Polaris (ship) explained

A number of ships have been named Polaris:

• , a 2016 Finnish icebreaker
• , a 1930 motor yacht that later became the U.S. Navy patrol vessel
• , a sailing yacht converted from, a Swedish Royal Navy torpedo boat; see List of large sailing yachts
• , listed on the National Register of Historic Places listings in San Mateo County, California
• , a 1968 Russian-owned passenger ship built in Denmark; also known variously as Brand Polaris (2001–2003) and Viking Polaris (2003–2005)
• , a Norwegian sealer shipwrecked in 1942
• , a Swedish Royal Navy shipname
  • , a 1909 Swedish Royal Navy
  • , a Swedish Navy torpedo boat, later converted into a sailing yacht; see List of torpedo boats of the Swedish Navy
• , a Royal Australian Navy trawler survey tender
• , a U.S. Navy shipname
  • , a steamer sunk in 1872 on an Arctic expedition
  • , a freighter built in 1938

See also

• Polaris (disambiguation)
• , a British Royal Navy trawler; see List of requisitioned trawlers of the Royal Navy (WWII)
• , a cargo ship
• Polaris Motor, an Italian company
• Polaris Inc., a U.S. company