm off Cape Finisterre, 6 Sep 1870 | ||||
| 1863-08-01 | ||||||
| 1868-12-02 | Breastwork monitor | Victorian Navy | For harbour defence of Melbourne, sunk as breakwater, 2 Sep 1926 | |||
| 1867-09-12 | Coastal defence turret ship | |||||
| 1886-05-18 | Barbette ship | |||||
| 1875-09-15 | ||||||
| 1882-11-22 | Barbette ship | |||||
| 1882-03-21 | Turret ship | |||||
| 1881-09-08 | Turret ram | |||||
| 1867-07-29 | ||||||
| (1882) | 1882-04.27 | |||||
| 1861-03-28 | Broadside ironclad | |||||
| 1872-08-20 | ||||||
| 1871-07-18 | Breastwork monitor | |||||
| 1864-02-23 | ||||||
| 1864-03-30 | ||||||
| 1861-04-24 | Broadside ironclad | |||||
| 1874-09-12 | ||||||
| 1879-08-19 | ||||||
| 1871-07-12 | Turret ship | |||||
| 1881-12-28 | Turret ship | Scuttled during the Battle of Weihaiwei, 10 Feb 1895 | ||||
| 1862-07-26 | ||||||
| 1875-10-25 | ||||||
| Drache | 1861-09-09 | Broadside ironclad | ||||
| 1875-03-08 | Turret ship | |||||
| 1865-07-22 | ||||||
| 1874 | Floating Battery | |||||
| 1882-03-18 | Turret ship | |||||
| 1864-06-02 | Monitor | |||||
| 1886-05-20 | Barbette ship | |||||
| 1874-08-29 | Monitor | |||||
| 1878 | ||||||
| 1864-02-09 | Central battery ironclad (armoured sloop) | Ex-Circassian, converted Camelion class sloop | ||||
| 1872-04-24 | ||||||
| 1865-05-24 | ||||||
| 1864-07-05 | Central battery ironclad (armoured corvette) | |||||
| 1864-06-12 | ||||||
| 1861-10-01 | ||||||
| 1885 | ||||||
| 1885 | ||||||
| 1873-10-25 | ||||||
| 1867-01-16 | ||||||
| 1874-09-20 | ||||||
| 1865-04-26 | ||||||
| 1892-03-09 | Barbette ship | |||||
| 1871-03-08 | Breastwork monitor | |||||
| 1859-11-24 | Broadside ironclad | First ironclad laid down as such | ||||
| 1871-10-14 | Breastwork monitor | |||||
| 1870-05-17 | ||||||
| 1875-09-17 | ||||||
| 1870-05-05 | ||||||
| 1865.09.06 | ||||||
| 1865-06-24 | ||||||
| 1875-11-16 | Ex- | |||||
| 1872-10-26 | ||||||
| 1871-09-30 | Breastwork monitor | |||||
| 1862-09-26 | Broadside ironclad | |||||
| 1878-05-09 | ||||||
| 1868-02-10 | Central battery ironclad | |||||
| 1885-10-27 | Turret ram | Sunk as gunnery target off Kentish Knock, 18 Feb 1908, raised and scrapped | ||||
| 1863-12-10 | ||||||
| 1886 | ||||||
| 1870-03-19 | Ironclad ram | |||||
| 1885-04-28 | Barbette ship | Scrapped at Inverkeithing in 1958 | ||||
| 1865-10-06 | Turret ship | Captured by the Chilean Navy at the Battle of Angamos, 8 Oct 1879 | ||||
| 1865-10-06 | Turret ship | Ex-Peruvian, captured at the Battle of Angamos, 8 Oct 1879 – various subsequent uses, now a museum ship in Talcahuano | ||||
| 1871-12-28 | Breastwork monitor | |||||
| 1889-05-15 | Coastal defence barbette/turret ship | |||||
| 1887 | Barbette ship | |||||
| 1889 | Turret ship | Later Japanese | ||||
| 1865-08-08 | Broadside ironclad | Destroyed after grounding during the Battle of Punta Gruesa, 21 May 1879 | ||||
| 1883 | ||||||
| 1876-04-27 | Masted turret ship | |||||
| 1861-04-04 | ||||||
| 1869-05-29 | Central battery ironclad | Sank in storm off Portland Bill, 17 Sep 1914 | ||||
| 1870.03.01 | Central battery ironclad | |||||
| 1880 | ||||||
| 1921-11-17 | Super-dreadnought | Cancelled under terms of Washington Naval Treaty 1922 – converted to aircraft carrier | ||||
| 1871 | Re-launched as central battery ironclad | |||||
| 1874-03-19 | ||||||
| 1862-03-14 | Broadside ironclad | |||||
| 1875-12-28 | ||||||
| Kilkis | 1905-09-30 | Mississippi-class | Pre-dreadnought | Ex-American | ||
| 1867-09-12 | Central battery ironclad | |||||
| 1864-05-08 | Monitor | |||||
| 1868-04-25 | ||||||
| 1874-10-28 | ||||||
| 1865-08-26 | Broadside ironclad | |||||
| 1867-05-06 | ||||||
| 1887-06-06 | ||||||
| 1887-04-14 | ||||||
| 1864-03-22 | Monitor | |||||
| 1864-06-08 | Monitor | |||||
| Lemnos | 1905-12-09 | Mississippi-class | Pre-dreadnought | Ex-American | ||
| 1883 | ||||||
| 1868-08-08 | ||||||
| 1869-02-25 | Central battery ironclad | |||||
| 1864-10-13 | Broadside ironclad | |||||
| 1865-03-27 | Broadside ironclad | |||||
| 1874-10-29 | Monitor | |||||
| 1870-03-02 | Breastwork monitor | For harbour defence of Bombay | ||||
| (1861) | 1861-06-22 | Broadside ironclad | ||||
| 1890 | ||||||
| 1864-08-19 | ||||||
| 1864-05-21 | Monitor | Ex-USS Oneota, purchased 1868 – scuttled at Arica, 7 June 1880 | ||||
| 1887 | ||||||
| 1869-12-04 | ||||||
| 1861-09-16 | Central battery ironclad | Rebuilt from screw frigate Resolución 1867–70 | ||||
| 1864-12-20 | ||||||
| 1874-10-28 | ||||||
| 1863-12-12 | Broadside ironclad | Ex-Elephant | ||||
| 1868-05-25 | Masted turret ship | |||||
| 1862-01-30 | Monitor | First monitor, eponym of the type | ||||
| 1864-06-23 | Broadside ironclad | |||||
| 1887 | ||||||
| 1874-09-10 | Masted turret ship | Ex-Brazilian Independencia, purchased 1878 | ||||
| 1888-03-27 | Turret ship | |||||
| (1860) | 1860-03-10 | |||||
| 1866-04-17 | Broadside ironclad | |||||
| 1873-06-02 | Circular ironclad (Popovka) | |||||
