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This is a list of [[ocean liner]]s past and present, which are [[passenger ship]]s engaged in the transportation of passengers and goods in transoceanic voyages. Ships primarily designed for pleasure cruises are listed at [[List of cruise ships]]. Some ships which have been explicitly designed for both line voyages and cruises, or which have been converted from liners to cruise ships, may be listed in both places. Also included are [[cargo liner]]s designed to carry both cargo and passengers.
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==Legend==
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*{{legend2|#fee72c|Ships in service|border=1px solid #AAAAAA}}

==Single name==
The following ships were not renamed at any time during their career.
<!-- Please do not add the names of cruise ships here, unless they were ocean liners converted to cruising, or dual-purpose ships. There is a separate list of cruise ships. -->

{|class="wikitable sortable"

! Ship name
! Year<br>launched
! Fate
! class=unsortable width=200|Image
|-
| {{SS|Abyssinia}}
| 1870
| Caught fire, and sank on December 18, 1891 
| [[File:SS Abyssinia (1870).jpg|200px|alt=SS Abyssinia (1870)]]
|-
|[[Britannia-class steamship|RMS ''Acadia'']]
|1840
|[[Ship breaking|Scrapped]] in 1858 after being deployed as a troopship during the [[Indian Mutiny]]
|
|-
| [[USAHS Acadia|USAHS ''Acadia'']]
| 1932
| Scrapped in 1955
|[[File:S. S. "Acadia" on Eastern S. S. Lines, Inc., by Tichnor Brothers, c. 1931-1945, from the Digital Commonwealth - 1 commonwealth 8g84mw445.jpg|200px|alt=S. S. "Acadia"]]
|-
| {{SS|Adolphine}}
| 1860
| Unknown
|
|-
| {{SS|Adriatic|1871|6}}
| 1871
| Scrapped in 1899 after being sold
|[[File:Steamship Adriatic.jpg|200px|alt=Steamship Adriatic]]
|-
|[[SS Adriatic (1856)|SS ''Adriatic (1856)'']]
|1856
|Beached and abandoned in 1885
|[[File:SS Adriatic.jpg|200px|alt=SS Adriatic]]
|-
| {{RMS|Adriatic|1906|6}}
| 1906
| Scrapped in 1935
|[[File:The SS Adriatic (II) in Belfast.jpg|200px|alt= SS Adriatic in Belfast]]
|-
| {{SS|Afric}}
| 1898
| Torpedoed and sunk by SM ''UC-66,'' February 12, 1917. 
|[[File:SS Afric, Hobart.jpg|200px|alt=SS Afric]]
|-
|[[America-class steamship|RMS ''Africa'']]
|1850
|Sold for refit as a sailing ship in 1868
|
|-
| {{RMS|Alcantara|1913|6}}
| 1913
| Attacked by German [[merchant raiders]], and sank on February 29, 1916
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 125487 Alcantara (ship).jpg|200px|alt=Alcantara]]
|-
| {{SS|Algonquin}}
| 1926
| Scrapped in 1957
|
|-
|[[RMS Amazon (1906)|RMS Amazon]]
| 1906
| Torpedoed and Sunk March 15, 1918
| [[File:StateLibQld 1 133153 Amazon and Aragon (ships).jpg|thumb|Amazon and Aragon. Amazon is on the bottom.]]
|-
|[[America-class steamship|RMS ''America'']]
|1847
|[[Ship breaking|Broken up]] in 1875
|[[File:RMS America arrives in Halifax, Valentines Day, 1859.png|200px|alt=RMS America arrives in Halifax, 1859]]
|-
| {{SS|Andrea Doria}}
| 1951
| Collided with {{ship|MS|Stockholm|1948|6}}, and sank on July 26, 1956.
|[[File:SS Andrea Doria.jpg|200px|alt=SS Andrea Doria]]
|-
| {{SS|Aorangi (1883)}}
| 1883
| Scrapped in 1925
|[[File:Aorangi Lyttelton NZ SLNSW FL10386937.jpg|200px|alt=Aorangi]]
|-
| {{MV|Aorangi (1924)}}
| 1924
| Scrapped in 1953
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 133301 Aorangi II (ship).jpg|200px|alt=Aorangi II]]
|-
| {{SS|Antilles}}
| 1953
| Caught fire, and abandoned after hitting a reef on January 8, 1971
|[[File:Carte postale du paquebot Antilles.jpg|200px|alt=Antilles]]
|-
| {{RMS|Aquitania}}
| 1913
| Scrapped in 1950
|[[File:SS Aquitania.jpg|200px|alt=SS Aquitania]]
|-
| {{SS|Arabic|1902|6}} 
| 1902
| Torpedoed and sunk by {{SMU|U-24}} on August 19, 1915
|[[File:Arabic (ship) LOC det.4a15792.jpg|200px|alt=Arabic]]
|-
| {{HMT|Aragon}}
| 1905
| Sunk by torpedo on 30 December 1917
|[[File:SS Aragon 1908.jpg|200px|alt=SS Arabic]]
|-
| {{SS|Arandora Star}}
| 1927
| Torpedoed and sunk on July 2, 1940
|[[File:Arandora Star 1940.jpg|200px|alt=Arandora Star as a troop ship in 1940]]
|-
| {{SS|Arcadia|1953|6}}
| 1953
| Scrapped at [[Kaohsiung]], Taiwan in 1979
|[[File:SS Arcadia in Aden March 1965.jpg|200px|alt=SS Arcadia in Aden]]
|-
| {{SS|Arctic}}
| 1850
| Collided with {{ship|SS|Vesta}}, and sank in 1854
|[[File:USM steamship Arctic (1850).jpg|200px|alt=Arctic]]
|-
| {{RMS|Arlanza|1912|6}}
| 1911
| Scrapped in 1938
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 133465 Arlanza (ship).jpg|200px|alt=Arlanza]]
|-
| {{SS|Armadale Castle}}
|1903
|Scrapped in 1936
|[[File:RMS Armadale Castle.png|200px|alt=RMS Armadale Castle]]
|-
| {{SS|Armenian}}
|1895
| Torpedoed and Sunk by SM ''U-24 '' on June 28, 1915
|[[File:SS Armenian.jpg|200px|alt=SS Armenian]]
|-
| {{RMS|Arundel Castle}}
| 1919
| Scrapped in 1959
|[[File:SS Arundel Castle.jpg|200px|alt=SS Arundel Castle]]
|-
| {{ship||Asama Maru}}
| 1928
| Torpedoed and sunk on November 1, 1944
|[[File:Asama-maru 1931.jpg|200px|alt=MV Asama Maru in 1931]]
|-
|[[RMS Asia (1850)|RMS ''Asia'']]
|1850
|Broken up in 1883
|[[File:RMS Asia (1850).png|200px|alt=RMS Asia]]
|-
| [[RMMV Athlone Castle|MV ''Athlone Castle'']]
| 1936
| Scrapped at [[Kaohsiung]], Taiwan in 1965
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 133529 Athlone Castle (ship).jpg|200px|alt=Athlone Castle]]
|-
| [[Atlantic (1849 ship)|SS Atlantic (1849)]]
| 1849
| Scrapped in 1871.
|[[ File:USM Steamship Atlantic (1849).jpg|200px|alt=Atlantic]]
|-
| {{RMS|Atlantic}}
| 1871
| Ran aground and wrecked off Nova Scotia, April 1, 1873
|[[File:Wreck of the Atlantic (cropped).jpg|200px|alt=Wreck of the Atlantic]]
|-
| {{ship||Awa Maru|1899|2}}
| 1899
| Taken out of service in 1930, fate unknown
|
|-
| {{MV|Awa Maru|1942|6}}
| 1942
| Torpedoed and sunk on May 1, 1945 
|
|-
| {{HMT|Awatea}}
|1936
| Bombed and Sunk by German Aircraft, November 11, 1942
|[[File:TSS Awatea 1936-1942.png|200px|alt=Profile of the TSS Awatea, 1936–1942]]
|-
| {{RMS|Balmoral Castle|1910|6}}
| 1910
| Scrapped in 1939
||[[File:StateLibQld 1 133633 Balmoral Castle (ship).jpg|200px|alt=RMS Balmoral Castle]]
|-
| {{SS|Baltic|1850|6}}
| 1850
| Scrapped in 1880
||[[File:USM steamship Baltic (1850).jpg|200px|alt=SS Baltic]]
|-
| {{RMS|Baltic|1903|6}}
| 1903
| Scrapped in 1933 – Japan
|[[File:The 3rd Big Four liner Baltic (II).jpg|200px|alt=Baltic]]
|-
| {{MS|Batory}}
| 1935
| Scrapped in 1971
|[[File:M.S "Batory". 1937-1939 (81562876) (cropped).jpg|200px|alt=MS Batory]]
|-
| {{SS|Belgravia|1881|6}}
| 1881
| Ran aground and wrecked May 22, 1896
|
|-
|| {{SS|Bothnia}}
| 1874
| Scrapped in 1899
|[[File:Bothnia.jpg|200px|alt=Poster image of SS Bothnia]]
|-
| [[HMHS Braemar Castle|SS ''Braemar Castle'']]
| 1898 
| Scrapped in 1924
|[[File:HMHS Braemar Castle.jpg|200px|alt=Braemar Castle as a hospital ship]]
|-
| {{SS|Bremen|1928|6}}
| 1928 
| Caught fire, and gutted in 1941. Later scrapped in 1946
|[[File:TS Bremen.jpg|200px|alt=TS Bremen]]
|-
| {{SS|Britannic|1874|6}}
| 1874
| Scrapped in 1903 after being sold
|[[File:SS Britannic.jpg|200px|alt=SS Britannic]]
|-
| {{HMHS|Britannic}}
| 1914
| Struck a mine and sank on November 21, 1916
|[[File:Britannic under construction.jpg|200px|alt=Britannic in the Arrol Gantry, circa 1914]][[File:HMHS Britannic.jpg|200px|alt=HMHS Britannic]]
|-
| {{MV|Britannic|1929|6}}
| 1929
| Scrapped in 1960
|[[File:MV Britannic On Maiden Voyage.jpg|200px|alt=MV Britannic]]
|-
|[[Britannia-class steamship|RMS ''Caledonia'']]
|1840
|Lost outside [[Havana]] in 1851
|-
| [[SS Caledonia (1904)|SS ''Caledonia'']]
| 1904
| Torpedoed by [[SM U-24]] on December 4, 1916
|[[File:Caledonia 1904 Saint John 1915.jpg|200px|alt=Caledonia in 1915.]]
|-
| {{HMS|Calgarian|1913|6}}
| 1913
| Torpedoed and sunk on March 1, 1918
|[[File:HMS Calgarian.jpg|200px|alt=HMS Calgarian]]
|-
| {{SS|California|1907|6}}
| 1906
| Torpedoed by {{SMU|U-85}} on February 7, 1917
|[[File:"June brides". Arrival from England of 12 brides-to-be whose fiancees are awaiting them here LCCN2005686691.jpg|200px|alt=SS California in 1911.]]
|-
| {{SS|California|1923|6}}
| 1923
| Crippled by a German air attack on July 11, 1943, and sunk the next day by the [[Royal Navy]]
|[[File:SS California (1923).jpg|200px|alt=SS California (1923)]]
|-
|[[Britannia-class steamship|RMS ''Cambria'']]
|1844
|Scrapped in March 1875 after being sold
|
|-
| {{SS|Cameronia|1911|6}}
| 1911
| Torpedoed by the German submarine {{SMU|U-33|Germany|6}} on April 15, 1917
|[[File:SS Cameronia 1911.PNG|200px|alt=SS Cameronia in 1911]]
|-
| {{RMS|Campania}}
| 1892
| Collided with {{ship|HMS|Glorious}}, and sank on November 5, 1918
|[[File:Campania (ship, 1893) - Cassier's 1893-12.png|200px|alt=Campania]]
|-
|[[America-class steamship|RMS ''Canada'']]
|1848
|Scrapped in 1883
|
|-
| {{SS|Canberra}}
| 1960
| Scrapped at [[Gadani Beach]], Pakistan in 1997
|[[File:P & O Liner Canberra & Sydney ferry LADY EDELINE & Hydrofoil FAIRLIGHT at Circular Quay 4 March 1974.jpg|200px|alt=Canberra in Sydney, Australia in 1974]]
|-
| {{SS|Cap Arcona|1927|6}}
| 1927 
| Caught fire and capsized in the [[Bay of Lübeck]] after being bombed by British aircraft on May 3, 1945. Wreck scrapped in 1949.
|[[File:Cap Arcona 1.JPG|200px|alt=Cap Arcona]]
|-
| [[RMMV Capetown Castle|MV ''Capetown Castle'']]
| 1937
| Scrapped at [[La Spezia]], Italy in 1967
|[[File:Postcard RMMV Capetown Castle.jpg|200px|alt=Postcard of RMMV Capetown Castle]]
|-
| {{SMS|Cap Trafalgar}}
| 1913
| Sank in combat on September 14, 1914
|[[File:Cap Trafalgar mit SMS Eber.jpg|200px|alt=Cap Trafalgar in Trindade]]
|-
| {{RMS|Carinthia|1925|6}}
| 1925
| Torpedoed and sunk by {{GS|U-46|1938|2}} on June 7, 1940
|[[File:RMS Carinthia (II).jpg|200px|alt=RMS Carinthia]]
|-
| {{RMS|Carmania|1905|6}}
| 1905
| Scrapped in 1932
|[[File:RMS Carmania.jpg|200px|alt=RMS Carmania]]
|-
| [[MV Carnarvon Castle|MV ''Carnarvon Castle'']]
| 1926
| Scrapped at [[Mihara, Hiroshima|Mihara]], Japan in 1963
|[[File:Postcard RMMV Carnarvon Castle.jpg|200px|alt=Carnarvon Castle, after her 1938 refit]]
|-
| {{SS|Carondelet}}
| 1877
| Unknown
|
|-
| {{RMS|Caronia|1904|6}}
| 1904
| Scrapped in 1933
|[[File:RMS Caronia 1905.jpg|200px|alt=RMS Caronia]]
|-
| {{RMS|Carpathia}}
| 1902
| [[Torpedo]]ed southeast of [[Ireland]] and west of the [[Scilly Isles]] by {{SMU|U-55}} on July 17, 1918
|[[File:Carpathia Halifax.jpg|200px|alt=The Carpathia in Halifax.]]
|-
| {{RMS|Carthage}}
| 1931
| Scrapped in 1961
|[[File:RMS-SS_Carthage.jpg |200px|alt=RMS Carthage]]
|-
| {{SS|Catalonia}}
| 1881
| Scrapped in 1901 
|[[File:SS Catalonia Cunard 1881 (1).jpg|200px|alt=SS Catalonia]]
|-
| {{SS|Cathay|1924|6}}
| 1924
| Bombed by German aircraft, sank in 1942
|[[File:CATHAY in Sydney Harbour 1932–1939.jpg|200px|alt=Cathay in Sydney Harbour]]
|-
| {{RMS|Cedric}}
| 1902
| Scrapped in 1932
|[[File:RMS Cedric at Sea.jpg|200px|alt=RMS Cedric]]
|-
| {{RMS|Celtic|1901|6}}
| 1901
| Ran aground on 10 December 1928, scrapped on site
|[[File:The Royal Navy 1919-1939 Q70627.jpg|200px|alt=The Celtic]]
|-
| {{SS|Ceramic}}
| 1912
| Torpedoed and sunk on December 6, 1942
|[[File:Starboard view of White Star Liner SS Ceramic at sea (crop).jpg|200px|alt=SS Ceramic at sea]]
|-
| {{SS|Champlain}}
| 1931
| Struck an air-laid mine and capsized off of [[La Pallice]], France on June 17, 1940, later torpedoed. Wreck scrapped in 1965.
|[[File:Paquebot Champlain.jpg|thumb|SS Champlain in dock]]
|-
| {{SS|Champollion}}
| 1925
| Wrecked near Beirut, 22 December 1952, scrapped on sight.
|[[File:CHAMPOLLION.jpg|200px|alt=SS Champollion]]
|-
| {{SS|Cheribon}}
| 1882
| Wrecked on April 11, 1902, at [[Remedios District|Remedios Point]], Panama
|[[File:SS Cheribon 1887.jpg|200px|alt=SS Cheribon]]
|-
| {{MS|Chrobry}}
| 1939
| Scuttled in 1940 by British torpedo after being damaged by German aircraft
|[[File:MS ChrobryTrans.jpg|200px|alt=MS Chrobry]]
|-
| {{SS|Chusan}}
| 1949
| Scrapped at [[Kaohsiung]], Taiwan in 1973, work completed in 1974. 
|[[File:SS Chusan, Singapore 1969.jpg|200px|alt=SS Chusan in Singapore, 1969]]
|-
| {{SS|City of Adelaide|1863|6}}
| 1863
| Ran aground in 1916
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 117104 City of Adelaide (ship).jpg|200px|alt=City of Adelaide in 1890–1902.]]
|-
| {{SS|City of Benares}}
| 1936
| Torpedoed and sunk on September 17, 1940, while carrying child evacuees
|
|-
| {{SS|City of Boston}}
| 1864
| Vanished and presumed lost January 1870
|[[File:The Missing Steam-Ship 'City of Boston' - Illustrated Times 1870.jpg|200px|alt=City of Boston]]
|-
| {{SS|City of Brussels}}
| 1869
| Collided with {{ship|SS|Kirby Hall}} while entering the [[River Mersey]], and sank on January 7, 1883
|[[File:City of Brussels (1869) Inman Line (8706011302) (cropped).jpg|200px|alt=City of Brussels]]
|-
| {{SS|City of Cairo}}
| 1915
| Torpedoed and sunk on November 6, 1942
|
|-
| {{SS|City of Columbus}}
| 1878
| Wrecked off [[Martha's Vineyard]] January 18, 1884
|[[File:City-of-columbus2.jpg|200px|alt=City of Columbus, with the schooner Dexter.]]
|-
| {{SS|City of Glasgow}}
| 1850
| Vanished and presumed lost in 1854
|[[File:The City Of Glasgow, lithograph by Edward Duncan.jpg|200px|alt=The City Of Glasgow in a lithograph by Edward Duncan]]
|-
| {{SS|City of London}}
| 1863
| Vanished and presumed lost in 1881
|
|-
| {{SS|City of Manchester|1851|6}}
| 1851
| Wrecked in 1876
|
|-
| {{SS|City of Nagpur}}
| 1922
| Torpedoed and sunk on April 29, 1941
|
|-
| {{SS|City of New York}}
| 1888
| Scrapped in 1923 – [[Genoa]], [[Italy]]
|[[File:City of new york.jpg|200px|alt=City of New York]]
|-
| {{SS|City of Paris|1920|6}}
| 1920
| Scrapped in 1956
|
|-
| {{SS|City of Peking}}
| 1874
| Scrapped in 1920
|[[File:City of Peking.jpg|200px|alt=City of Peking]]
|-
| {{SS|City of Philadelphia|1854|2}}
| 1854
| Sank on maiden voyage off [[Cape Race]] September 9, 1854
|
|-
| {{SS|City of Richmond}}
| 1873
| Scrapped in 1896 – Genoa, Italy
|
|-
| {{SS|City of Rio de Janeiro}}
| 1878
| Struck rocks and sank on February 22, 1901, off of San Francisco
|[[File:CA-boys-on-board-the-city-of-rio-de-janeiro-mail-steamer-1898.jpg|200px|alt=City of Rio de Janeiro in 1898]]
|-
| {{SS|City of Rome}}
| 1881
| Scrapped in 1902 – Germany
|[[File:RMS City of Rome.jpg|200px|alt=RMS City of Rome]]
|-
| {{SS|City of Tokio}}
| 1874
| Wrecked off Tokyo Bay, June 1885
|[[File:City of Toyko, departing Japan.jpg|200px|alt=City of Tokyo, departing Japan]]
|-
|[[Britannia-class steamship|RMS ''Columbia'']] ''(1840)''
|1840
|Wrecked on Devil's Limb Reef at [[Seal Island, Nova Scotia]], on July 2, 1843
|[[File:Columbia 1841.jpg|200px]]
|-
| {{SS|Columbus|1924|6}}
| 1924
| Scuttled by the crew in 1939 to avoid capture by the Royal Navy
| [[File:Columbus (1924).jpg|250px]]
|-
| {{SS|Conte di Savoia}}
| 1931
| Scrapped in 1950
|[[File:«Conte Di Savoia» durante le sue prove in mare.JPG|250px]]
|-
| {{SS|Conte Rosso}}
| 1921
| Torpedoed and sunk, 24 May 1941
|
|-
| {{SS|Conte Verde}}
| 1922
| Scrapped in 1949
|[[File:Conte Verde in Venice, April 1926.jpg|250px]]
|-
| {{RMS|Corfu}}
| 1931
| Scrapped in 1961
|
|-
| {{SS|Cristoforo Colombo}}
| 1953
| Scrapped in 1982 at [[Kaohsiung]], Taiwan
|[[File:Cristoforo Colombo - IMO 5082285 - P Venice 1972.jpg|250px]]
|-
| {{SS|Dakota}}
| 1904
| Struck a reef and sank off [[Yokohama]] on March 3, 1907
|[[File:SS Dakota broadside.jpg|thumb|The S.S. Dakota]]
|-
| {{SS|Deutschland|1923|6}}
| 1923
| Bombed by British aircraft, and sank on May 3, 1945
|[[File:SS Deutschland (1923).jpg|thumb|S.S. Deutschland being towed.]]
|-
| {{SS|Devonian (1900)}}
| 1900
| Torpedoed and sunk, August 21, 1917
|[[File:SS Devonian.jpg|thumb|The S.S. Devonian in port.]]
|-
| {{RMS|Doric|1922|6}}
| 1922
| Scrapped in 1935
|[[File:RMS Doric 1923.jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Doric in 1923]]
|-
| [[HMHS Dover Castle|SS ''Dover Castle'']]
| 1904
| Torpedoed and sunk by [[SM UC-67|UC-67]] on May 26, 1918
|-
|{{RMS|Duchess of Atholl|}}
| 1928
|Torpedoed and sunk by {{GS|U-178||2}} on October 10, 1942.
|[[File:RMS Duchess of Atholl.jpg|thumb|RMS Duchess of Atholl]]
|-
| {{SS|Duchess of York|1928|6}}
| 1928
| Crippled by a German air attack on July 11, 1943, and sunk the next day by the Royal Navy
|[[File:SS Duchess of York.jpg|thumb|A postcard of the S.S. Duchess of York]]
|-
| {{SS|Duilio}}
| 1923
| Bombed by Allied aircraft and sank in 1944
|[[File:SS Duilio Sailing.jpg|thumb|S.S. Duilio at sea.]]
|-
| {{MV|Durban Castle}}
| 1938
| Scrapped at [[Hamburg]] in 1962 
|
|-
| [[Edinburgh Castle (1910 ship)|SS ''Edinburgh Castle'']]
| 1910
| Served in both wars sunk as a target near [[Sierra Leone]] on September 25, 1945
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 149283 Edinburgh Castle (ship).jpg|thumb|The Edinburgh Castle at port.]]
|-
| [[RMS Edinburgh Castle (1947)|RMS ''Edinburgh Castle'']]
| 1947
| Scrapped 1976
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 147971 Edinburgh Castle III (ship).jpg|thumb|The Edinburgh Castle at sea.]]
|-
| {{SS|Elbe|1881|6}}
| 1881
| Collided with {{ship|SS|Crathie}}, and sank in the [[North Sea]] on January 31, 1895
| [[File:SS Elbe 1881.jpg|thumb|SS Elbe of 1881]]
|-
| {{RMS|Empress of Asia}}
| 1912
| Bombed by Japanese aircraft and sank off Sultan Shoal on February 5, 1942
|[[File:RMS Empress of Asia leaving Vancouver 1917.jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Empress of Asia leaving Vancouver in 1917]]
|-
| {{RMS|Empress of Britain|1930|6}}
| 1930
| Torpedoed and sunk on October 28, 1940, by a German [[U-boat]]
|[[File:SS Empress of Britain.png|thumb|R.M.S. Empress of Britain in 1931.]]
|-
| {{RMS|Empress of Canada|1920|6}}
| 1920
| Torpedoed and sunk in 1943 by the {{ship|Italian submarine|Leonardo da Vinci|1939|6}}
|[[File:RMS Empress of Canada docked at Vancouver June 1936.jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Empress of Canada docked at Vancouver in June 1936]]
|-
| {{RMS|Empress of China|1890|6}}
| 1890
| Scrapped in 1912 – [[Yokohama]], Japan
|[[File:RMS Empress of China docked at Vancouver circa 1893.jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Empress of China docked at Vancouver in the year 1893]]
|-
| {{RMS|Empress of Ireland}}
| 1906
| Collided with {{ship|SS|Storstad}}, and sank on May 29, 1914
|[[File:RMS Empress of Ireland Colored Picture.png|thumb|R.M.S. Empress of Ireland]]
|-
| {{RMS|Empress of Japan|1890|6}}
| 1890
| Scrapped in 1926
|[[File:Empress CVA SGN 917.jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Empress of Russia in the year 1894]]
|-
| {{RMS|Empress of Russia}}
| 1912
| Scrapped in 1945 – [[Barrow-in-Furness]]
|[[File:RMS Empress of Russia coaling at Vancouver circa 1930.jpg|thumb|RMS Empress of Russia coaling at Vancouver circa 1930|alt=File:R.M.S. Empress of Russia in Vancouver, circa 1930.jpg]]
|-
| {{SS|Espagne|Provence, 1909|6}}
| 1909
| Scrapped in 1934
|[[File:Espagne transatlantique.jpg|thumb|S.S. Espagne at the port of Saint-Nazaire]]
|-
| {{RMS|Etruria}}
| 1884
| Scrapped in 1910
|[[File:RMS Etruria (cropped).png|thumb|RMS Etruria in the River Mersey]]
|-
|[[America-class steamship|RMS ''Europa'']]
|1847
|Sold in February 1866
|[[File:RMS Europa.jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Europa in 1848]]
|- 
| {{SS|Finland|1902|6}}
| 1902
| Scrapped in 1928
|[[File:Finland in New York Harbour 1906.jpg|thumb|S.S. Finland in the city of New York, 1906]] [[File:USS Finland at Newport News with soldiers on board.jpg|thumb|USS Finland in the port of Newport News with returning troops, circa 1919.]]
|-
| [[SS Flandre (1913)|''SS Flandre'']] 
| 1913
| Sunk by a mine, 1940.
|[[File:Paquebot Flandre (1914-40).jpg |thumb|S.S. Flandre]] 
|-
| {{SS|France|1910|6}}
| 1910
| Scrapped in 1936
|[[File:France 1912.jpg|thumb|S.S. France in 1912]]
|-style="background: #00b8f5;"
| {{MV|Funchal}}
| 1961
| Awaiting conversion as a hotelship in [[Lisbon]], Portugal
| [[File:Cruise vessel MV Funchal in Helsinki June 2009.JPG|200px|alt=Funchal in Helsinki 2009]]
|-
| {{SS|Gallia}}
| 1913
| Torpedoed and sunk, October 4, 1916
|[[File:Gallia 1913.png|thumb|S.S. Gallia in the year 1913]]
|-
| {{MS|Georges Philippar}}
| 1930
| Caught fire, and sank on May 19, 1932
|[[File:Paquebot Georges Philippar (1931).jpg|thumb|Georges Philippar in the year 1931.]]
|-
| {{SS|Geelong}}
| 1904
| Torpedoed and sunk, January 1, 1916
|[[File:SS Geelong FL1649017.jpg|thumb|S.S. Geelong]]
|-
| {{MV|Georgic|1931|6}}
| 1931
| Bombed in July 1941, refloated, Scrapped in 1956
|[[File:MVGeorgicoldpostcard.jpg|thumb|M.V. Georgic.]] [[File:MV Georgic 1944 – cropped.jpg|thumb|MV Georgic as a troop ship, in the year 1944.]] [[File:MV Georgic Australia, February 1949 (crop 2).jpg|thumb|MV Georgic in Australia, 1949. Note the singular funnel.]]
|-
| {{MS|Giulio Cesare}}
| 1950
| Scrapped at [[La Spezia]], Italy in 1973
| 
|-
| {{SS|Gothic|1947|6}}
| 1947
| Scrapped in 1969
|[[File:Royal Yacht Gothic.jpg|thumb|The Royal Yacht Gothic in the year 1954]]
|-
|-style="background: #00b8f5;"
| {{SS|Great Britain}}
| 1843
| Preserved as a museum ship
|[[File:Bristol MMB 43 SS Great Britain.jpg|200px|alt=Great Britain in Bristol]]
|-
| {{SS|Great Eastern}}
| 1858
| Scrapped in 1889
|[[File:Walker - An Unsinkable Titanic (1912) page 087.jpg|thumb|S.S. Great Eastern in dock.]][[File:Great Eastern.jpg|thumb|Great Eastern, pictured with 4 funnels.]]