| 1863-11-19 | Broadside ironclad | Completely rebuilt 1897–98 | ||||
| 1868-10-15 | ||||||
| 1863-03-19 | Broadside ironclad | Converted Bulwark class two-decker | ||||
| 1872-12-12 | ||||||
| 1884-12-20 | ||||||
| 1879-01-23 | Ironclad ram | Ex-Ottoman, purchased 1878 | ||||
| 1871-10-02 | ||||||
| 1865-03-14 | Central battery ironclad (armoured corvette) | |||||
| 1864-10-18 | ||||||
| 1887-02-05 | Barbette ship | |||||
| 1867-06-18 | Central battery ironclad (armoured corvette) | |||||
| 1864-06-30 | Monitor | |||||
| 1863-05-18 | Broadside ironclad | |||||
| 1872-08-27 | Turret ship | |||||
| (1865) | 1865-08-15 | Broadside ironclad | ||||
| 1876-02-12 | Later | |||||
| 1873-11-22 | ||||||
| 1864-05-23 | Coastal defence turret ship | |||||
| 1862-06-26 | Broadside ironclad | Ex-Triumph, converted Bulwark class two-decker | ||||
| 1872-01-15 | ||||||
| 1863-09-15 | ||||||
| 1866-10-09 | Turret ship | |||||
| 1864-06-00 | ||||||
| 1862-06-14 | ||||||
| 1879-09-07 | ||||||
| (1863) | 1863-10-29 | |||||
| 1890-02-20 | Coastal defence barbette/turret ship | |||||
| 1874-11-19 | Monitor | |||||
| 1863-04-18 | Broadside ironclad | |||||
| 1863-08-29 | Broadside ironclad | |||||
| 1888 | Barbette ship | |||||
| (1876) | 1876-09.18 | |||||
| 1863-04-28 | ||||||
| 1885 | ||||||
| 1861-04-11 | Broadside ironclad | |||||
| 1863-08-15 | Central battery ironclad (armoured sloop) | Ex-Trent, converted Camelion class sloop | ||||
| 1868-04-25 | Central battery ironclad | Converted Bulwark class two-decker | ||||
| 1865-12-28 | ||||||
| (1873) | 1873-12-03 | |||||
| 1884-10-08 | Barbette ship | |||||
| 1863-05-06 | ||||||
| (1865) | 1865-12-18 | |||||
| 1864-10-15 | Central battery ironclad | Converted Bulwark class two-decker | ||||
| 1862-09-10 | (modified) | Broadside ironclad | Converted Bulwark class two-decker | |||
| 1857-04-25 | Coastal defence turret ship | Converted Duke of Wellington class three-decker | ||||
| 1884 | ||||||
| 1872-03-12 | Ironclad ram | |||||
| 1867-09-12 | Coastal defence turret ship | |||||
| 1877-07-21 | ||||||
| 1869-04-26 | Central battery ironclad | |||||
| 1861-08-22 | ||||||
| Salamis | 1914-11-11 | Dreadnought | Laid down 23 July 1913, construction was halted on 31 December 1914; scrapped in 1932 | |||
| 1863-09-21 | ||||||
| 1887-05-09 | Turret ship | |||||
| 1890 | Barbette ship | |||||
| 1863-09-29 | ||||||
| 1868-01-18 | ||||||
| 1863-07-04 | Masted turret ship | Ex-Confederate order North Carolina alias El Tousson, seized 1863 | ||||
| (1864) | 1864-08-12 | Broadside ironclad | ||||
| 1891 | Barbette ship | |||||
| 1887-06-01 | Barbette ship | |||||
| 1864-06-23 | Coastal defence turret ship | |||||
| 1861-06-24 | ||||||
| 1889-10-26 | Coastal defence barbette/turret ship | |||||
| 1868-04-05 | ||||||
| 1864-06-02 | Monitor | |||||
| (1870) | 1870-12-26 | |||||
| 1875-11-16 | Central battery ironclad | Ex-Ottoman ironclad, purchased 1878 | ||||
| 1870-05-31 | Central battery ironclad | |||||
| 1864-08-18 | ||||||
| 1870-06-15 | Central battery ironclad | |||||
| 1878-10-18 | ||||||
| 1876-05-09 | Central battery/barbette ship | |||||
| 1861-02-16 | ||||||
| 1881 | ||||||
| 1863-03-19 | Broadside ironclad | Destroyed by fire, 30 Dec 1873, during Third Carlist War | ||||
| 1872-03-25 | Turret ship | |||||
| 1864-06-27 | Monitor | |||||
| 1880-09-30 | ||||||
| 1887-09-20 | Turret ship | |||||
| 1876-11-09 | ||||||
| 1870-09-27 | Central battery ironclad | |||||
| 1864-05-27 | Monitor | |||||
| 1864-08-18 | ||||||
| 1863-10-14 | Broadside ironclad | |||||
| 1870-01-03 | Central battery ironclad | Sunk in collision with in Irish Sea, 1 Sep 1875 | ||||
| 1876-12-01 | Central battery ironclad | Rebuilt and heavily modernized 1901–03 | ||||
| 1867-12-28 | Central battery ironclad | |||||
| Vasilefs Konstantinos | 1914-06-12 | Dreadnought | Work halted August 1914, broken up in 1925 | |||
| 1870-01-18 | Broadside ironclad | |||||
| 1869-01-21 | ||||||
| 1864-05-08 | Monitor | |||||
| 1887-04-09 | Turret ship | Ex-Renown – accidentally rammed and sunk by off Tripoli, Lebanon, 22 June 1893 | ||||
| 1865-11-04 | Broadside ironclad | Reconstructed 1897–98 | ||||
| 1875-10-07 | Circular ironclad (Popovka) | |||||
| 1860-12-29 | Broadside ironclad | Museum ship in Portsmouth | ||||
| 1863-08-29 | Masted turret ship | Ex-Confederate order Mississippi alias El Monnassir, seized 1863 | ||||
| 1878-11-09 | ||||||
| 1901-06-12 | Pre-dreadnought | Converted to radio-controlled target ship 1926–28 – scuttled as blockship at Gotenhafen, 26 Mar 1945, broken up in situ 1949–50 | ||||
| 1867-02-06 | Central battery ironclad | |||||
| 1864-03-07 | Central battery ironclad | Converted Bulwark class two-decker | ||||
| 1882-11-28 | Turret ship | Captured by the Japanese Navy after the Battle of Weihaiwei, 17 Feb 1895, renamed Chin'en, sold for scrap in 1912 | ||||
| 1910-04-12 | Semi-dreadnought | Awarded to Italy 1920, scrapped 1920–21 | ||||