|-
| {{SS|Great Western}}
| 1837
| Scrapped in 1856
|[[File:Joseph Walter - The 'Great Western' riding a tidal wave, 11 December 1844.jpg|thumb|The Great Western riding a tidal wave, painted 11 December 1844]]
|-
|-style="background: #00b8f5;"
| {{ship||Hikawa Maru}}
| 1929
| Preserved as a museum ship
|[[File:Hikawa Maru-1930.jpg|200px|alt=Hikawa Maru, pictured May 22nd, 1930.]]
|-
| {{SS|Himalaya}}
| 1948
| Scrapped at [[Kaohsiung]], Taiwan in 1975
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 143623 Himalaya (ship).jpg|thumb|S.S. Himalaya]]
|-
| {{SS|Iberia|1954|6}}
| 1954
| Scrapped at [[Kaohsiung]], Taiwan in 1973
|
|-
| {{SS|India|1896|6}}
| 1896
| Sunk by German submarine SM U-22 on 8 August 1915
|[[File:SS India.jpg|thumb|S.S. India]]
|-
| {{SS|Ivernia}}
| 1899
| Torpedoed and sunk on January 1, 1917
|[[File:S.S. Ivernia (ca. 1900).jpg|thumb|Ivernia in the year 1900.]]
|-
| {{SS|Jan Pieterszoon Coen}}
| 1914
| Scuttled and sunk, May 14, 1940
|[[File:COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM S.S. 'Jan Pieterszoon Coen' gemeerd aan de handelssteiger te Sabang op het eiland We Noord-Sumatra TMnr 10007920.jpg|thumb|S.S. Jan Pieterszoon Coen in the year 1935.]]
|-
| {{SS|Kaisar-I-Hind}}
| 1914
| Scrapped in 1938
|[[File: SS Kaiser-I-Hind.jpg|thumb| S.S. Kaiser-I-Hind]] 
|-
| {{SS|Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse}}
| 1897
| Scuttled on August 26, 1914, as a result of the [[Battle of Río de Oro]]
|[[File:Kaiser wilhelm der grosse 01.jpg|thumb|Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse]] 
|-
| {{MS|Klipfontein|1939|6}}
| 1939
| Sank after striking an unknown object in 1953.
|[[File:Klipfontein.jpg|thumb|MS Klipfontein]]
|-
| {{SS|Kroonland}}
| 1902
| Scrapped in 1927
|[[File:SS Kroonland, Antonio Jacobsen, 1903 (adjusted).jpg|thumb|SS Kroonland, in the year 1903.]]
|-
| {{SS|L'Atlantique}}
| 1930
| Scrapped in 1936
|[[File:SS L'Atlantique (image 4).jpg|200px|alt=SS L'Atlantique]]
|-
| {{SS|La Bourgogne}}
| 1885
| Collided with {{ship||Cromartyshire|ship|2}}, and sank on July 4, 1898, off Sable Island
|[[File:La Bourgogne, ca. 1895.jpg|thumb|La Bourgogne, circa 1895]]
|-
| {{SS|La Touraine}}
| 1890
| Scrapped in 1923
|[[File:SS La Touraine.jpg|thumb|S.S. La Touraine.]]
|-
| {{RMS|Laconia|1911|6}}
| 1911
| Torpedoed and sunk on February 15, 1917, by the German U-boat {{SMU|U-50||2}}
|[[File:RMS Laconia 1912.jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Laconia at New York in the year 1912.]]
|-
| {{RMS|Laconia|1921|6}}
| 1921
| Torpedoed and sunk on September 12, 1942, by {{GS|U-156|1941|2}}
|[[File:RMS Laconia (cropped).jpg|thumb|RMS Laconia in the year 1921]]
|-
| {{SS|Lapland}}
| 1908
| Scrapped in 1934 – [[Osaka]], Japan
|[[File:SS Lapland.jpg|thumb|SS Lapland arriving in port.]]
|-
| {{SS|Laurentic|1908|6}}
| 1908
| Struck two mines and sank on January 25, 1917
|[[File:Laurentic (I).jpg|thumb|S.S. Laurentic in 1909.]]
|-
| {{SS|Leonardo da Vinci|1958|6}}
| 1958
| Caught fire, and scrapped in 1982
|[[File:Leonardo da Vinci Cruise Ship Feb 1975 05.jpg|thumb|Leonardo da Vinci on February 5th, 1975.]]
|-
| {{RMS|Lucania}}
| 1893
| Caught fire, and scrapped in 1909
|[[File:RMS Lucania.jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Lucania]]
|-
| {{SS|Lusitania}}
| 1906
| Wrecked on Bellows Rock off [[Cape Point]], [[South Africa]], on 18 April 1911
|[[File:Lusitania 2a.jpg|thumb|S.S. Lusitania]]
|-
| {{RMS|Lusitania}}
| 1906
| Torpedoed and [[Sinking of the RMS Lusitania|sunk]] on May 7, 1915
|[[File:RMS Lusitania coming into port, possibly in New York, 1907-13-crop.jpg|thumb|RMS Lusitania coming into port.]]
|-
| {{RMS|Magdalena|1889|6}}
| 1889
| Scrapped in 1921
|
|-
| {{RMS|Magdalena|1948|6}}
| 1948
| Wrecked in 1949
|
|-
| {{SS|Maheno}}
| 1905
| Wrecked on [[Fraser Island]], [[Queensland]], July 7, 1935.
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 256139 Maheno, the steamship whose hull now lies rusting on the beach at Fraser Island, ca. 1905.jpg|thumb|Hand colored postcard of the S.S. Maheno]]
|-
| {{RMS|Maloja}}
| 1923
| Scrapped in 1954
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 143151 Maloja (ship).jpg|thumb|S.S. Maloja in 1923.]]
|-
| {{SS|Maloja}}
| 1911
| Struck a [[Naval mine|mine]] and sank off [[Dover]], February 1916
|[[File:SS Maloja (1911-1916).JPG|thumb|S.S. Maloja.]]
|-
| {{SS|Marama}}
| 1907
| Scrapped in 1937
|[[File:Hospital Ship Marama off Sinclair Head.jpeg|thumb|Marama serving as a hospital ship in the year 1915.]]
|-
| {{SS|Massilia}}
| 1920
| Scuttled in 1944 and scrapped in 1946
|[[File:Le Massilia à Bordeaux.jpg|thumb|S.S. Massilia, circa 1920]]
|-
| {{RMS|Mauretania|1906|6}}
| 1906
| Scrapped in 1935
|[[File:EB1911 Ship, Cunard Liner, Mauretania, with Turbinia alongside.jpg|200px|alt=Mauretania alongside Turbinia in 1907.]][[File:Mauretania 1930s.JPG|200px|alt=Mauretania as a cruise ship in 1933.]]
|-
| {{RMS|Mauretania|1938|6}}
| 1938
| Scrapped in 1965
|[[File:Mauretania 2 at the breakers yard.jpg|200px|alt=Mauretania in 1965]]
|-
| {{MS|Marnix van Sint Aldegonde}}
| 1929
| Bombed and Sunk, November 7, 1943
|[[File:Het passagiersschip m.s. Marnix van St. Aldegonde van de Stoomvaart Maatschapp, Bestanddeelnr 935-3119.jpg|thumb|Marnix van Sint Aldegonde in port.]]
|-
| {{RMS|Medina|1911|6}}
| 1911
| Torpedoed and sunk on April 28, 1917
|
|-
| {{SS|Megantic|1909|6}}
| 1908
| Scrapped in 1933 after being sold
|[[File:Megantic Aberdeen Wharf Millers Point Sydney FG Wilkinson.jpg|thumb|Megantic at Millers Point, Sydney in 1920]]
|-
| {{SS|Metagama}}
| 1915
| Scrapped in 1934.
|[[File:Metagama 1927.jpg|thumb|Metagama 1927]]
|-
| {{SS|Michelangelo}}
| 1962
| Scrapped in 1991
|[[File:SS Michelangelo.jpg|thumb|SS Michelangelo in NYC.]]
|-
| {{MS|Mikhail Lermontov}}
| 1970
| Struck rocks and sank on February 16, 1986, near [[Marlborough Sounds]]
|[[File:Mikhail Lermontov at Tilbury - geograph.org.uk - 1548525.jpg|thumb|Mikhail Lermontov in Tilbury]]
|-
| {{SS|Minnewaska|1923|6}}
| 1923
| Scrapped in 1934
|[[File:SS Minnewaska.jpg|thumb|SS Minnewaska departing the city of New York]]
|-
| {{SS|Minnetonka|1924|6}}
| 1924
| Scrapped in 1934
|[[File:SS Minnetonka.jpg|thumb|SS Minnetonka departing New York City]]
|-
| {{RMS|Moldavia}}
| 1903
| Torpedoed and sunk on May 23, 1918
|[[File:RMS Moldavia.jpg|thumb|RMS Moldavia]]
|-
| {{SS|Montrose|1897|6}}
| 1897
| Wrecked on [[Goodwin Sands]] on 20 December 1914
|[[File:SS Montrose.jpg|thumb|SS Montrose]]
|-
| {{RMS|Mooltan}}
| 1923
| Scrapped at [[Faslane]], [[Scotland]], in 1954
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 143083 Mooltan (ship).jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Mooltan]]
|-
| {{SS|Mulbera}}
| 1922
| Scrapped in 1954 
|
|-
| {{SS|Naldera}}
| 1920
| Scrapped in 1938
|
|-
| {{SS|Narkunda}}
| 1920
| Sunk on 14 November 1942
|
|-
| {{HMHS|Newfoundland}}
| 1925
| Bombed by German aircraft in September, 1943 then subsequently scuttled
|[[File:HMHS Newfoundland.jpg|thumb|HMHS Newfoundland leaving Algiers harbor, 1943.]]
|-
| {{RMS|Niagara}}
| 1912
| Sank after striking a mine, June 19, 1940
|[[File:Niagra (ship, 1912) launced on 17. of august 1912 (2).jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Niagra]]
|-
|[[America-class steamship|RMS ''Niagara (1847)'']]
|1847
|Wrecked near South Stack, Anglesey on June 6, 1875<ref>{{Cite web |title=Cunard Steamship Fleet, 1849 |url=https://nshdpi.ca/is/ponyexpress/ponyex13.html |access-date=2024-01-06 |website=nshdpi.ca}}</ref>
|
|-
| {{SS|Nieuw Amsterdam|1937|6}}
| 1937
| Scrapped at [[Kaohsiung]], Taiwan in 1974
|[[File:Vertrek Nieuw Amsterdam uit Hoek van Holland, Bestanddeelnr 903-4077.jpg|thumb|Nieuw Amsterdam at Hook of Holland in 1949.]]
|-
| {{SS|Northern Star|1962|6}}
| 1961
| Scrapped in 1975
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 148279 Northern Star (ship).jpg|thumb|S.S. Northern Star]]
|-
| {{RMS|Nova Scotia|1926|6}}
| 1926
| Torpedoed and sank in 1942
|[[File:Nova Scotia (ship).jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Nova Scotia]]
|-
| {{RMS|Oceanic|1870|6}}
| 1870
| Scrapped in 1896
|[[File:RMS Oceanic 1895.jpg|thumb|SS Oceanic in 1895]]
|-
| {{RMS|Oceanic|1899|6}}
| 1899
| Ran aground off, [[Foula]], Shetland on September 8, 1914, fully scrapped by 1979
|[[File:OCEANIC - Sjöhistoriska museet - Fo57172.jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Oceanic]]
|-
| [[Oceanic (unfinished ship)]]
| Never launched
| Partly built hull was deconstructed, and melted down to make the smaller {{ship|MV|Britannic|1929}} and {{ship|MV|Georgic|1931}}
|[[File:Oceanic by Eric Okanume.png|thumb|R.M.M.V Oceanic]]
|-
| {{RMS|Olympic}}
| 1910
| Scrapped in 1937
|[[File:Olympic, Southampton, 1929.jpg|200px|alt=Olympic at Southampton in 1929]][[File:Olympic at Mudros.jpg|200px|alt=HMT Olympic, in her first troop ship colors, pictured off of Mudros]][[File:Olympic WWI.jpg|200px|alt=HMT Olympic in dazzle paint.]]
|-
| {{SS|Orbita}}
| 1914
| Scrapped in 1950
|
|-
| {{SS|Orcades|1936|6}}
| 1937
| Torpedoed and sunk on October 10, 1942, by {{GS|U-172||2}}
|[[File:The ship Orcades berthed in Wellington Harbour, ca 1940s (3377605773)cropped.jpg|thumb|The S.S. Orcades berthed in Wellington Harbour, sometime in the 1940s]]
|-
| {{SS|Orcades|1947|6}}
| 1947
| Scrapped in 1973
|[[File:Orcades.jpg|thumb|The ocean liners Orcades.]]
|-
| {{SS|Orduña}}
| 1913
| Scrapped in 1951 – Scotland
|[[File:Orduna.JPG|thumb|S.S. Orduña in New York.]]
|-
| {{SS|Oregon|1883|6}}
| 1883
| Collided with an unidentified schooner, and sank in 1886 off Long Island, New York
|[[File:Guion Oregon.gif|thumb|S.S. Oregon]]
|-
| {{SS|Oriana|1959|6}}
| 1959
| Scrapped in 2005
|[[File:Oriana Tonga 1985.jpg|thumb|S.S. Oriana in Vava'u, Tonga, circa 1985]]
|-
| {{RMS|Orion}}
| 1934
| Scrapped in 1963
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 121100 Orion (ship).jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Orion]]
|-
| {{SS|Oronsay|1924|6}}
| 1924
| Torpedoed and sunk off Liberia on October 9, 1942
|[[File:The Norwegian Campaign 1940 N4.jpg|thumb|Oronsay in 1940.]]
|-
| {{SS|Oronsay|1950|6}}
| 1950
| Scrapped in 1975
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 137220 Borthwick's export meat truck alongside the Oransay at a Brisbane wharf.jpg|thumb|S.S. Oronsay in 1950.]]
|-
| {{SS|Orontes}}
| 1929
| Scrapped in 1962 – [[Valencia]], Spain
|[[File:SS Orontes.jpg|thumb|SS Orontes in Tilbury Docks, circa 1957.]]
|-
| {{SS|Oropesa|1919}}
| 1919
| Torpedoed and sunk by U-96, January 16, 1941.
|[[File:SS Oropesa.jpg|thumb|SS Oropesa]]
|-
| {{SS|Orsova|1908|6}}
| 1908
| Scrapped in 1936
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 114380 Orsova (ship).jpg|thumb|S.S. Orsova being towed.]]
|-
| {{SS|Orsova|1953|6}}
| 1953
| Scrapped in 1974 – [[Taiwan]]
|[[File:Orsova1966.jpg|thumb|Orsova in the year 1966]]
|-
| {{MS|Oslofjord|1937|6}}
| 1938 
| Struck a mine and sank in 1941
|[[File:Oslofjord1938-01.jpg|thumb|M/S Oslofjord in the year 1938]]
|-
| {{HMS|Otranto}}
| 1909
| Collided with {{ship|HMS|Kashmir|1915|6}}, and sank on October 6, 1918
|[[File:Orient Line passenger liner SS 'Otranto'.jpg|thumb|S.S. Otranto in 1909.]]
|-
| {{SS|Otway}}
| 1909
| Torpedoed and sunk off the [[Hebrides]] on July 23, 1917
|[[File:SS otway.jpg|thumb|SS Otway between 1909 and 1917]]
|-
| {{SS|Pacific|1849|6}}
| 1849
| Vanished and presumed lost January 1856
|[[File:USM steamship Pacific (1849).jpg|thumb|Steamship Pacific in 1849]]
|-
| {{ship||Pacific|1850|2}}
| 1850
| Collided with {{ship|SS|Orpheus}}, and sank on November 4, 1875
|[[File:SS Pacific (1851).jpg|thumb|SS Pacific, from a drawing commissioned early in its career.]]
|-
| {{RMS|Pannonia|1902|6}}
| 1902
| Scrapped 1922
|[[File:RMS Pannonia.jpg|thumb|RMS Pannonia under way.]]
|-
| {{SS|Paris|1916|6}}
| 1916
| Caught fire, and capsized in [[Le Havre]] on April 18, 1939; scrapped on the spot in 1947
|[[File:S.S Paris(1916) In Port(Modified Original).jpg|thumb|S.S Paris circa 1916.]]
|-
| {{SS|Persia|1900}}
| 1900
| Torpedoed and sunk by [[SM U-38]] on December 30, 1915
|[[File:Aden postcard.jpg|thumb|S.S. Persia circa 1900.]]
|-
| {{MS|Pieter Corneliszoon Hooft}}
| 1925
| Caught fire, and scrapped in 1932
|[[File:COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM De haven van Tandjoengpriok op de achtergrond het station Batavia Java TMnr 10008011.jpg|thumb|The Pieter Corneliszoon Hooft in Batavia, Indonesia.]]
|-
| {{MS|Piłsudski}}
| 1934
| Sank on November 26, 1939, by either striking a mine or being torpedoed
|[[File:MS Piłsudski, Nowy Jork.jpg|thumb|MS Piłsudski in New York]]
|-
| {{SS|President}}
| 1840
| Vanished and presumed lost March 1841
|[[File:The steam ship President.jpg|thumb|The S.S. President]]
|-
| {{SS|President Coolidge}}
| 1931
| Struck two [[Naval mine|mines]] and sank on October 26, 1942
|[[File:S.S. President Coolidge at sea, 1930s.jpg|thumb|S.S. President Coolidge at sea, 1930s]]
|-
| {{USS|President Lincoln|1907|6}}
| 1907
| Torpedoed and sunk by {{SMU|U-90||2}} on May 31, 1918
|[[File:S.S. President Lincoln.jpg|thumb|S.S. President Lincoln sometime before World War One]]
|-
| {{SS|Pretoria|1897|6}}
| 1897
| Scrapped in 1921
|[[File:SS Pretoria LOC det.4a15908.jpg|thumb|S.S. Pretoria in 1898]]
|-
|-style="background: #00b8f5;"
| {{SS|Queen Elizabeth 2}}
| 1967
| Preserved as a museum/[[Hotelship|hotel]] ship in [[Dubai]]
|[[File:Osaka RMS Queen Elizabeth2 06bs.jpg|200px|alt=Queen Elizabeth 2 in Osaka, March 19th, 2008]]
|-
|-style="background: #00b8f5;"
| {{RMS|Queen Mary}}
| 1934
| Preserved as a museum/[[Hotelship|hotel]] ship in [[Long Beach, California|Long Beach]], California
| [[File:RMS Queen Mary Long Beach January 2011 view.jpg|200px|alt=RMS Queen Mary in Long Beach]]
|-
|-style="background: #fee72c;"
| {{RMS|Queen Mary 2}}
| 2003
| In service<ref>{{Cite web|title=Queen Mary 2 Curtails Cruise Due to COVID-19 Disruption|url=https://www.maritime-executive.com/article/queen-mary-2-curtails-cruise-due-to-covid-to-await-additions-to-crew|access-date=2022-01-15|website=The Maritime Executive|language=en}}</ref>
|[[File:RMS Queen Mary 2 in Trondheim 2007.jpg|200px|alt=Queen Mary 2 at Trondheim, 2007]]
|-
| {{SS|Raffaello}}
| 1963
| Partially sank in 1983
|[[File:SS Raffaello (33491820471).jpg|thumb|S.S. Raffaello somewhere near port.]]
|-
| {{SS|Rajputana}}
| 1925
| Torpedoed and sunk off [[Iceland]] in 1941
|[[File:SS Rajputana, color.jpg|thumb|SS Rajputana on a postcard]]
|-
| {{SS|Ranchi}}
| 1925
| Scrapped in 1953
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 172139 Ranchi (ship).jpg|thumb|S.S. Ranchi]]
|-
| {{MS|Rangitane|1929|6}}
| 1929
| Attacked by German merchant raiders, and sank on November 27, 1940
|[[File:MS Rangitane 1929-1940.jpg|thumb|MS Rangitane on a postcard.]]
|-
| {{RMS|Rangitata}}
| 1929
| Scrapped in 1962
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 168303 Rangitata (ship).jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Rangita]]
|-
| {{RMS|Rangitiki}}
| 1928
| Scrapped in 1962
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 170635 Rangitiki (ship).jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Rangitiki]]
|-
| {{SS|Ranpura}}
| 1924
| Scrapped in 1961
|
|-
| {{SS|Reina del Mar|1955|6}}
| 1955
| Scrapped in 1975
|[[File:Reina del Mar Edinburgh Castle.jpg|thumb|Reina del Mar with the Edinburgh Castle, 1948.]]
|-
| {{MV|Reina del Pacifico}}
| 1930
| Scrapped in 1958
|[[File:American troops climb into assault landing craft from the liner REINA DEL PACIFICO during Operation 'Torch', the Allied landings in North Africa, November 1942. A12647.jpg|thumb|American troops climbing into assault landing craft from Reina Del Pacifico, during Operation Torch.]]
|-
| {{SS|Rex}}
| 1931
| Bombed by [[Allies of World War II|Allies]], and sunk on September 8, 1944
|[[File:Italian liner Rex.jpg|thumb|S.S. Rex in 1933, shortly after receiving the Blue Riband]]
|-
| {{SS|Rochambeau}}
| 1911
| Scrapped in 1934 or 1936
|[[File:Le Rochambeau, Paquebot a turbine, Compagnie Générale Transatlantique.jpg|thumb|Le Rochambeau departing the city of Saint-Nazaire]]
|-
| {{RMS|Saxonia|1899|6}}
| 1899
| Scrapped in 1925
|[[File:Saxonia1900.jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Saxonia in the year 1900.]]
|-
| {{RMS|Scythia}}
| 1920
| Scrapped in 1958
|[[File:The RMS Scythia.jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Scythia]]
|-
| {{SS|Servia}}
| 1881
| Scrapped in 1902
|[[File:SS Servia.jpg|thumb|S.S. Servia]]
|-
| {{SS|Slamat}}
| 1924
| Sunk by bombers on April 27, 1941.
|
|-
| {{MS|St. Louis}}
| 1928
| Scrapped at [[Hamburg]], Germany in 1952
|[[File:StLouisHavana.jpg|thumb|S.S. St. Louis in the port of Hamburg]]
|-
| {{SS|Saint Paul|1895|6}}
| 1895
| Scrapped in 1923
|[[File:Ocean liner SS St. Paul (1895) under steam.tif|thumb|S.S. Saint Paul near the city of New York, circa 1895.]]
|-
|-style="background: #00b8f5;"
| {{ship|NS|Savannah}}
| 1959
| Preserved as a museum ship in [[Baltimore]], Maryland
|[[File:NS Savannah PatriotsPoint Delgado 1990 cropped.jpg|200px|alt=Savannah in 1990]]
|-
| [[SS Statendam (1924)|SS Statendam]]
| 1924
| Caught Fire in [[Rotterdam]] on May 11, 1940. Scrapped at [[Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht]] three months later.
|[[File:Statendam 3.png|thumb|Statendam on her sea trials.]]
|-
| {{MV|Stirling Castle}}
| 1935
| Scrapped at [[Mihara, Hiroshima|Mihara]], Japan in 1966 
|[[File:Postcard RMMV Stirling Castle.jpg|thumb|R.M.M.V. Stirling Castle]]
|-
| {{MS|Stockholm|1938|6}}
| 1938
| Caught fire, and scrapped in 1938
|
|-
| {{RMS|Strathaird}}
| 1931
| Scrapped at [[Hong Kong]] in 1962
|[[File:RMS Strathaird.jpg|thumb|RMS Strathaird beneath the Sydney Harbour Bridge]]
|-
| {{RMS|Strathnaver}}
| 1931
| Scrapped at [[Hong Kong]] in 1962
|[[File:P&O passenger liner RMS Strathnaver at Lisbon, 1934.jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Strathnaver in Lisbon, circa 1934]]
|-
| {{SS|Tararua}}
| 1864
| Wrecked on Otara Reef in [[New Zealand]], April 29, 1881
|[[File:Wreck of the Tararua.jpg|thumb|Woodcut print of the wreck of the S.S. Tararua]]
|-
| {{ship||Terukuni Maru|1929|2}}
| 1929
| Struck a mine and sank in 1939 off the coast of the [[United Kingdom]]
|[[File:TerukuniMaru.jpg|thumb|Terukuni Maru]]
|-
| {{RMS|Titanic}}
| 1911
| Struck an iceberg and [[Sinking of the RMS Titanic|sank]], April 15, 1912, on her maiden voyage
|[[File:Titanic-Cobh-Harbour-1912.JPG|200px|alt=Titanic in Queensland (Now Cobh.)]]
|-
| {{SS|Transylvania|1914|6}}
| 1914
| Torpedoed and sunk on May 4, 1917, by German U-boat {{SMU|U-63|Germany|2}}
|[[File:RMS Transylvania I.jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Transylvania.]]
|-
| {{RMS|Transylvania|1925|6}}
| 1925
| Torpedoed and sunk on August 10, 1940, by {{GS|U-56|1938|2}}
|[[File:TSS Transylvania.jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Transylvania on a postcard]]
|-
| {{SS|Tuscania|1914|6}}
| 1914
| Torpedoed and sunk on February 5, 1918, by {{SMU|UB-77||2}}
|[[File:TuscaniaI.jpg|thumb|SS Tuscania, circa 1914]]
|-
| {{SS|Ultonia}}
| 1898
| Torpedoed and sunk on June 27, 1917, by SM ''U-53''
|[[File:Ultonia photographed at sea in 1898 or 1900.gif|thumb|Ultonia photographed at sea in 1898 or 1900.]]
|-
| {{RMS|Umbria}}
| 1884
| Scrapped in 1910
|[[File:RMS Umbria (cropped).png|thumb|The R.M.S. Umbria heading out of River Mersey.]]
|-
|-style="background: #00b8f5;"
| {{SS|United States}}
| 1951
| To be sunk as an artificial reef.
|[[File:A559, SS United States, Pier 82, Columbus Boulevard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, 2017.jpg|200px|alt=SS United States on July 16th, 2017]]
|-
| {{SS|Vaterland|1940|6}}
| 1940
| Bombed by Allies in 1943, the wreck was scrapped in 1948
|[[File:Hapag Vaterland 1940.JPG|thumb|A model of the S.S. Vaterland]]
|-
| {{RMS|Viceroy of India}}
| 1928
| Torpedoed and sunk in 1942 by {{GS|U-407||2}}
|[[File:P&O Viceroy of India postcard 1935 2356x1522.jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Viceroy of India on a postcard, circa 1935.]]
|-
| {{TSS|Wahine}}
| 1912
| Wrecked on Masela Island Reef in the [[Arafura Sea]], August 15, 1951
|[[File:TSS Wahine in Wellington Harbour.jpg|thumb|T.S.S. Wahine in Wellington Harbour, circa 1936]]
|-
| {{SS|Waratah}}
| 1908
| Vanished and presumed lost 1909
|[[File:SS 'Waratah' at Port Adelaide, 1909.jpeg|thumb|Waratah at Port Adelaide sometime before her last voyage.]]
|-
| {{SS|Warrimoo}}
| 1892
| Collided with the destroyer ''[[French destroyer Catapulte|Catapulte]]'' and sank, May 1918
|[[File:SS Warrimoo - New Zealand.jpg|thumb|SS Warrimoo, pictured sometime before 1918.]]
|-
| {{MS|Wanganella}}
| 1929
| Scrapped in 1970
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 196787 Wanganella (ship).jpg|thumb|Wanganella in her pre-war livery]] [[File:Awm118509.jpg|thumb|A.H.S. Wanganella as a hospital ship]] [[File:TSMV Wanganella.JPG|thumb|M.S. Wanganella after the war, pictured here in a cove of Doubtful Sound.]]
|-
| {{RMS|Windsor Castle|1921|6}}
| 1921
| Torpedoed and sunk on March 23, 1943, by German aircraft off [[Algiers]], Algeria
|[[File:SS Windsor Castle.jpg|thumb|S.S. Windsor Castle in Windsor Castle.]]
|-
| {{SS|Winifredian}}
| 1889
| Scrapped in 1929
|[[File:SS Winifredian.jpg|thumb|S.S. Winifredian, pictured here in Boston.]]
|}