| 1902-10-04 | Pre-dreadnought | Awarded to UK 1920, scrapped 1921 | ||||
| 1915-10-30 | Super-dreadnought | Flagship of High Seas Fleet at the Battle of Jutland – beached in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919, sunk as target off Portsmouth, 16 Aug 1921 | ||||
| 1891-06-30 | Pre-dreadnought | Ex-German Kurfürst Friedrich Wilhelm, purchased 12 Sep 1910 | ||||
| 1892-08-10 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1914-10-31 | Super-dreadnought | Sunk by German off Egyptian coast, 25 Nov 1941– sinking was filmed | ||||
| 1915-02-18 | Super-dreadnought | Scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919, raised for scrap 1934 | ||||
| 1920-04-15 | Super-dreadnought | Converted to aircraft carrier | ||||
| 1907-07-27 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1913-11-12 | Super-dreadnought | |||||
| 1901 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1890-11-08 | Coastal defence ship | |||||
| 1939-02-14 | Fast battleship | Scuttled because of incapacitating battle damage in North Atlantic, 27 May 1941 | ||||
| 1901-09-08 | Pre-dreadnought | Sunk at the Battle of Tsushima, 27 May 1905 | ||||
| 1896 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1891-09-21 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1902-12-20 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1891 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1913-04-21 | Super-dreadnought | Sunk by British forces during the Attack on Mers-el-Kébir, 3 July 1940 | ||||
| 1904-12-10 | Semi-dreadnought | Torpedoed by German off Cape Trafalgar, 9 Nov 1918 | ||||
| 1896-04-27 | Coastal defence ship | Awarded to UK 1920, scrapped 1921 | ||||
| 1899-10-18 | Pre-dreadnought | Blew up at Sheerness, 26 Nov 1914 | ||||
| 1896-09-02 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1913 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1919-11-20 | Super-dreadnought | Sunk during the Attack on Pearl Harbour, 7 Dec 1941, raised and rebuilt 1942–44 | ||||
| 1913-11-27 | Super-dreadnought | Ex-Chilean Almirante Latorre, purchased 9 Sep 1914, resold to Chile, 27 Nov 1920 | ||||
| 1897-10-12 | Pre-dreadnought | Fired first shots at the Battle of the Falkland Islands, 8 Dec 1914 | ||||
| 1890-12-20 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1894 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1892-08-03 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1911-11-18 | (1911) | Super-dreadnought | Scuttled as Mulberry harbour blockship off Normandy, 7 June 1944 | |||
| 1895 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1893 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| data-sort-value="1945" | Cancelled | Fast battleship | Laid down 17 Jan 1939, stopped after the Fall of France 1940 | |||
| 1908-11-07 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1921-03-22 | Super-dreadnought | Refitted 1941–42 | ||||
| 1910-04-09 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1903-05-13 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1909 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1906 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1911-05-01 | Super-dreadnought | |||||
| 1903-01-12 | Pre-dreadnought | Sold incomplete to UK, 3 Dec 1903, renamed Swiftsure | ||||
| 1911 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1901-07-13 | Pre-dreadnought | Torpedoed by German east of Malta, 9 Jan 1917 | ||||
| 1911-09-23 | Dreadnought | Scuttled as breakwater off Sword beach, 9 June 1944, during Operation Neptune, scrapped in situ | ||||
| 1910 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1909 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1901-09-28 | Coastal defence ship | |||||
| 1909-03-15 | Coastal defence ship | Renamed Soerabaja 1936 – sunk by Japanese bombers in Surabaya harbour, 18 Feb 1942, raised and sunk again by the Allies 1943 | ||||
| 1910 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1904 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1898-06-18 | Coastal defence ship | Sold to Mexico, 19 Apr 1924, renamed Anáhuac | ||||
| 1904-11-19 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1909 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1903-08-25 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1906-02-10 | Dreadnought | First dreadnought battleship, eponym of the type | ||||
| 1940-02-28 | (1939) | Fast battleship | Ex-Anson, scrapped in 1957 | |||
| 1901-03-21 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1935-10-02 | Fast battleship | Scuttled at Toulon, 27 Nov 1942, sold for scrap 1958 | ||||
| 1890 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1903-05-26 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1897 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1913-11-27 | Super-dreadnought | Ex-Delhi – sunk as gunnery target on Owers Bank, 10–11 June 1931, raised and scrapped | ||||