==Multi-name==

Note: ''The ships listed here were renamed, and in some cases multiple times in their careers.''

===A-D===
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Ship name
! Year launched
! class="unsortable"| Other names
! Fate
! Image
|-
| {{MS|Achille Lauro}}
| 1947
| MS ''Willem Ruys'' <small>(1947–1965)</small>
| Caught fire and sank off [[Somalia]] on December 2, 1994
|[[File:M.S. Willem Ruys N.V. Rotterdamsche Lloyd, KITLV 1403728.tiff|200px]]<br />As MS Willem Ruys [[File:Achille39 b.jpg|200px]]<br />As Achille Lauro
|-
| {{SS|Admiral Nakhimov}}
| 1925
| SS ''Berlin'' <small>(1925–1949)</small>
| Collided with the ''Pyotr Vasev'', and sank on August 31, 1986
|[[File:Berlin (III).jpg|200px]]<br />As the Berlin [[File:SSAdmiralNakhimov-1975-1.jpg|200px]]<br />As the Admiral Nakhimov
|-
| {{USS|Aeolus|ID-3005}}
| 1899
| ''SS Grosser Kurfürst'' <small>(1899–1917)</small><br>USS ''Grosser Kurfurst'' <small>(1917–1919)</small><br>SS ''City of Los Angeles'' <small>(1922–1937)</small>
| Scrapped in 1937 – Japan
|[[File:Grosser Kurfurst (ship) January 1903 (cropped).jpg|thumb|Grosser Kurfurst, pictured here in January 1903.]][[File:USS Aeolus (ID - 3005).jpg|thumb|U.S.S. Aeolus in port, 1919]]
|-
| {{MS|Agamemnon}}
| 1946
| ''Sincere'' <small>(1966–1969)</small>
| Caught fire, and sank in 1969
|
|-
| {{SS|Akaroa|1914}}
| 1914
| ''Euripides'' <small>(1914–1932)</small>
| Scrapped in 1954
|[[File:Docks RMG PW1179.jpg|thumb|Euripides in the London Docks, sometime about 1920, painted by William Lionel Wyllie]] [[File:StateLibQld 1 124975 Akaroa (ship).jpg|thumb|S.S. Akaroa at New Plymouth, New Zealand, circa 1934.]]
|-
| {{SS|Alaska|1881}}
| 1881
| ''Magallanes'' <small>(1897–1902)</small>
| Scrapped in 1902
|[[File:Guion Line ocean liner SS Alaska (1881) photographed sometime in the 1890's..tif|thumb|S.S. Alaska photographed sometime in the 1890s.]]
|-
| {{SS|Albania|1920}}
| 1920
| ''California'' <small>(1930–1941)</small>
| Torpedoed and sunk off [[Syracuse, Sicily|Syracuse]] on August 11, 1941 
|[[File:SS Albania.jpg|thumb|S.S. Albania under tow.]]
|-
| {{SS|Albert Ballin}}
| 1922
| ''Hansa'' <small>(1935–1945)</small><br>''Sovetskiy Soyuz'' <small>(1953–1980)</small>
| Scrapped in 1981
|[[File:SS Albert Ballin.1923.jpg|thumb|S.S. Albert Ballin, circa 1923]] [[File:Passenger ship Sovetskiy Soyuz.jpg|thumb|Cargo ship Sovetskiy Soyuz, pictured in 1957]]
|-
| {{RMS|Alcantara|1926}}
| 1926
| HMS ''Alcantara'' <small>(1939–1943)</small><br>''Kaisho Maru'' <small>(1958)</small>
| Scrapped in 1958
|[[File:Alcantara à Rio by Kenneth Shoesmith.jpg|thumb|R.M.S. Alcantara outside of Rio de Janeiro]]
|-
| [[MS Marco Polo|MS ''Aleksandr Pushkin'']]
| 1964
| ''Marco Polo'' <small>(1991–2021)</small>
| Scrapped in [[Alang]], India in 2021. Work completed in 2022.
|[[File:MS Alexandr Pushkin.JPG|thumb|MS Aleksandr Pushkin in the summer of 1970.]] [[File:Marco Polo Port of Tallinn 2 August 2012.JPG|thumb|Marco Polo in the port of Tallinn, circa August 2nd, 2012]]
|-
| {{USS|America|ID-3006}}
| 1905
| ''Amerika'' <small>(1905–1917)</small><br>USAT ''America'' <small>(1919–1920)</small><br>SS ''America'' <small>(1920–1931)</small><br>USAT ''Edmund B. Alexander'' <small>(1940–1957)</small>
| Scrapped in 1957
|[[File:SS Amerika.jpg|thumb|SS Amerika, sometime before 1914]] [[File:USSAmericaApril1919.jpg|thumb|America arrives in Boston Harbor, circa April 5th, 1919]] [[File:USS Amerika Sunk.jpg|thumb|USS America sunk at her mooring.]] [[File:Loď SS America.jpg|thumb|USAT America, circa 1919]] [[File:The First SS America.jpg|thumb|S.S. America circa 1920's]] [[File:USATEdmundB.Alexander.jpg|thumb|U.S.A.T. Edmund B. Alexander]]
|-
| {{SS|America|1939}}
| 1939
| USS ''West Point'' <small>(1941–1946)</small><br>SS ''Australis'' <small>(1964–1978)</small><br>SS ''Italis'' <small>(1978–1980)</small><br>SS ''Noga'' <small>(1980–1984)</small><br>SS ''Alferdoss'' <small>(1984–1993)</small><br>SS ''American Star'' <small>(1994–2008)</small>
| Wrecked at Playa de Garcey, [[Fuerteventura]] in 1994, whilst under tow to become a [[hotel ship]] off [[Phuket Province|Phuket]], [[Thailand]].
|[[File:1958 America in Bremerhaven.jpg|200px]]<br />America
[[File:USS West Point (AP-23) underway in 1942.jpg|200px]]<br />USS West Point[[File:SS Australis 1967 (36950522642) (cropped).jpg|200px]]<br />Australis
[[File:America (Venture Cruises).jpg|200px]]<br />America (Venture Cruises)[[File:S.S. Italis.jpg|200px]]<br />S.S. Italis[[File:"Noga" - Eleusis, 1986.jpg|200px]]<br />As Noga/Alferdoss[[File:American Star März 1995.jpg|200px]]<br />The wreck of the American Star
|-
|-style="background: #00b8f5;"
| {{MS|Ancerville}}
|1962
| MV ''Minghua'' <small>(1973–1983)</small>
|Preserved as a [[hotelship]]
|[[File:Minghua.jpg|200px]]<br />Minghua as part of the Sea World Complex
|-
| {{SS|Arabic|1920}} 
| 1908
| SS ''Berlin'' <small>(1908–1920)</small>
| Scrapped in 1931
|[[File:SS Arabic 3.jpg|200px]]<br />SS Arabic at sea
|-
| {{MS|Aramis}}
| 1931
| ''Teiyō Maru'' <small>(1942–1944)</small>
| Torpedoed and sank on August 18, 1944
|[[File:Teia maru aramis 1932.jpg|thumb|M.S. Aramis, circa 1932]] [[File:Teia maru.jpg|thumb|Teiyō Maru as a repatriation ship, circa 1943]]
|-
| {{SS|Argentina|1929}}
| 1929
| SS ''Pennsylvania'' <small>(1929–1938)</small>
| Scrapped in 1964
|[[File:Moore-McCormack-Good-Neighbor-passenger-liner.jpg|thumb|One of the 3 sister ships of Argentina, it's unknown which one it is as the name was omitted from the bow.]]
|-
| [[SS Birma|SS Arundel Castle]]
| 1894
| SS ''Birma'' <small>(1905–1913)</small><br>SS ''Mitava'' <small>(1913–1921)</small><br>SS ''Josef Pilsudski'' <small>(1921–1923)</small><br>SS ''Franck Hellmers'' <small>(1923–1924)</small><br>SS ''Wilbo'' <small>(1924)</small>
| Scrapped in 1924
|[[File:SS Birma, 1914 postcard.jpg|thumb|SS Birma on a 1914 postcard.]] [[File:R.M.S. Dunottar Castle en Arundal Castle in de haven van Kaapstad, RP-F-F01156-I.jpg|thumb|Arundel Castle and Dunottar Castle in Capetown. Arundel Castle is the ship on the right.]] [[File:HS Mitava.jpg|thumb|H.S. Mitava, circa 1918.]]
|-
| {{SS|Arizona}}
| 1879
| ''Hancock'' <small>(1898–1926)</small>
| Scrapped in 1926
|[[File:Guion Liner Arizona when she held Atlantic Record.png|thumb|S.S. Arizona while she held the Atlantic Record]] [[File:USS Hancock AP-3.jpg|thumb|USS Hancock.]]
|-
| {{SS|Athenic}}
| 1901
| SS ''Pelagos'' <small>(1928–1962)</small>
| Scrapped in 1962
|[[File:Athenic-100 bg.jpg|thumb|S.S. Athenic]] [[File:A-00642 Hvalkokeri PELAGOS.jpg|thumb|Hvalfangerselskapet Pelagos, circa 1931]]
|-
| {{RMS|Atrato|1888}}
| 1888
| ''The Viking'' <small>(1912–1914)</small><br>HMS ''Viknor'' <small>(1914–1915)</small>
| Torpedoed and sank on January 13, 1915
| [[File: Royal Mail Atrato 1883-1912 RMG PU6794.jpg|200px]]
|-
| {{SS|Augusta Victoria|1888}}
| 1888
| ''Kuban'' <small>(1904–1907)</small>
| Scrapped in 1907
| [[File:4a15881u.tif|thumb|Augusta Victoria under steam]]
|-
| {{MS|Augustus|1926}}
| 1926
| ''Falco'' <small>(1939–1940)</small><br>''Sparviero'' <small>(1940–1946)</small>
| Scuttled in [[Genoa]] in 1944, raised and scrapped in 1946
|
|-
| {{MS|Augustus|1950}}
| 1950
| ''Great Sea'' <small>(1976–1980)</small><br>''Ocean King'' <small>(1980–1983)</small><br>''Philippines'' <small>(1983–1985)</small><br>''President'' <small>(1985–1987)</small><br>''Asian Princess'' <small>(1987–1999)</small><br>''M/S Philippines'' <small>(1999–2011)</small><br>''Philippine'' <small>(2011–2012)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Alang]], India in 2012
|
|-
| {{MV|Aureol}}
| 1951
| ''Marianna IV'' <small>(1974–2001)</small><br>''Mariann IV'' <small>(2001)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Alang]], India in 2001
|
|-
| {{SS|Ausonia|1956}}
| 1956
| ''The Ausonia'' <small>(2006)</small><br>''Ivory'' <small>(2006–2007)</small><br>''Aegean Two'' <small>(2007–2008)</small><br>''Ivory'' <small>(2008–2010)</small><br>''Winner 5'' <small>(2010)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Alang]], India in 2010
|
|-
| {{SS|Baltic|1871}}
| 1871
| SS ''Veendam'' <small>(1889–1898)</small>
| Collided with a derelict ship, and sank on February 6, 1898
|
|-
| {{SS|Belgenland|1914}}
| 1914
| ''Belgic'' <small>(1916–1923)</small><br>''Columbia'' <small>(1935–1936)</small>
| Scrapped in 1936 – Scotland
|
|-
| {{ship|SS|Bergensfjord}}
| 1913
| ''Argentina'' <small>(1946–1953)</small><br>''Jerusalem'' <small>(1953–1957)</small><br>''Aliya'' <small>(1957–1959)</small>
| Scrapped in 1959
|
|-
| {{ship|MS|Bergensfjord|1955}}
| 1955
| ''De Grasse'' <small>(1971–1973)</small><br>''Rasa Sayang'' <small>(1973–1978)</small><br>''Golden Moon'' <small>(1978–1980)</small><br>''Rasa Sayang'' <small>(1980)</small>
| Caught fire, and capsized in [[Perama]], Greece on August 27, 1980
|
|-
| {{MV|Bloemfontein Castle}}
| 1949
| ''Patris'' <small>(1959–1979)</small><br>''Mediterranean Island'' <small>(1979–1981)</small><br>''Mediterranean Star'' <small>(1981–1988)</small><br>''Terra'' <small>(1988–1989)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Gadani Beach]], Pakistan in 1987
|
|-
|-style="background: #00b8f5;"
| {{MV|Brazil Maru}}
| 1954
| ''Toba Brazil Maru'' <small>(1974–1997)</small><br>''Zhanjiang'' <small>(1997–1998)</small><br>''Hai Shang Cheng Shi'' <small>(1998–)</small>
| Beached as a restaurant in [[Zhanjiang]], China, currently closed
|[[File:Brazil Maru 1954 (02) Scan10061.JPG|200px|alt=Brazil Maru sailing]][[File:MV Brazil Maru (Restaurant.).jpg|200px|alt=MV Brazil Maru as a restaurant]]
|-
| {{SS|Bremen|1896}}
| 1896
| SS ''Constantinople'' <small>(1919–1921)</small><br>SS ''King Alexander'' <small>(1922–1929)</small>
| Scrapped in 1929
|
|-
| {{SS|Bretagne|1951}}
| 1951
| SS ''Brittany'' <small>(1962–1963)</small>
| Caught fire, and gutted on April 8, 1963; scrapped
|
|-
| {{RMS|Britannia}}
|1840
|SMS ''Barbarossa'' (1849 – to German Confederation)
SMS ''Barbarossa'' (1852 – to Prussian Navy)
|Cunard's first ocean liner – sunk as [[target ship]] by Prussian Navy July 1880
|
|-
| {{SS|Calgaric}}
| 1918
| ''Orca'' <small>(1918–1927)</small>
| Scrapped in 1934
|
|-
| {{SS|California|1928}}
| 1928
| SS ''Uruguay'' <small>(1938–1964)</small>
| Scrapped in 1964
|
|-
| {{SS|Cambodge}}
| 1952
| ''Stella V'' <small>(1970)</small><br>''Stella Solaris'' <small>(1970–2003)</small><br>''S. Solar'' <small>(2003)</small>
| Scrapped in [[Alang]], India in 2003
|
|-
| {{RMS|Cameronia|1919}}
| 1919
| HMT ''Cameronia'' <small>(1941–1945)</small><br>SS ''Empire Clyde'' <small>(1953–1957)</small>
| Scrapped in 1957
|
|-
| {{RMS|Carinthia|1955}}
| 1955
| SS ''Fairland'' <small>(1968–1971)</small><br>SS ''Fairsea'' <small>(1971–1988)</small><br>SS ''Fair Princess'' <small>(1988–2000)</small><br>SS ''China Sea Discovery'' <small>(2000–2005)</small><br>''Sea Discovery'' <small>(2005)</small>
| Scrapped in 2005 in [[Alang]], India
|
|-
| {{RMS|Caronia|1947}}
| 1947
| ''Columbia'' <small>(1968)</small><br>''Caribia'' <small>(1968–1974)</small>
| Wrecked in 1974 at [[Apra Harbour]], Guam; subsequently scrapped
|
|-
| {{USS|Charles|ID-1298}}
| 1907
| USS ''Harvard'' <small>(1918; 1920–1931)</small>
| Wrecked in 1931
|
|-
| ''[[Chichibu Maru]]''
| 1930
| ''Titibu Maru'' <small>(1938–1939)</small><br>''Kamakura Maru'' <small>(1939–1943)</small>
| Torpedoed and sunk by {{USS|Gudgeon|SS-211|6}} on April 28, 1943
|
|-
| {{SS|City of Berlin}}
| 1874
| SS ''Berlin'' <small>(1893–1898)</small><br>SS ''Meade'' <small>(1898–1921)</small>
| Scrapped in 1921
|
|-
| {{SS|City of Paris|1865}}
| 1865
| ''Tonquin'' <small>(1884–1885)</small>
| Collided with another French vessel, and sank in March 1885
|
|-
| {{SS|City of Paris|1888}}
| 1888
| ''Yale'' <small>(1898–1901)</small><br>''Harrisburg'' <small>(1918–1919)</small><br>''Philadelphia'' <small>(1901–1918, 1919–1923)</small>
| Scrapped in 1923 at [[Genoa]], [[Italy]]
|
|-
| {{MS|City of York}}
| 1953
| ''Mediterranean Sky'' <small>(1971–2003)</small>
| Capsized at [[Perama]], Greece in January 2003 
|
|-
| {{SS|Cleveland}}
| 1908
| USS ''Mobile'' <small>(1919–1920)</small><br>SS ''King Alexander'' <small>(1920–1923)</small><br>SS ''Cleveland'' <small>(1923–1933)</small>
| Scrapped in 1933
|
|-
| {{SS|Colombie}}
| 1931
| USAHS ''Aleda E. Lutz'' <small>(1945–1946)</small><br>SS ''Colombie'' <small>(1946–1964)</small><br>SS ''Atlantica'' <small>(1964–1974)</small>
| Scrapped in 1974
|
|-
| {{SS|Constitution}}
| 1950
| ''Oceanic Constitution'' <small>(1974–1982)</small><br>''Constitution'' <small>(1982–1997)</small> 
| Sank off of the [[Hawaiian Islands]] on November 17, 1997, whilst under tow to [[Alang]], India for scrap
|
|-
| [[RMS Albania (1900)|''SS Consuelo'']]
| 1900
| SS ''Cairnrona'' <small>(1909–1911)</small><br>RMS ''Albania'' <small>(1911–1912)</small><br>SS ''Poleric'' <small>(1912–1929)</small>
| Scrapped in 1930
|
|-
| {{SS|Conte Biancamano}}
| 1925
| USS ''Hermitage'' <small>(1942–1946)</small>
| Dismantled at [[La Spezia]], Italy, and partly reassembled as a museum in [[Milan]], Italy 1964
|
|-
| {{USS|Covington|ID-1409}}
| 1908
| SS ''Cincinnati'' <small>(1908–1917)</small>
| Torpedoed and sank on July 1, 1918, by a {{SMU|U-86||2}} 
|
|-
| {{SS|Czar}}
| 1912
| SS ''Estonia'' <small>(1921–1930)</small><br>SS ''Pułaski'' <small>(1930–1946)</small><br>SS ''Empire Penryn'' <small>(1946–1949)</small>
| Scrapped in 1949 at [[Blyth, Northumberland]]
|
|-
| {{SS|Dante Alighieri}}
| 1914
| SS ''Ashai Maru'' <small>(1928–1944)</small>
| Beached and abandoned in 1944, scrapped on site in 1949
|
|-
| {{SS|De Grasse}}
| 1924
| RMS ''Empress of Australia'' <small>(1953–1956)</small><br>''Venezuela'' <small>(1956–1962)</small>
| Scrapped in 1962
|
|-
| {{SS|Deutschland|1900}}
| 1900
| SS ''Viktoria Luise'' <small>(1910–1921)</small><br>SS ''Hansa'' <small>(1921–1925)</small>
| Scrapped in 1925
|
|-
| {{ship|QSMV|Dominion Monarch}}
| 1938
| ''Dominion Monarch Maru'' <small>(1962)</small>
| Scrapped in 1962 at [[Osaka]]
|-style="background: #00b8f5;"
| {{MV|Doulos Phos}}
| 1914
| SS ''Medina'' <small>(1914–1948)</small><br>SS ''Roma'' <small>(1948–1953)</small><br>MS ''Franca C'' <small>(1953–1977)</small><br>MV ''Doulos'' <small>(1977–2010)</small>
| Preserved as a [[hotelship]]
|[[File:SS "Medina" at New-York.jpg|200px]]<br />SS Medina in New York on her maiden voyage.
[[File:Postcard of the FRANCA C..jpg|200px]]<br />Postcard featuring the SS Franca C.[[File:MV Doulos 2004 at Southampton.jpg|200px]]<br />
The Doulos at Southampton, England in 2004<br />
[[File:MV Doulos Phos in Bintan.jpg|200px]]<br />MV Doulos Phos in Bintan. Picture taken in 2022.
|-
| {{SS|Drottningholm}}
| 1904
| RMS ''Virginian'' <small>(1904–1920)</small><br>''Brasil'' <small>(1948–1951)</small><br>''Homeland'' <small>(1951–1955)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Trieste]], Italy in 1955
|
|-
| {{MS|Dunnottar Castle}}
| 1936
| ''Victoria'' <small>(1958–1975)</small><br>''The Victoria'' <small>(1976–1993)</small><br>''Princesa Victoria'' <small>(1993–2004)</small><br>''Victoria I'' <small>(2004)</small>
| Scrapped at 2004 at [[Alang]], India
|
|-
| [[RMS Dunottar Castle|RMS ''Dunottar Castle'']]
| 1890
| SS ''Caribbean'' <small>(1913–1914)</small><br>HMS ''Caribbean'' <small>(1914–1915)</small>
| Sank in a storm on September 27, 1915
|
|}