| 1891-05-07 | Pre-dreadnought | Ex-Renown – sunk as gunnery target off Portland, 4 Nov 1913 | ||||
| 1913-09-03 | Super-dreadnought | Ex-Ottoman Reşadiye, seized near completion, 31 July 1914 | ||||
| 1905-05-21 | Pre-dreadnought | Awarded to UK 1920, scrapped 1921 | ||||
| 1908-09-30 | Semi-dreadnought | Awarded to Italy 1920, scrapped 1926 | ||||
| 1904-04-30 | Pre-dreadnought | Awarded to France 1920, scrapped 1921 | ||||
| 1903-10-04 | Pre-dreadnought | Awarded to France 1920, grounded in Bizerte, scrapped in situ | ||||
| 1912-02-05 | Dreadnought | Ran aground off Cape Tres Forcas, 26 Aug 1923, broken up in situ | ||||
| 1894-09-29 | Coastal defence ship | |||||
| 1906-11-03 | Pre-dreadnought | Black Sea Fleet, renamed Revolyutsiya 1921 – dismantled by British forces at Sevastopol 1919 | ||||
| 1901-08-31 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| data-sort-value="1914-07-31" | Cancelled | Super-dreadnought | Laid down 11 June 1914, stopped by order of British Government | |||
| 1914-10-20 | Super-dreadnought | Cancelled after end of World War I | ||||
| 1898-07-06 | Coastal defence ship | |||||
| 1911 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1898-11-17 | Pre-dreadnought | Torpedoed by German off Portland, 1 Jan 1915 | ||||
| 1912-11-07 | Dreadnought | Foundered in Quiberon Bay, 26 Aug 1922, broken up in situ 1935–58 | ||||
| 1911-06-10 | Dreadnought | Scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919, raised for scrap 1936 | ||||
| 1891-07-21 | Coastal defence ship | Rebuilt as merchant ship 1923 | ||||
| 1911-07-23 | Dreadnought | Ex-, renamed 1926, inoperative since 1918 | ||||
| 1896-03-31 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1914-03-28 | Super-dreadnought | Sunk during the Battle of Surigao Strait, 25 Oct 1944 | ||||
| (1911) | 1911-10-20 | Dreadnought | Later Soviet | |||
| 1914-09-20 | Super-dreadnought | Cancelled after end of World War I | ||||
| 1896 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1896-05-12 | Coastal defence ship | |||||
| 1902 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1911 | Dreadnought | Later Soviet | ||||
| 1899-03-11 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1936-12-08 | Fast battleship | Sunk as blockship at Gotenhafen, 23 Mar 1945, raised and scrapped 1952 | ||||
| 1898-03-23 | Pre-dreadnought | Torpedoed in Morto Bay off Cape Helles by Ottoman destroyer Muâvenet-i Millîye, 12 May 1915 | ||||
| 1913-05-05 | Dreadnought | Scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919, raised for scrap 1938 | ||||
| 1900-09-09 | Pre-dreadnought | Awarded to UK 1920, scrapped 1921 | ||||
| 1893-10-21 | Coastal defence ship | |||||
| 1896-04-28 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1905-09-29 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1898-11-01 | Pre-dreadnought | Mined off Port Arthur, 15 May 1904 | ||||
| 1892-07-27 | Coastal defence ship | |||||
| 1909-09-25 | Dreadnought | Surrendered to UK 1920, scrapped 1921 | ||||
| 1899 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1910-05-10 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1902-06-07 | Coastal defence ship | |||||
| 1903-09-18 | Pre-dreadnought | Converted to radio-controlled target ship 1935–37 – ceded to Soviet Union 1946, renamed Tsel | ||||
| 1905-06-17 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1892-08-06 | Coastal defence ship | Sunk en route to scrap off Dutch coast 1919, broken up in situ 1923 | ||||
| 1903-12-19 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1900-10-23 | Pre-dreadnought | Ex-Russian, captured after the Siege of Port Arthur 1905 – sunk as target in Bungo Channel, 25 July 1924 | ||||
| 1891-07-30 | (modified) | Pre-dreadnought | With turrets instead of barbettes – sunk as a blockship in Portland harbour, 4 Nov 1914 | |||
| 1940-04-09 | (1939) | Fast battleship | Ex-Beatty | |||
| 1917-01-27 | Super-dreadnought | Converted to hybrid aircraft carrier 1943 – sunk by US air attack on Kure, 27 July 1945, raised and scrapped 1946–47 | ||||
| 1908 | Semi-dreadnought | Sold to Greece, 1914 | ||||
| 1917 | Super-dreadnought | |||||
| 1898 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1901 | Pre-dreadnought | Renamed Prairie State | ||||
| data-sort-value="1945" | Cancelled | Fast battleship | Laid down 6 Dec 1942, cancelled before launch | |||
| 1896-09-17 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1931-07-09 | Coastal defence ship | Mined south of Utö, 13 Sep 1941 | ||||
| 1913 | Dreadnought | Later Soviet | ||||
| 1913 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1902-08-03 | Pre-dreadnought | Sunk at the Battle of Tsushima, 27 May 1905 | ||||
| 1914 | Dreadnought | Later Soviet | ||||
| 1907-09-07 | Semi-dreadnought | Renamed Respublika 1917, inoperative at Kronstadt 1918 | ||||
| 1939-11-15 | Fast battleship | Not completed, hulk sunk in Trieste, 15 Feb 1945, raised and scrapped 1948 | ||||
| 1899-03-11 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1891-02-26 | Coastal defence ship | |||||
| 1895 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1941-11-21 | Fast battleship | Broken up 1963, parts preserved in namesake state | ||||
| 1906-05-13 | Pre-dreadnought | Black Sea Fleet – dismantled by British forces at Sevastopol 1919 | ||||
| 1897 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1942-08-27 | Fast battleship | Museum ship at the Pacific Battleship Center in the Port of Los Angeles | ||||
| 1912-10-12 | Super-dreadnought | Flagship of Grand Fleet at the Battle of Jutland | ||||
| 1898-12-15 | Pre-dreadnought | Mined at the Dardanelles, 18 Mar 1915 | ||||
| 1916-11-12 | Super-dreadnought | Converted to hybrid aircraft carrier 1943 – sunk by US air attack on Kure, 28 July 1945, scrapped in situ 1946–47 | ||||
| 1886-04-14 | Coastal defence ship | |||||
| 1902-07-19 | Pre-dreadnought | Ex-Russian, captured after the Battle of Tsushima, 28 May 1905 – sunk as target west of Jōgashima, 10 July 1924 | ||||
| 1906-09-22 | Coastal defence ship | |||||
| 1914-09-21 | Dreadnought | Wrecked by internal explosion at Cartagena, 17 June 1937, refloated, finally discarded 1939 | ||||
| 1893 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1911-09-22 | Dreadnought | Renamed Océan 1937 – captured by Germany, 27 Nov 1942, sunk by Allied aircraft 1944, raised and scrapped 1945 | ||||
| 1940-03-06 | Fast battleship | Last battleship completed 1955, scrapped in 1970 | ||||
| 1895-11-18 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1904 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1911-03-22 | Dreadnought | Scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919, raised for scrap 1929 | ||||
| 1900-04-21 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1896-07-01 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1899-10-18 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1897-09-14 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1899-06-01 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1911-11-11 | Dreadnought | Scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919, raised for scrap 1936 | ||||
| 1906 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1905-03-22 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1905-07-04 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1910-10-15 | Dreadnought | Blew up in Tokuyama Bay, 12 July 1918 | ||||
| 1900 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1900 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| data-sort-value="1945" | Cancelled | Fast battleship | Laid down 7 Mar 1942, cancelled before launch | |||
| 1903-07-23 | Semi-dreadnought | Mined off Cape Wrath, 6 January 1916 | ||||
| 1911-10-09 | (1911) | Super-dreadnought | Ex-Royal George | |||
| 1939-02-21 | (1939) | Fast battleship | Sold for scrap 1957 | |||
| 1900-10-09 | Pre-dreadnought | Black Sea Fleet, famous mutinity 1905, renamed 1905, Potjomkin-Tavricheskiy and Borets za Svobodu 1917 – dismantled by British forces at Sevastopol 1919 | ||||
| 1902-09-25 | Pre-dreadnought | Sunk at the Battle of Tsushima, 27 May 1905 | ||||
| 1913-03-01 | Dreadnought | Scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919 | ||||
| 1912-04-27 | Dreadnought | Scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919, raised for scrap 1935 | ||||
| 1900-04-24 | Coastal defence ship | |||||
| 1894-10-27 | Coastal defence ship | |||||
| 1914-02-21 | Dreadnought | Renamed 1918, scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919 | ||||
| 1891-06-30 | Pre-dreadnought | Sold to Turkey, 12 Sep 1910, renamed Barbaros Hayreddin | ||||
| 1915-05-01 | Super-dreadnought | Cancelled after end of World War I | ||||
| 1911 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1890-12-11 | Coastal defence ship | Ex-Nueve de Julio | ||||
| 1903-01-15 | Pre-dreadnought | Sold incomplete to UK, 3 Dec 1903, renamed Triumph | ||||
| 1905 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1937-08-22 | Fast battleship | Renamed Italia 1943, as war prize to USA, scrapped 1952–54 | ||||
| 1899-09-21 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1906-09-04 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1913-09-30 | Super-dreadnought | Joined Free French Naval Forces 1942 | ||||
| 1904-05-27 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1906 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1894-12-19 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1889-11-18 | Pre-dreadnought | Sunk by explosion in Havana Harbor, 15 Feb 1898, catalyst for the Spanish–American War | ||||
| 1902 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1895-01-31 | Pre-dreadnought | Torpedoed by German at the Dardanelles, 27 May 1915 | ||||
| 1915-03-18 | Super-dreadnought | |||||
| 1911-09-22 | Dreadnought | Ex-, renamed 1921, reconstructed 1928–31 – sunk at Leningrad by German Stukas, 23 Sep 1941,used as floating battery, regained old name 1943, renamed Volkhov 1950 | ||||