===E-H===
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Ship name
! Year launched
! class="unsortable"| Other names
! width=300px|Fate
! Image 
|-
| {{SS|Elisabethville|1921}}
| 1921
| ''Empire Bure'' <small>(1947–1950)</small><br>''Charlton Star'' <small>(1950–1958)</small><br>''Maristrella'' <small>(1958–1960)</small>
| Scrapped in 1960
|
|-
| {{SS|Empire Bittern}}
| 1902
| SS ''Iowa'' <small>(1902–1913)</small><br>SS ''Bohemia'' <small>(1913–1917)</small> <br>''Artemis'' <small>(1917–1941)</small> <br>SS ''Empire Bittern'' <small>(1941–1944)</small>
| Largely livestock or troop transport. Briefly commissioned USS ''Artemis'' April–October 1919. Scuttled in 1944 as an additional blockship for [[Operation Overlord]].
| 
|-
| {{HMT|Empire Windrush}}
| 1930
| MV ''Monte Rosa'' <small>(1930–1947)</small>
| Caught fire and sank in the Mediterranean Sea with the loss of four crew, March 30, 1954
|
|-
| {{RMS|Empress of Australia|1919}}
| 1913
| ''Admiral von Tirpitz'' <small>(1913–1921)</small><br>''Empress of China'' <small>(1921)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Inverkeithing]], Scotland in 1952
|
|-
| {{RMS|Empress of Britain|1905}}
| 1905
| SS ''Montroyal'' <small>(1924–1930)</small>
| Scrapped in 1930
|
|-
| {{RMS|Empress of Britain|1955}}
| 1955
| ''Queen Anna Maria'' <small>(1964–1975)</small><br>''Carnivale'' <small>(1975–1993)</small><br>''Fiestamarina'' <small>(1993–1994)</small><br>''Olympic'' <small>(1995–1997)</small><br> ''The Topaz'' <small>(1997–2008)</small><br>''Topaz'' <small>(2008)</small>
| Scrapped in 2008
|
|-
| {{RMS|Empress of Canada|1928}}
| 1928
| SS ''Duchess of Richmond'' <small>(1928–1947)</small>
| Caught fire, and capsized on January 25, 1953; scrapped in 1954 at [[La Spezia]]
|
|-
| {{RMS|Empress of Canada|1960}}
| 1960
| ''Mardi Gras'' <small>(1972–1993)</small><br>''Olympic'' <small>(1993)</small><br>''Star of Texas'' <small>(1994)</small><br>''Lucky Star'' <small>(1994–1995)</small><br> ''Apollon'' <small>(1995–2003)</small>
| Scrapped in 2003
|
|-
| {{RMS|Empress of France|1913}}
| 1913
| SS ''Alsatian'' <small>(1912–1919)</small>
| Scrapped in 1934 at [[Dalmuir]]
|
|-
| {{RMS|Empress of France|1928}}
| 1928
| SS ''Duchess of Bedford'' <small>(1928–1947)</small>
| Scrapped in 1960
|
|-
| {{RMS|Empress of India|1890}}
| 1890
| SS ''Loyalty'' <small>(1915–1923)</small>
| Scrapped in 1923
|
|-
| {{RMS|Empress of Japan|1929}}
| 1930
| RMS ''Empress of Scotland'' <small>(1942–1957)</small><br>TS ''Hanseatic'' <small>(1957–1966)</small>
| Caught fire, and gutted in 1966; subsequently scrapped
|
|-
| {{RMS|Empress of Scotland|1906}}
| 1905
| SS ''Kaiserin Auguste Victoria'' <small>(1906–1919)</small>
| Scrapped in 1930
|
|-
| {{SS|Eugenio C}}
| 1964
| ''Eugenio Costa'' <small>(1987–1999)</small><br>''Edinburgh Castle'' <small>(1999–2000)</small><br>''The Big Red Boat II'' <small>(2000–2004)</small><br>''Red Boat'' <small>(2004–2005)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Alang]], India in 2005
|
|-
| {{SS|Europa|1928}}
| 1928
| USS ''Europa'' <small>(1945–1946)</small><br>SS ''Liberté'' <small>(1950–1963)</small>
| Scrapped at [[La Spezia]], Italy in 1963
|
|-
| ''[[Fairsky]]''
| 1942
| SS ''Steel Artisan'' <small>(1941)</small><br>USS ''Barnes'' <small>(1942)</small><br>HMS ''Attacker'' <small>(1942–1945)</small><br>''Castel Forte'' <small>(1950–1958)</small>
| Scrapped in 1980
|
|-
| {{ship|TSS|Fairstar}}
| 1955
| ''Oxfordshire'' <small>(1955–1964)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Alang]], India in 1997
|
|-
| {{SS|Finland|1902}}
| 1902
| ''USS Finland (ID-4543)'' <small>(1918–1919)</small><br>USAT ''Finland'' <small>(1919)</small>
| Scrapped in 1928
|
|-
| {{SS|Flandre|1952}}
| 1951
| ''Carla C'' <small>(1968–1986)</small><br>''Carla Costa'' <small>(1986–1992)</small><br>''Pallas Athena'' <small>(1992–1994)</small>
| Scrapped in 1994
|
|-
| {{SS|France|1961}}
| 1960
| SS ''Norway'' <small>(1979–2008)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Alang]], India in 2007, work completed in 2008. 
|
|-
| {{SS|Fürst Bismarck|1890}}
| 1890
| ''Don'' <small>(1905)</small><br>''Moskva'' <small>(1906–1917)</small><br>''San Guisto'' <small>(1917–1924)</small>
| Scrapped in 1924 – Italy
|
|-
| {{SS|Fürst Bismarck|1905}}
| 1905
| ''Amboise'' <small>(1922–1935)</small>
| Scrapped in 1935 – Italy
|-
| {{SS|Galileo Galilei}}
| 1961
| ''Galileo'' <small>(1984–1990)</small><br>''Meridian'' <small>(1990–1997)</small><br>''Sun Vista'' <small>(1997–1999)</small>
| Caught fire, and sank on May 21, 1999
|
|-
| [[HMHS Glenart Castle|SS Galician]]
| 1900
| ''Glenart Castle'' <small>(1914–1918)</small>
|Torpedoed and sunk on February 26, 1918
|
|-
| {{SS|George Washington}}
| 1908
| USS ''George Washington'' <small>(1917–1919)</small><br>SS ''George Washington'' <small>(1921–1931)</small><br>''USS Catlin (AP-19)'' <small>(1941)</small><br>USAT ''George Washington'' <small>(1943–1951)</small>
| Scrapped in 1951
|
|-
| {{SS|Gothic|1893}}
| 1893
| ''Gothland'' <small>(1907–1911) – (1913–1925)</small>
| Scrapped in 1925
|
|-
| {{MS|Gripsholm|1924}}
| 1924
| MS ''Berlin'' <small>(1954–1966)</small>
| Scrapped in 1966
|
|-
| {{MS|Gripsholm|1957}}
| 1957
| MS ''Navarino'' <small>(1975–1984)</small><br>MS ''Regent Sea'' <small>(1984–1997)</small><br>''Sea'' <small>(1997–2001)</small>
| Sank on July 12, 2001, whilst under tow to [[Alang]], India for scrap
|
|-
| {{SS|Guglielmo Marconi}}
| 1961
| ''Costa Riviera'' <small>(1983–1993)</small><br>''American Adventure'' <small>(1993–1994)</small><br>''Costa Riviera'' <small>(1994–2001)</small>
| Scrapped in 2001
|[[File:Galileo Galilei - Gugliemo Marconi.jpg|200px]]<br />As the Guglielmo Marconi
[[File:American Adventure Key West (15190852715).jpg|200px]]<br />As the American Adventure
[[File:MN Costa Riviera.jpg|200px]]<br />As the Costa Riviera
|-
| {{SS|Hamburg|1925}}
| 1925
| ''Yuri Dolgoruki'' <small>(1950–1977)</small>
| Scrapped in 1977
|
|-
| {{USS|Harris|APA-2}}
| 1921
| ''Pine Tree State'' <small>(1921–1922)</small><br>''President Grant'' <small>(1922–1930)</small>
| Scrapped in 1948
|
|-
| {{SS|Heliopolis|1907}}
| 1907
| SS ''Royal George'' <small>(1910–1922)</small>
| Scrapped in 1922
|
|-
|[[Britannia-class steamship|RMS ''Hibernia'']]
|1842
|''Habanois <small>(1850–1868)</small>''
|Lost in 1868
|
|-
| {{RMS|Homeric|1913}}
| 1913
| ''Columbus'' <small>(1913–1919)</small>
| Scrapped in 1935
|
|-
| {{USS|Huron|ID-1408}}
| 1896
| SS ''Friedrich der Grosse'' <small>(1896–1917)</small><br>USS ''Fredrick Der Grosse'' <small>(1917–1919)</small><br>SS ''City of Honolulu'' <small>(1922)</small>
| Caught fire, and sank on October 17, 1922, by gunfire after a failed towing attempt
|
|}

===I-L===
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Ship name
! Year launched
! class="unsortable"| Other names
! Fate
! Image
|-
| {{SS|Île de France}}
| 1926
| S.S. ''Furansu Maru'' <small>(1958–1959, 1959)</small><br>R.M.S. ''Claridon'' <small>(1959)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Osaka]], Japan in 1959
|[[File:Île de France at sea.jpg|200px]] 
|-
| {{SS|Imperator}}
| 1912
| USS ''Imperator'' <small>(1919–1920)</small><br>RMS ''Berengaria'' <small>(1920–1939)</small>
| Scrapped in 1946 (fully)
|[[File:Imperator LOC ggbain 13359u.jpg|200px]]<br />As Imperator
[[File:USS Imperator and USS Leviathan.jpg|200px]]<br />USS Imperator with USS Leviathan. Imperator is on the left.
[[File:RMS Berengaria US Navy.jpg|200px]]<br />As Berengaria
|-
| {{SS|Independence}}
| 1950
| ''Oceanic Independence'' <small>(1974)</small><br>''Sea Luck I'' <small>(1974–1975)</small><br>''Oceanic Independence'' <small>(1975–1982)</small><br>''Independence'' <small>(1982–2006)</small><br>''Oceanic'' <small>(2006–2009)</small><br>''Platinum II'' <small>(2009–2011)</small>
| Wrecked in 2010 off of [[Alang]], India; scrapped on the spot 
|
|-
| {{SS|Infante Dom Henrique}}
| 1960
| ''Vasco de Gama'' <small>(1986–1997)</small><br>''SeaWind Crown'' <small>(1991–2003)</small><br>''Barcelona'' <small>(2003–2004)</small>
| Scrapped near Guangzhou, China in 2004
|
|-
| {{SS|Justicia}}
| 1914
| ''Statendam'' <small>(1914–1916)</small>
| Torpedoed and sunk in July, 1918
|
|-
| {{SS|Kaiser Wilhelm II}}
| 1902
| USS ''Kaiser Wilhelm II'' <small>(1917)</small><br>USS ''Agamemnon'' <small>(1917–1927)</small><br>USAT ''Monticello'' <small>(1927–1940)</small>
| Scrapped in 1940
|
|-
| {{SS|Kenya}}
| 1950
| USS ''Kaiser Wilhelm II'' <small>(1917)</small><br>USS ''Agamemnon'' <small>(1917–1927)</small><br>USAT ''Monticello'' <small>(1927–1940)</small>
| Scrapped at [[La Spezia]], Italy in 1969
|
|-
| [[SS Amerikanis|RMS Kenya Castle]]
| 1952
| SS ''Amerikanis'' <small>(1967–2001)</small>
|Scrapped at [[Alang]], India in 2001
|
|-
| {{SS|Khedive Ismail}}
| 1922
| ''Aconcagua'' <small>(1922–1935)</small>
| Torpedoed and sunk on February 12, 1944
|
|-
| {{SS|König Albert}}
| 1899
| ''Fernandino Palasciano'' <small>(1915–1923)</small><br>''Italia'' <small>(1923–1926)</small>
| Scrapped in 1926 – Italy
|
|-
| {{SS|Königin Luise|1896}}
| 1896
| ''Omar'' <small>(1921–1924)</small><br>''Edison'' <small>(1924–1935)</small>
| Scrapped in 1935 – Italy
|
|-
| {{SS|Kościuszko}}
| 1915
| SS ''Czaritza'' <small>(1915–1921)</small><br>SS ''Lituania'' <small>(1921–1930)</small><br>SS ''ORP Gdynia'' <small>(1939)</small><br>SS ''Empire Helford'' <small>(1946–1950)</small>
| Scrapped in 1950
|
|-
| {{SS|Kronprinz Wilhelm}}
| 1901
| USS ''Von Steuben'' <small>(1917–1923)</small>
| Scrapped in 1923
|
|-
| {{SS|Kronprinzessin Cecilie|1905}}
| 1905
| HMS ''Princess'' <small>(1915–)</small>
| Unknown
|
|-
| {{SS|Kronprinzessin Cecilie|1906}}
| 1906
| ''Mount Vernon'' <small>(1917–1940)</small>
| Scrapped in 1940
|
|-
| {{MS|Kungsholm|1928}}
| 1928
| ''John Ericsson'' <small>(1942–1947)</small><br>''Italia'' <small>(1948–1964)</small><br>''Imperial Bahama'' <small>(1964–1965)</small>
| Scrapped in [[Bilbao]], Spain in 1965
|
|-
| {{MS|Kungsholm|1952}}
| 1952
| ''Europa'' <small>(1965–1981)</small><br>''Columbus C.'' <small>(1981–1985)</small>
| Sank after striking a [[Breakwater (structure)|breakwater]] near [[Cadiz]], [[Spain]] on July 29, 1984. Scrapped in [[Barcelona]], Spain in 1985. 
|
|-
| {{MV|Kungsholm|1965}}
| 1965
| ''Sea Princess'' <small>(1979–1995)</small><br>''Victoria'' <small>(1995–2002)</small><br>''Mona Lisa'' <small>(2002–2007)</small><br>''Oceanic II'' <small>(2007–2008)</small><br>''Mona Lisa'' <small>(2008–2010)</small><br>''Veronica'' <small>(2010–2016)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Alang]], India in 2016
|[[File:Kungsholm IMO 6512354 P Hamburg 06-1973 (1).jpg|200px]]<br />As Kungsholm
[[File:Sea Princess Venice 1986.jpg|200px]]<br />As the Sea Princess
[[File:MonaLisa Helsinki.jpg|200px]]
<br />As Mona Lisa
[[File:ScholarShipSydney.JPG|200px]]
<br />As the Oceanic II/The Scholar Ship
|-
| {{SS|La Bretagne}}
| 1885
| ''Alesia'' <small>(1923)</small>
| Wrecked in 1923
|
|-
| {{ship|TSMS|Lakonia}}
| 1929 
| ''Johan van Oldenbarnevelt'' <small>(1929–1963)</small>
| Caught fire and sank on December 29, 1963, while under tow to [[Gibraltar]] for salvaging.
|
|-
| {{RMS|Lancastria}}
| 1920
| RMS ''Tyrrhenia'' <small>(1920–1924)</small><br>HMT ''Lancastria'' <small>(1940)</small>
| Bombed by German aircraft, and sank on June 17, 1940
|
|-
| {{SS|Laos}}
| 1952
|''Empress Abeto'' <small>(1970–1971)</small><br>''Malaysia Raya'' <small>(1971–1976)</small>
| Caught fire at [[Port Klang]], Malaysia on August 23, 1976. Scrapped at [[Kaohsiung]], Taiwan in 1977. 
|
|-
| {{SS|Lavia}}
| 1946
| ''Media'' <small>(1946–1961)</small><br>''Flavia'' <small>(1961–1982)</small><br>''Flavian'' <small>(1983–1986)</small>
| Caught fire, and sank in [[Hong Kong]] on January 7, 1989; scrapped at [[Kaohsiung]], Taiwan, 5 months later
|
|-
| {{SS|Letitia}}
| 1924
| HMS ''Letitia'' <small>(1939–1944)</small><br>HMHS ''Letitia'' <small>(1944–1946)</small><br>''Empire Brent'' <small>(1946–1952)</small><br>''Captain Cook'' <small>(1952–1960)</small>
| Scrapped in 1960
|
|-
| {{SS|Leviathan}}
| 1913
| ''Vaterland'' <small>(1913–1917)</small>
| Scrapped in 1938
|[[File:Lot-2217-1 (28115078651).jpg|200px]]<br />As Vaterland
[[File:USS Leviathan SP-1326.jpg|200px]]<br />As USS Leviathan, in her dazzle scheme
[[File:SS Leviathan 1913.jpg|200px]]<br />As Leviathan
|-
| {{SS|Lombardia}}
| 1914
| ''William O'Swald'' <small>(1914–1920)</small><br>SS ''Brabantia'' <small>(1920-1922)</small><br>SS ''Resolute'' <small>(1922-1935)</small>
| Bombed 1943, raised and scrapped 1946.
|[[File:LombardiaPiroscafo-rid.jpg|200px]] <br />SS Lombardia in 1936
|-
| {{SS|Lurline|1932}}
| 1932
| RHMS ''Ellinis'' <small>(1963–1987)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Kaohsiung]], Taiwan in 1987
|[[File:LURLINE at East Circular Quay, Sydney Harbour (8434092300).jpg|200px]]<br />As Lurline
[[File:"Ellinis" - Newcastle, 1963.jpg|200px]]<br />As Ellinis
|}