| 1913-06-04 | Dreadnought | Scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919 | ||||
| 1912-01-25 | Super-dreadnought | |||||
| 1896-03-30 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1904-06-15 | Coastal defence ship | |||||
| 1920-03-20 | Super-dreadnought | Lightly damaged during the Attack on Pearl Harbour, 7 Dec 1941, returned to duty as first battleship 1942 | ||||
| 1896 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1941-09-23 | Fast battleship | Museum ship at Battleship Cove in Fall River, Massachusetts | ||||
| 1895 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1901-11-09 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1908 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1900-11-08 | Pre-dreadnought | Flagship of Admiral Togō in the Battle of Tsushima – museum ship at Mikasa Park in Yokosuka, only preserved pre-dreadnought | ||||
| 1908-09-10 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1906 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1909 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1908 | Semi-dreadnought | Sold to Greece, 8 July 1914 | ||||
| 1917 | Super-dreadnought | |||||
| 1901 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1944-01-29 | Fast battleship | Last battleship retired by the US Navy – museum ship at Pearl Harbor | ||||
| 1895-05-09 | Coastal defence ship | Awarded to UK 1920, scrapped 1921 | ||||
| 1911-03-30 | Super-dreadnought | |||||
| 1901-03-05 | Pre-dreadnought | Wrecked on Lundy Island, 30 May 1906 | ||||
| 1911-09-23 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1940-11-01 | Fast battleship | One of the two most powerful battleships in naval history – sunk by US air attacks during the Battle of Leyte Gulf, 24 Oct 1944 | ||||
| 1920-05-31 | Super-dreadnought | Blew up at Hashirajima, 8 June 1943 | ||||
| 1919-11-09 | Super-dreadnought | Only Japanese battleship surviving World War II – sunk as target in Operation Crossroads at Bikini Atoll, 1946 | ||||
| 1905 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1908-03-07 | Dreadnought | Surrendered to Japan 1920, scrapped 1921 | ||||
| 1891 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1902 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1925-09-03 | Treaty battleship | scrapped in 1949 | ||||
| 1909-09-30 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1914 | Super-dreadnought | Sunk at Bikini Atoll in nuclear weapons test Operation Crossroads, 1946 | ||||
| 1902 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1942-12-07 | Fast battleship | Museum ship in Camden, New Jersey | ||||
| 1917 | Super-dreadnought | |||||
| 1914 | Super-dreadnought | |||||
| 1904-02-04 | Semi-dreadnought | Renamed Zealandia 1911 | ||||
| 1914-10-19 | Super-dreadnought | Cancelled after end of World War I | ||||
| 1940-06-13 | Fast battleship | Museum ship in Wilmington, North Carolina | ||||
| 1910 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1911-10-15 | Dreadnought | Ex-Italian, ceded as war reparation 1949 – sunk by explosion at Sevastopol, 28/29 Oct 1955, raised and scrapped | ||||
| 1898-07-05 | Pre-dreadnought | Mined in Morto Bay off Cape Helles, 18 Mar 1915 | ||||
| 1894-11-03 | Coastal defence ship | Rebuilt as merchant ship 1922 | ||||
| 1904 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1914 | Super-dreadnought | |||||
| 1911-10-20 | Dreadnought | Ex-, renamed 1925, recommissioned 1926, reconstructed 1931–34 | ||||
| 1910-06-30 | Dreadnought | Surrendered to Japan 1920, scrapped 1921 | ||||
| 1896 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1902-07-19 | Pre-dreadnought | Surrendered to Japan after the Battle of Tsushima, 28 May 1905, renamed Iwami | ||||
| 1910-08-20 | Super-dreadnought | |||||
| 1898-11-08 | Pre-dreadnought | Sunk at the Battle of Tsushima, 27 May 1905 | ||||
| 1909-09-30 | Dreadnought | Surrendered to USA 1920, sunk as a target by aircraft off Cape Henry, 21 July 1921 | ||||
| 1912-09-28 | Dreadnought | Barracks ship of the Polish Navy at Plymouth 1940–45 | ||||
| 1911-07-10 | Dreadnought | Ex-, renamed 1921, recommissioned 1925, transferred to Black Sea Fleet 1929, reconstructed 1938–40, regained old name 1943 | ||||
| 1903 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1915 | Super-dreadnought | |||||
| 1898-05-19 | Pre-dreadnought | Lost to Japan after the Siege of Port Arthur 1905, renamed Sagami, sold back to Russia 1916 – mined off Port Said, 4 Jan 1917 | ||||
| 1894 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1911-09-22 | Dreadnought | Later Soviet | ||||
| 1894-08-16 | Coastal defence ship | |||||
| 1900-05-10 | Pre-dreadnought | Lost to Japan after the Siege of Port Arthur 1905, renamed Suwo | ||||
| 1894-11-06 | Pre-dreadnought | Lost to Japan after the Siege of Port Arthur 1905, renamed Tango, sold back to Russia 1916, renamed Chesma | ||||
| 1911-07-23 | Dreadnought | Later Soviet | ||||
| 1905-12-02 | Pre-dreadnought | Torpedoed by British destroyers at the Battle of Jutland, 1 June 1916 | ||||
| 1908-12-12 | Dreadnought | Surrendered to UK 1920, scrapped 1922 | ||||
| 1903-10-30 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1894-09-10 | Pre-dreadnought | Foundered en route to Germany for break-up, 30 Dec 1921 | ||||
| 1902-03-25 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1939-05-03 | (1939) | Fast battleship | Sunk by Japanese torpedo bombers off Kuantan, South China Sea, 10 Dec 1941 | |||
| 1912-11-30 | Dreadnought | Awarded to France 1920, sunk as target off Toulon, 28 June 1922 | ||||
| 1912-02-17 | Dreadnought | Scuttled in Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919, raised for scrap 1931 | ||||
| 1913-04-20 | Super-dreadnought | Scuttled at Toulon, 27 Nov 1942, raised by Italy 1943, sunk again as blockship, raised again for scrap 1949 | ||||
| 1902-03-08 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1913-10-16 | Super-dreadnought | |||||
| 1909-07-03 | Semi-dreadnought | Awarded to Italy 1920, scrapped 1920–21 | ||||
| 1892-03-01 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1916-09-12 | Super-dreadnought | |||||
| 1891-11-21 | Coastal defence monitor | |||||
| 1904 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1901 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1895-05-08 | (modified) | Pre-dreadnought | ||||
| 1902 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1892-02-27 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1913-09-03 | Super-dreadnought | Seized by UK near completion, 31 July 1914, renamed Erin | ||||
| 1892-05-28 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1915-01-14 | Super-dreadnought | |||||
| 1900-10-23 | Pre-dreadnought | Lost to Japan after the Siege of Port Arthur 1905, renamed Hizen | ||||
| 1892-11-03 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1915-05-29 | Super-dreadnought | Ex-Renown | ||||
| 1908-09-26 | Dreadnought | Surrendered to UK 1920, scrapped 1921 | ||||
| 1902 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1939-01-17 | Fast battleship | Switched from Vichy Regime to Free French Naval Forces 1943 | ||||
| 1913-01-22 | Dreadnought | Sold incomplete to Turkey, 28 Dec 1913, renamed Sultân Osmân-ı Evvel, finally ended up as British Agincourt | ||||
| 1911-08-26 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1925-12-17 | Treaty battleship | |||||
| 1909 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1940-06-09 | Fast battleship | Sunk by German Fritz X radio-controlled bomb in the Strait of Bonifacio, 9 Sep 1943 | ||||
| 1896 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1892-11-05 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1914-11-17 | Super-dreadnought | Torpedoed by German at Scapa Flow, 14 Oct 1939 | ||||
| 1891-02-26 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1915-04-29 | Super-dreadnought | Transferred to Soviet Union 1944–49, renamed Arkhangelsk | ||||
| 1901-02-19 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1916-11-21 | Super-dreadnought | Incomplete at end of World War I, scrapped 1921 | ||||
| 1898-05-19 | Pre-dreadnought | Ex-Russian, captured after the Siege of Port Arthur 1905 – sold back to Russia 1916, regained old name, sunk off Port Said 1917 | ||||
| 1896 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1909-04-19 | Dreadnought | Lost under tow to scrap north of the Azores, 4 Nov 1951 | ||||
| 1906-11-15 | Semi-dreadnought | Sunk as target off Bōsō Peninsula, 7 Sep 1924 | ||||
| 1936-10-03 | Fast battleship | Sunk by British forces at the Battle of North Cape, 26 Dec 1943 | ||||
| 1906-05-28 | Pre-dreadnought | Scuttled after mine strike at Swinemünde, 3 May 1945, broken up in situ 1949–56 | ||||
| 1906-12-17 | Pre-dreadnought | Fired first shots of World War II – foundered after British air attack at Gotenhafen, 18 Dec 1944, raised and used as target by Soviet Navy till the 1960s | ||||
| 1901-08-19 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1911-03-10 | Dreadnought | Converted to target ship, 1924 – grounded after US air attack on Kure, 24 July 1945, raised and scrapped 1946–47 | ||||
| 1895 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1911-07-10 | Dreadnought | Later Soviet | ||||
| 1898-11-01 | Pre-dreadnought | scrapped in 1948 | ||||
| 1944-10-08 | Fast battleship | Converted to aircraft carrier, sunk by USS Archerfish 1944 | ||||
| 1889-08-10 | Coastal defence ship | |||||
| 1894 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1903-08-29 | Pre-dreadnought | Scuttled during the Battle of Moon Sound, 17 Oct 1917, scrapped 1935 | ||||
| 1908 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1941-06-07 | Fast battleship | Broken up 1962, parts preserved at Sioux Falls, South Dakota | ||||
| 1937-07-31 | Coastal defence ship | Sunk by loyal aircraft on Chao Phraya River during the Manhattan Rebellion, 1 July 1951 | ||||