===M-P===
<!-- Please do not add the names of cruise ships here, unless they were ocean liners converted to cruising, or dual-purpose ships. There is a separate list of cruise ships. -->

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Ship name
! Year launched
! class="unsortable"| Other names
! Fate
! Image
|-
| {{ship|RFA|Maine|1924}}
| 1924
| SS ''Leonardo da Vinci'' <small>(1925–1943)</small><br>SS ''Empire Clyde'' <small>(1943–1947)</small><br>RFA ''Empire Clyde'' <small>(1947–1948)</small>
| Scrapped in 1954
|-
| {{RMS|Majestic|1914}}
| 1914
| SS ''Bismarck'' <small>(1914–1920)</small><br>HMS ''Caledonia'' <small>(1937–1943)</small>
| Caught fire, and sank on September 29, 1939; scrapped in 1943
|[[File:Launching of German ocean liner Bismarck, June 20, 1914 (28115074481).jpg|200px|thumb|Bismarck being launched]]
[[File:White Star line, Majestic, 1934 (Our Generation, 1938).jpg|200px|thumb|As R.M.S. Majestic in 1934]]
[[File:HMS Caledonia Scrapping.jpg|200px|thumb|HMS Caledonia being scrapped in 1943]]
|-
| {{SS|Malolo}}
| 1926
| ''Matsonia'' <small>(1937–1948)</small><br>''Atlantic'' <small>(1948–1955)</small><br>''Queen Frederica'' <small>(1955–1977)</small>
| Scrapped in 1977 at [[Eleusis]], [[Greece]], work completed in the 1980s.
|-
| {{SS|Manchuria|1903}}
| 1903
| SS ''President Johnson'' <small>(1928–1948)</small><br>SS ''Santa Cruz'' <small>(1948–1952)</small>
| Scrapped in 1952 at [[Savona]], [[Italy]]
|-
| {{SS|Manhattan|1931}}
| 1931
| USS ''Wakefield'' <small>(1941–1964)</small>
| Scrapped in 1964
|-
| {{SS|Mariposa|1931|6}}
| 1931
| SS ''Homeric'' <small>(1953–1974)</small>
| Scrapped in 1974
|-
| {{ship|TS|Maxim Gorkiy}}
| 1968
| ''Hamburg'' <small>(1968–1973)</small><br>''Hanseatic'' <small>(1973–1974)</small><br>''Maksim Gorkiy'' <small>(1974–1992)</small>
| Scrapped in 2009
|-
| {{USS|Mercury|ID-3012}}
| 1896 
| SS ''Barbarossa'' <small>(1896–1917)</small>
| Scrapped in 1924
|-
| {{SS|Minnedosa}}
| 1917
| ''Piemonte'' <small>(1935–1949)</small>
| Scuttled in 1943 by [[Axis powers|Axis]] forces, wreck raised and scrapped in 1949
|-
| {{SS|Miowera}}
| 1892
| ''Maitai'' <small>(1908–1910)</small>
| Ran Aground in Avarua, Rarotonga, on December 25, 1916.
|-
| {{SS|Mongolia|1903}}
| 1903
| ''President Fillmore'' <small>(1929–1940)</small><br>''Panamanian'' <small>(1940–1946)</small>
| Scrapped in [[Shanghai]], China in 1946
|-
| {{SS|Mongolia|1922}}
| 1922
| SS ''Rimutaka'' <small>(1938–1950)</small><br>SS ''Europa'' <small>(1950–1951)</small><br>SS ''Nassau'' <small>(1951–1961)</small><br>SS ''Acapulco'' <small>(1961–1963)</small>
| Scrapped in 1964
|-
| {{SS|Monterey}}
| 1931
| ''Matsonia'' <small>(1956–1963)</small><br>''Lurline'' <small>(1963–1970)</small><br>''Britanis'' <small>(1970–1998)</small><br>''Belofin-1'' <small>(1998–2000)</small>
| Sank in the [[Indian Ocean]] on October 21, 2000, while being towed to [[Alang]], India for scrap
|-style="background: #00b8f5;"
| {{MV|Moonta}}
| 1931
| ''Lydia'' <small>(1955–1966)</small><br>''Le Lydia'' <small>(1966–)</small>
| Beached as a tourist attraction in [[Le Barcarès]], France
|[[File:190604 Le-Lydia 03.jpg|200px|thumb|Le Lydia as a tourist attraction]]
|-
| {{SS|Nitta Maru}}
| 1939
| ''Chūyō'' <small>(1942–1943)</small>
| Torpedoed and sunk on December 4, 1943, by the {{USS|Sailfish|SS-192|6}} 
|-
| {{SS|Noordam|1902}}
| 1901
| ''Kungsholm'' <small>(1923–1926)</small>
| Scrapped in 1927
|-
| {{SS|Normandie}}
| 1932
| USS ''Lafayette'' <small>(1941–1946)</small>
| Caught fire and capsized in 1942; scrapped in 1946
|[[File:Le Havre, Normandia, França, Arquivo de Villa Maria, ilha Terceira, Açores.jpg|200px|thumb|Postcard of the Normandie]]
[[File:USS Lafayette 1942.jpg|200px|thumb|USS Lafayette, capsized in Pier 88, winter of 1942]]
|-
| {{SS|Oceanic|1965}}
| 1963
| ''StarShip Oceanic'' <small>(1985–2000)</small><br>''Big Red Boat I'' <small>(2000)</small><br>''Oceanic'' <small>(2000–2012)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Zhoushan]], China in 2012
| [[File:SS Oceanic.jpg|200px|thumb|As StarShip Oceanic]]
[[File:Oceanic in December 1987.jpg|200px|thumb|As the Big Red Boat]]
[[File:CRUISE SHIP OCEANIC IN DOCK AT NEW YORK HARBOR - NARA - 548403 (cropped).jpg|200px|thumb|As Oceanic]]
|-
| {{MS|Oranje}}
| 1938
| ''Angelina Lauro'' <small>(1965–1979)</small>
| Caught fire, and sank on September 24, 1979
|[[File:MS Oranje in Colombo Ceylon 1960.jpg|200px|thumb|As Oranje]]
[[File:"Angelina Lauro" - Tilbury, 1976 (recropped).jpg|200px|thumb|As the Angelina Lauro]]
|-
| {{MS|Oslofjord|1949}}
| 1949
| MS ''Fulvia'' <small>(1969–1970)</small>
| Caught fire, and sank in 1970 while being towed
|-
| {{SS|Panama|1939}}
| 1939
| USAT ''Panama''<small> (1941)</small><br>USAT ''James Parker''<small> (1941–1946)</small><br>''James Parker'' (AP-46)<small> (1941)</small><br>SS ''Panama''<small> (1946–1957)</small><br>''President Hoover''<small> (1957–1965)</small><br>SS ''Regina''<small> (1965–1973)</small><br>SS ''Regina Prima'' <small>(1973–1985)</small> 
| Scrapped at [[Aliağa]], Turkey in 1985
|-
| {{SS|Parthia|1870}}
| 1870
| ''Victoria'' <small>(1892–1954)</small><br>''Straits No. 27'' <small>(1954–1956)</small><br>''Straits Maru'' <small>(1956)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Osaka]], [[Japan]], in 1956
|-
| {{RMS|Parthia|1947}}
| 1947
| ''Remuera'' <small>(1961–1965)</small><br>''Aramac'' <small>(1965–1969)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Kaohsiung]], Taiwan in 1969
|-
| {{SS|Pasteur|1938}}
| 1938
| ''Bremen'' <small>(1957–1972)</small><br>''Regina Magna'' <small>(1972–1977)</small><br>''Saudiphil I'' <small>(1977–1980)</small><br>''Filipinas Saudi I'' <small>(1980)</small>
| Sank in the [[Indian Ocean]] in 1980 while being towed to [[Kaohsiung]], Taiwan for scrap
|-
| [[TS Patriot State|TS ''Patriot State'']]
| 1964
| ''Santa Mercedes'' <small>(1964–1984)</small>
| Scrapped in 2011
|-
| {{RMS|Pendennis Castle}}
| 1957
| ''Ocean Queen'' <small>(1976–1978)</small><br>''Sinbad I'' <small>(1978–1980)</small>
| Scrapped at 1980 at [[Kaohsiung]], [[Taiwan]]
|-
| {{SS|Pennsylvania|1896}}
| 1896
| USS ''Nansemond'' <small>(1919–1924)</small>
| Scrapped in 1924
|-
| {{USS|Pocahontas|ID-3044}}
| 1900
| SS ''Prinzess Irene'' <small>(1900–1917)</small><br>''Bremen'' <small>(1922–1928)</small><br>SS ''Karlsruhe'' <small>(1928–1932)</small>
| Scrapped in 1932
|-
| {{SS|Potsdam|1900}}
| 1900
| ''Stockholm'' <small>(1915–1929)</small><br>''Solglimt'' <small>(1929–1940)</small><br>''Sonderburg'' <small>(1940–1944)</small>
| Scuttled in 1944 by German troops, fully scrapped by 1947
|-
| {{USS|Powhatan|ID-3013}}
| 1899
| SS ''Hamburg'' <small>(1899–1917)</small><br>''New Rochelle'' <small>(1920–1921)</small><br>''Hudson'' <small>(1921–1922)</small><br>''President Fillmore'' <small>(1922–1928)</small>
| Scrapped in 1928
|-
| {{SS|President Cleveland|1920}}
| 1920
| ''Golden State'' <small>(1920–1921)</small><br>''Tasker H. Bliss'' <small>(1941–1942)</small>
| Torpedoed and sunk on November 12, 1942
|-
| {{SS|President Roosevelt|1921}}
| 1921
| ''Peninsula State'' <small>(1921–1922)</small><br>''President Pierce'' <small>(1922)</small><br>''Joseph T. Dickman'' <small>(1940–1948)</small>
| Scrapped in 1948
|-
| {{ship|TS|Pretoria}}
| 1936
| TS ''Empire Doon'' <small>(1945–1949)</small><br>TS ''Gunung Djati'' <small>(1949–1973)</small><br>MV ''Gunung Djati'' <small>(1973–1980)</small><br>KRI ''Tanjung'' <small>(1980–1984)</small>
| Scrapped in 1987
|-
| {{HMS|Pretoria Castle|F61}}
| 1938
| RMMV ''Warwick Castle'' <small>(1946–1962)</small>
| Scrapped in 1962
|-
| {{RMS|Pretoria Castle|1947}}
| 1947
| SS ''S.A. Oranje'' <small>(1966–1975)</small>
| Scrapped at 1975 at [[Kaohsiung]], Taiwan
|-
| {{USS|Princess Matoika}}
| 1900
| SS ''Kiautschou'' <small>(1900–1904)</small><br>SS ''Princess Alice'' <small>(1904–1917)</small><br>USS ''Princess Matoika'' <small>(1918–1919)</small><br>USAT ''Princess Matoika'' <small>(1919)</small><br>SS ''Princess Matoika'' <small>(1921–1922)</small><br>SS ''President Arthur'' <small>(1922–1926)</small><br>SS ''City of Honolulu'' <small>(1926–1930)</small>
| Caught fire, and scrapped in 1934
|-
| {{SS|Príncipe Perfeito}}
| 1960
| ''Al Hasa'' <small>(1976–1980)</small><br>''Fairsky'' <small>(1980–1981)</small><br>''Vera'' <small>(1981–1982)</small><br>''Marianna IX'' <small>(1982–1984)</small><br>''Marianna 9'' <small>(1984–2001)</small><br>''Mariann 9'' <small>(2001)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Alang]], India in 2001
|-
| {{SS|Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm}}
| 1907
| USS ''Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm'' <small>(1919)</small><br>SS ''Empress of China'' <small>(1921)</small><br>RMS ''Empress of India'' <small>(1921–1923)</small><br>SS ''Montlaurier'' <small>(1923–1925)</small><br>SS ''Monteith'' <small>(1925)</small><br>SS ''Montnairn'' <small>(1925–1929)</small>
| Scrapped in 1929 at [[Genoa]]
|}

===Q-Z===
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Ship name
! Year launched
! class="unsortable"| Other names
! Fate
! Image
|-
| {{RMS|Queen Elizabeth}}
| 1938
| ''Elizabeth'' <small>(1968–1970)</small><br>''Seawise University'' <small>(1970–1972)</small>
| Caught fire and sank in [[Hong Kong]] on January 9, 1972. Scrapped on site between 1974 and 1975.
|[[File:RMS Queen Elizabeth at Southampton 1967 (3).jpg|200px|thumb|RMS Queen Elizabeth in 1967]][[File:British troops arrive in the Middle East having been transported by the liner QUEEN ELIZABETH, 22 July 1942. E14706.jpg|200px|thumb|Queen Elizabeth in 1942]][[File:Seawise University (Queen Elizabeth)-jan1972-gc01.jpg|200px|thumb|The wreck of Seawise University]]
|-
| {{MS|Regal Empress}}
| 1953
| SS ''Olympia'' <small>(1953–1981)</small><br>SS ''Caribe'' <small>(1981–1983)</small><br>MS ''Caribe I'' <small>(1983–1993)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Alang]], India in 2009.
|[[File:The Olympia (Regal Empress) (2698463822) (cropped).jpg|200px]]<br /> The Regal Empress
|-
| {{SS|Reliance}}
| 1914
| SS ''Johann Heinrich Burchard'' <small>(1914–1920)</small><br>SS ''Limburgia'' <small>(1920–1926)</small>
| Burned 1938, scrapped 1941
|[[File: Reliance Hapag.jpg|200px]]<br /> SS Reliance
|-
| {{RMS|Republic|1903}}
| 1903
| SS ''Columbus'' <small>(1903)</small>
| Collided with the SS ''Florida'', and sank on January 24, 1909
|[[File:RMS Republic.jpg|200px]]<br /> RMS Republic
|-
| {{SS|Ryndam|1950}}
| 1950
| ''Atlas'' <small>(1972–1988)</small><br>''Pride of Mississippi'' <small>(1988–1991)</small><br>''Pride of Galveston'' <small>(1991–2003)</small>
| Sank in 2003 off of the [[Dominican Republic]], whilst on the way to the scrapyard at [[Alang]], India.
|[[File:SS Ryndam.jpg|200px]]<br /> SS Ryndam in 1951
[[File:"Atlas" - Miami, 1974.jpg|200px]]<br /> Atlas arriving in Miami, 1974
|-
| {{SS|Rhynland}}
|1879
| SS ''Rhyna'' <small>(1906)</small>
| Scrapped in 1906
|[[File:SS-Rhynland.JPG|200px]]<br /> SS Rhynland in 1890
|-
| {{SS|Roma|1926}}
| 1926
| SS ''Aquila'' <small>(1939–1945)</small>
| Scuttled in [[Genoa]] on April 19, 1945, refloated and scrapped in [[La Spezia]] by 1952
|[[File:CV Aquila LaSpezia Jun51 NAN5-63.jpg|200px]]<br /> CV Aquila in La Spezia, 1951
|-style="background: #00b8f5;"
| {{SS|Rotterdam}}
| 1958
| ''Rembrandt'' <small>(1997–2003)</small><br>''Rotterdam'' <small>(2003–)</small>
| Preserved as a [[hotelship]] in [[Rotterdam]]
|[[File:SS Rotterdam pic2.JPG|200px]]<br /> Rotterdam as she looks now[[File:"The Big Red Boat III" & "Rembrandt" - Freeport, 2001.jpg|200px]]<br /> The Big Red Boat III with Rembrandt. Rembrandt is on the right
|-
| {{MS|Ruahine}}
| 1950
| ''Oriental Rio'' <small>(1968–1974)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Kaohsiung]], Taiwan in 1974
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 169867 Ruahine (ship).jpg|200px]]<br /> MV Ruahine
|-
| {{MS|Sagafjord}}
| 1965
| ''Gripsholm'' <small>(1996–1997)</small><br>''Saga Rose'' <small>(1997–2009)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Jiangyin]], China in 2010
|[[File:Sagafjord IMO 6416043 P Hamburg 1969 (3).JPG|200px]]<br /> Sagafjord in Hamburg, 1969
[[File:"Gripsholm" - Southampton, 1996.jpg|200px]]<br /> Gripsholm in Southampton, 1996
[[File:Sagarose.JPG|200px]]<br /> Saga Rose in Warnemünde, 2009
|-
| {{SS|Santa Paula|1958}}
| 1958
| ''Stella Polaris'' <small>(1972–1978)</small><br>''Kuwait Marriott Hotel'' <small>(1978–1989)</small><br>''Ramada al Salam Hotel'' <small>(1989–1991)</small>
| Bombed in 1990 during the Iraqi occupation of Kuwait. Scrapped on site in 2002.
| 
|-
| {{SS|Santa Rosa|1916}}
| 1916
| USAT ''Santa Rosa'' <small>(1917–1919)</small><br>USS ''Santa Rosa'' <small>(1919)</small><br>SS ''Oregonian'' <small>(1925–1942)</small>
| Torpedoed in 1942
|[[File:USS Santa Rosa 1919.jpg|200px]]<br /> USS Santa Rosa in 1919
|-
| {{SS|Santa Rosa|1932}}
| 1932
| SS ''Athinai'' <small>(1961–1989)</small>
| Scrapped in 1989 at [[Aliağa|Aliaga]], Turkey
|[[File:S.S. Santa Rosa, 1932.jpg|200px]]<br /> S.S. Santa Rosa, 1932
[[File:"Athinai" - Eleusis, 1986.jpg|200px]]<br /> Athinai laid up in Eleusis, 1986