| 1908-09-10 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1936-12-12 | Fast battleship | Scuttled at Toulon, 27 Nov 1942, sold for scrap 1955 | ||||
| 1899 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1907-11-07 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1913-01-22 | Dreadnought | Ex-Brazilian Rio de Janeiro, purchased 28 Dec 1913, seized by UK near completion, 31 July 1914, renamed Agincourt | ||||
| 1900-05-10 | Pre-dreadnought | Ex-Russian, captured after the Siege of Port Arthur 1905 | ||||
| 1903-01-12 | Pre-dreadnought | Ex-Chilean Constitución, purchased 1903 | ||||
| 1914-01-17 | Dreadnought | Torpedoed by Italian MAS 15 off Premuda, 10 June 1918 – sinking was filmed | ||||
| 1894-11-06 | Pre-dreadnought | Ex-Russian Poltava, captured after the Siege of Port Arthur 1905 – sold back to Russia 1916, renamed Chesma | ||||
| 1912-03-21 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1907-08-24 | Dreadnought | |||||
| 1919-04-30 | Super-dreadnought | Marginally damaged during the Attack on Pearl Harbour, 7 Dec 1941, returned to duty 1942, rebuilt 1942–43 | ||||
| 1895 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1912-05-18 | Super-dreadnought | Museum ship at San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site, only preserved dreadnought | ||||
| 1937-07-31 | Coastal defence ship | Wrecked in Battle of Koh Chang, 17 Jan 1941, refitted in Japan, used as training vessel | ||||
| 1911-02-01 | Super-dreadnought | |||||
| 1909-11-27 | Dreadnought | Surrendered to France 1920, sunk off Gavres as a target, broken up 1923–33 | ||||
| 1939-04-01 | Fast battleship | Sunk by British bombers near Tromsø, 12 Nov 1944, broken up 1948–57 | ||||
| 1921-12-18 | Super-dreadnought | Cancelled under terms of Washington Naval Treaty 1922 – scuttled in the Bungo channel, 9 Feb 1925 | ||||
| 1893 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1903-01-15 | Pre-dreadnought | Ex-Chilean Libertad, purchased 1903 – torpedoed by German U-21, 25 May 1915 | ||||
| 1901-02-23 | Pre-dreadnought | Renamed 1917, inoperative at Kronstadt 1918 | ||||
| 1891-12-14 | Pre-dreadnought | Ex-German Weissenburg, purchased 12 Sep 1910 | ||||
| 1909-12-23 | Dreadnought | Sunk at Pearl Harbor | ||||
| 1932-04-29 | Coastal defence ship | Handed over to Soviet Navy as war reparation, 29 May 1947, renamed Vyborg | ||||
| 1914-11-04 | Super-dreadnought | |||||
| 1909-02-22 | Dreadnought | Blew up at Scapa Flow, 9 July 1917 | ||||
| 1944-11-30 | Fast battleship | Last battleship launched, sold for scrap in 1960 | ||||
| 1899-11-02 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1899-07-25 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1910-04-12 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1907-05-08 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1905-08-31 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1895-10-19 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1904-04-06 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1911-06-24 | Dreadnought | Handed over to Yugoslav National Council, 31 Oct 1918, renamed Jugoslavija, sunk by Italian limpet mine, 01 Nov 1919 | ||||
| 1904-10-12 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1937-07-25 | Fast battleship | As war prize to UK, scrapped 1951–54 | ||||
| 1909-01-16 | Semi-dreadnought | |||||
| 1932-04-29 | Coastal defence ship | Ex-Finnish , received as war reparation, 29 May 1947 | ||||
| 1913-11-26 | Super-dreadnought | |||||
| 1921-09-01 | Super-dreadnought | Cancelled under terms of Washington Naval Treaty 1922 – sunk as gunnery target, 25 Nov 1924 | ||||
| 1940-06-01 | Fast battleship | Sold for scrap, 1961 | ||||
| 1891-12-14 | Pre-dreadnought | Sold to Turkey, 12 Sep 1910, renamed Turgut Reis | ||||
| 1921-11-19 | Super-dreadnought | Sunk during the Attack on Pearl Harbour, 7 Dec 1941, raised and rebuilt 1943–44, Sold for scrap 1959 | ||||
| 1908-07-01 | Dreadnought | Surrendered to UK 1920, scrapped 1924 | ||||
| 1901-06-06 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1895-07-07 | Coastal defence ship | Torpedoed by Italian MAS 9 near Trieste, 10 Dec 1917 | ||||
| 1898-11-26 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1943-12-07 | Fast battleship | Museum ship at Nauticus in Norfolk, Virginia | ||||
| 1900-07-03 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1892-08-06 | Pre-dreadnought | |||||
| 1917-06-20 | Super-dreadnought | Incomplete at end of World War I, scrapped 1921 | ||||
| 1911-05-25 | Dreadnought | Sold for scrap in 1947 | ||||
| 1915-11-03 | Super-dreadnought | Sunk during the Battle of Surigao Strait, 25 Oct 1944 | ||||
| 1940-08-08 | Fast battleship | One of the two most powerful battleships in naval history – sunk by US air attacks west of Kagoshima, 7 Apr 1945 | ||||
| 1896-02-28 | Pre-dreadnought | Mined off Port Arthur, 15 May 1904 |