|-
| {{RMS|Saxonia|1954}}
| 1954
| RMS ''Carmania'' <small>(1962–1973)</small><br>SS ''Leonid Sobinov'' <small>(1973–1999)</small>
| Scrapped at 1999 at [[Alang]], India
|[[File:Franconia and Carmania, New Docks, Southampton (geograph 2308109).jpg|200px]]<br /> Franconia and Carmania Laid up in Southampton. Carmania is on the right.
[[File:"Leonid Sobinov" - Istanbul, 1992.jpg|200px]]<br /> Leonid Sobinov in Istanbul, 1992
|-
| {{SS|Scharnhorst|1904}}
| 1904
| ''La Bourdonnais'' <small>(1920–1934)</small>
| Scrapped in 1934
|
|-
| {{SS|Scharnhorst|1934}}
| 1934
| ''Shin'yō'' <small>(1942–1944)</small>
| Sank in the [[Yellow Sea]] on November 17, 1944, by the United States Navy submarine {{USS|Spadefish|SS-411|2}}
|[[File:Werftprobefahrt Scharnhorst.jpg|200px]]<br /> Scharnhorst in 1935
[[File:Aircraft carrier Shinyo.JPG|200px]]<br /> Scharnhorst after her conversion to Shin'yō
|-
| {{SS|Shalom}}
| 1962
| ''Hanseatic'' <small>(1967–1973)</small><br>''Doric'' <small>(1973–1981)</small><br>''Royal Odyssey'' <small>(1981–1988)</small><br>''Regent Sun'' <small>(1988–1996)</small><br>''Sun Venture'' <small>(1996–1998)</small><br>''Sun'' <small>(1998)</small><br>''Sun 11'' <small>(1998–2001)</small>
| Sank outside [[Cape St. Francis]] on July 26, 2001, while on the way to the scrapyard at [[Alang]], India.
|[[File:Brillant SHALOM7.jpg|200px]]<br /> Shalom in 1967
[[File:Hanseatic IMO 5321679 P Hamburg 06-1973.jpg|200px]]<br /> Hanseatic in Hamburg, 1973
[[File:Kreuzfahrtschiff DORIC (griech.) (Kiel 57.375).jpg|200px]]<br /> Doric in Kiel
|-
| {{MS|Sobieski}}
| 1938
| ''Gruziya'' <small>(1950–1975)</small>
| Scrapped at [[La Spezia]], Italy in 1975
|[[File:HMS Sobieski FL8900.jpg|200px]]<br /> HMS Sobieski in the River Clyde
[[File:Gruzja ship 1962.jpg|200px]]<br /> Gruziya in Helsinki
|-
| {{SS|Southern Cross|1955}}
| 1954
| ''Calypso'' <small>(1973–1980)</small><br>''Calypso I'' <small>(1980–1981)</small><br>''Azure Seas'' <small>(1981–1992)</small><br>''OceanBreeze'' <small>(1992–2003)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Chittagong]], Bangladesh in 2003
|[[File:"Southern Cross" - River Fal.jpg|200px]]<br /> Southern Cross in the River Fal
[[File:"Azure Seas" - Port Everglades, 1991.jpg|200px]]<br /> Azure Seas in Port Everglades, Florida 1991
[[File:Imperial Majesty Oceanbreeze.jpg|200px]]<br /> OceanBreeze docked in Nassau, Bahamas, 2000
|-
| {{SS|Statendam|1956}}
| 1956
| ''Rhapsody'' <small>(1982–1986)</small><br>''Regent Star'' <small>(1986–1996)</small><br>''Sea Harmony'' <small>(1996–2004)</small><br>''Harmony I'' <small>(2004)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Alang]], India in 2004
|[[File:Haven Stockholm 1972.jpg|200px]]<br /> As Haven in 1972
|-
| [[TSS Stefan Batory|TSS ''Stefan Batory'']]
| 1952
| ''Maasdam'' <small>(1951–1968)</small><br>''Stefan'' <small>(1990–2000)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Aliağa]], Turkey in 2000
|[[File:Stefan Batory.jpg|200px]]<br /> Stefan Batory
|-
| {{SS|St. Louis|1894}}
| 1894
| USS ''Louisville'' <small>(1918–1919)</small>
| Scrapped in 1924 at [[Genoa]]
|[[File:SS St. Louis.jpg|200px]]<br /> SS St. Louis in 1900
|-
| {{MS|Stockholm|1941|}}
| 1940
| MS ''Sabaudia'' <small>(1941–1944)</small>
| Bombed by British aircraft, and sank on July 6, 1944. Scrapped in 1949
|[[File:STOCKHOLM III.jpg|200px]]<br /> Stockholm after her launch in 1940
|-
|-style="background: #00b8f5;"
| [[MV Astoria|SS ''Stockholm'' (1946)]]
| 1946
| ''Völkerfreundschaft'' <small>(1960–1985)</small><br>''Volker'' <small>(1985–1986)</small><br>''Fridtjof Nansen'' <small>(1986–1993)</small><br>''Italia I'' <small>(1993–1994)</small><br>''Italia Prima'' <small>(1994–1998)</small><br>''Valtur Prima'' <small>(1998–2002)</small><br>''Caribe'' <small>(2002–2005)</small><br>''Athena'' <small>(2005–2013)</small><br> ''Azores'' <small>(2013–2016)</small><br>''Astoria'' <small>(2016–)</small>
| To be scrapped in [[Ghent]]
|[[File:MN Stockholm.jpg|200px|thumb|As Stockholm]][[File:Bundesarchiv Bild 183-71706-0047, MS "Völkerfreundschaft", erste Fahrt.jpg|200px|thumb|As the Völkerfreundschaft]]
[[File:"Italia Prima" - Genoa, 1994.jpg|200px|thumb|As Italia Prima in Genoa, 1994]]
[[File:Athena (ship, 1948) IMO 5383304; in Split, 2011-10-22 (3).jpg|200px|thumb|As Athena in 2011]]
[[File:Azores at Pier 25 in Tallinn 19 May 2014.JPG|200px|thumb|As Azores in 2014]]
[[File:Astoria (IMO 5383304).jpg|200px|thumb|As Astoria]]
|-
| {{SS|Stratheden}}
| 1937
| ''Henrietta Latsi''<small> (1963–1966)</small><br>''Marianna Latsi''<small> (1966–1969)</small>
| Scrapped in [[La Spezia]], Italy in 1969
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 251116 Passenger ship Stratheden being turned in the Brisbane River by the tugboat Carlock.jpg|200px]]<br /> Stratheden in the Brisbane River
|-
| {{RMS|Strathmore}}
| 1935
| ''Marianna Latsi'' <small> (1963–1966)</small><br>''Henrietta Latsi'' <small> (1966–1969)</small>
| Scrapped at [[La Spezia]], Italy in 1969
|[[File:StateLibQld 1 173519 Strathmore (ship).jpg|200px]]<br /> Strathmore in 1955
|-
| {{RMS|Sylvania}}
| 1956
| ''Fairwind'' <small>(1968–1988)</small><br>''Sitmar Fairwind'' <small>(1988)</small><br>''Dawn Princess'' <small>(1988–1993)</small><br>''Albatros'' <small>(1993–2003)</small><br>''Genoa'' <small>(2003–2004)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Alang]], India in 2004
|[[File:"Fairwind" - Southampton, 1969.jpg|200px]]<br /> Fairwind in Southampton, 1969
[[File:Albatros leaving Amsterdam 2003.jpg|200px]]<br /> SS Albatros leaving Amsterdam, 2003
|-
| {{RMS|Tahiti}}
| 1904
| ''Port Kingston''<small> (1904–1911)</small>
| Sank from Propeller Shaft failure, August 17, 1930
|[[File:RMS Port Kingston 1904.jpg|200px]]<br /> RMS Port Kingston in 1904
[[File:Photograph depicting the sinking of SS TAHITI (7771119458).jpg|200px]]<br /> The Tahiti sinking, 17 August 1930
|-
| {{SS|The Emerald}}
| 1957
| ''Santa Rosa'' <small>(1958–1990)</small><br>''Diamond Island'' <small>(1990–1992)</small><br>''Regent Rainbow'' <small>(1992–1996)</small><br>''The Emerald'' <small>(1996–2012)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Alang]], India in 2012
|[[File:The Emerald in Santo Domingo on March 29, 1999.jpg|200px]]<br /> The Emerald in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 1999
|-
| {{SS|Uganda|1952}}
| 1952
| ''Triton'' <small>(1986)</small>
| Wrecked in [[Kaohsiung]], Taiwan during [[Typhoon Wayne]] on August 22, 1986. Scrapped on site in 1992. 
|[[File:SS Uganda Helsinki Harbour 1980s.jpg|200px]]<br /> Uganda in Helsinki, early 1980s
[[File:"Uganda" - River Fal, 1985.jpg|200px]]<br /> Uganda laid up in River Fal, 1985
|-
| {{SS|Vaderland|1900}}
| 1900
| ''Southland'' <small>(1915–1917)</small>
| Torpedoed and sunk on June 4, 1917, by ''{{SMU|U-70||2}}''
|[[File:HMT Southland after torpedo hit September 1915.jpg|200px]]<br /> HMT Southland after being hit by a torpedo, 1915
|-
| {{SS|Viet Nam}}
| 1951
|''Pacifique'' <small>(1967–1970)</small><br>''Princess Abeto'' <small>(1970–1971)</small><br>''Malaysia Baru'' <small>(1971–1972)</small><br>''Malaysia Kita'' <small>(1972–1976)</small>
| Caught fire and sank in [[Singapore]] on May 12, 1974. Scrapped in 1976 at [[Kaohsiung]], Taiwan 
|
|-
| {{MS|Vistafjord}}
| 1972
| ''Caronia'' <small>(1999–2004)</small><br>''Saga Ruby'' <small>(2004–2014)</small><br>''Oasia'' <small>(2014–2017)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Alang]], India in 2017
|[[File:Vistafjord IMO 7214715 P Hamburg 07-1973 (2).jpg|200px|thumb|Vistafjord in Hamburg, 1973]]
[[File:"Vistafjord" - Piraeus, 1984.jpg|200px|thumb|Vistafjord docked in Piraeus, 1984]]
[[File:Vistafjord IMO 7214715 P Hamburg 1984 (1).jpg|200px|thumb|Vistafjord in Hamburg, 1984]]
[[File:Caronia Funchal 1.jpg|200px|thumb|Caronia in 2003]] [[File:Saga Ruby 2013.JPG|200px|thumb|Saga Ruby in 2013]]
|-
| {{MS|Vulcania}}
| 1926
| ''Caribia'' <small>(1965–1973)</small>
| Sank on March 15, 1973, whilst under tow to [[Kaohsiung]], Taiwan for scrap
|[[File:Italy-motonave-Vulcania-1948.jpg|200px]]<br /> Vulcania in 1948
|-
| {{SS|Washington}}
| 1932
| USS ''Mount Vernon'' <small>(1941–1946)</small>
| Scrapped in 1965
|[[File:SS Washington crop.png|200px]]<br /> SS Washington in New York
[[File:USS Mount Vernon (AP-22) (2).jpg|200px]]<br /> USS Mount Vernon at sea
|-
| {{RMS|Windsor Castle|1959}}
| 1959
| ''Margarita L'' <small>(1977–2004)</small><br>''Rita'' <small>(2004–2005)</small>
| Scrapped at [[Alang]], India in 2005
|[[File:Windsor castle ship.jpg|200px]]<br /> Windsor Castle in 1960
|-
|-style="background: #00b8f5;"
| [[MV Orient Princess|MV ''Yaohua'']]
| 1967
| ''Orient Princess'' <small>(1987–)</small>
| Floating tourist attraction in [[Binhai]], Tianjin, China
|[[File:东方公主号.jpg|200px]]<br /> Orient Princess in Tianjin
|-
| [[RMS Slavonia|SS ''Yamuna'']]
| 1902
| RMS ''Slavonia'' <small>(1903–1909)</small>
| Wrecked June 10, 1909
|[[File:RMS Slavonia, 10 June 1909 (Instituto de História Contemporânea).png|200px]]<br /> The wrecked RMS Slavonia, June 10, 1909
|-
| {{SS|Zeeland|1900}}
| 1900 
| SS ''Northland'' <small>(1915–1919)</small><br>SS ''Minnesota'' <small>(1927–1930)</small>
| Scrapped at 1930 at [[Inverkeithing]], Scotland
|[[File:SS Zeeland.jpg|200px]]<br /> SS Zeeland
[[File:S.S. Northland (NBY 8145).jpg|200px]]<br /> Postcard featuring the S.S. Northland
|-
|{{SS|Zealandic|1911|6}}
|1911
| HMT ''Zealandic'' <small>(1914–1918)</small><br>SS ''Zealandic'' <small>(1918–1926)</small><br>SS ''Mamillius'' <small>(1926–1936)</small><br>SS ''Mamari III''<small>(1936–1939)</small><br>HMS ''Fleet Tender C''<small>(1939–1941) </small>
| Struck a sunken wreck off [[Cromer]] on 3 June 1941 and then torpedoed by E-boat.
|[[File:SS Zealandic - SLV H91.250-940.jpg|200px]]<br /> SS Zealandic in 1923
[[File:DecoyHermes.jpg|200px]]<br /> Mamari III, disguised as Hermes with a false flight deck and island
|}

==See also==
{{portal|Oceans}}
* [[List of cruise ships]]
* [[Timeline of largest passenger ships]]

==References==
{{reflist}}

==Further reading==
* Russell, Mark A. "Steamship nationalism: Transatlantic passenger liners as symbols of the German Empire." ''International Journal of Maritime History'' 28.2 (2016): 313–334.

{{Largest passenger ships}}

{{commons category|Ocean liners}}

[[Category:Lists of ships|Ocean liners]]
[[Category:Ocean liners|*]]