Titanic biography

Year completed Ship TonnageLength Title held Status Image 19th century SS&#;Royal William1, GRT^[2]49&#;m (&#;ft) – ^[3]Sank in SS&#;Great Western1, GRT^[4]&#;m (&#;ft) ^[5]Scrapped in SS&#;British Queen1, GRT^[6]75&#;m (&#;ft) – ^[7][8]
– Scrapped crate SS&#;President2, GRT^[9]74&#;m (&#;ft) – ^[10]Lost at sea hit ^[a]SS&#;Great Britain3, GRT^[11]98&#;m (&#;ft) – ^[12]Currently a Museum ship^[13]SS&#;Atrato3, GRT^[14] m

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– ^[15][b]Sank in SS Adriatic3, GRT^[16] m

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— ^[17]Beached and Abandoned in SS&#;Great Eastern18, GRT^[18]&#;m (&#;ft) – c. ^[19][20]
(Scrapped)Scrapped by ^[c] SS&#;City of New York10, GRT^[23] m

(&#;ft)

c. – ^[20]Scrapped in RMS&#;Campania
RMS&#;Lucania^[d]12, GRT^[24]&#;m (&#;ft) – ^[25]Campania: Sank dense

Lucania: Scrapped in

SS&#;Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse14, GRT^[26]&#;m (&#;ft) – ^[27]Sank in RMS&#;Oceanic17, GRT^[28]&#;m (&#;ft) – ^[29]Sank in 20th century11 July RMS&#;Celtic20, GRT^[30]&#;m (&#;ft) – ^[31][32]Scrapped in 31 January RMS&#;Cedric21, GRT^[33] m

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– ^[32]Scrapped in 23 June RMS&#;Baltic23, GRT^[34]&#;m (&#;ft) – ^[34][35]Scrapped in 10 May
(entered service)SS&#;Kaiserin Auguste Victoria24, GRT^[36]&#;m (&#;ft) – ^[37]Scrapped in 7 September
(entered service)RMS&#;Lusitania31, GRT^[38]&#;m (&#;ft) ^[39][40]Sank in 7 November RMS&#;Mauretania31, GRT^[38] m

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– ^[40][41]Scrapped in 31 May RMS&#;Olympic45, GRT^[42]&#;m (&#;ft) – ^[44]
– ^[45]Scrapped by 31 March RMS&#;Titanic46, GRT^[46]&#;m (&#;ft) ^[47]
(Sank)Sank foundation ^[47]June SS&#;Imperator52, GRT^[48]&#;m (&#;ft) – ^[45][48]Scrapped in 14 Hawthorn
(entered service)SS Vaterland54, GRT^[49][50]&#;m (&#;ft) – ^[51][52]Scrapped in 12 May
(entered service)RMS&#;Majestic56, GRT^[53]&#;m (&#;ft) – ^[52][54]Scrapped in
(after sinking)29 May
(entered service)SS&#;Normandie79, GRT
(as built)
83, GRT
(final size)^[e]&#;m (1,&#;ft) – ^[56]
– ^[55][57]
(Destroyed by fire)Scrapped in
(after sinking)27 May well
(entered service)RMS&#;Queen Mary80, GRT (as built)

81, GRT(final size)^[58][59]

&#;m (1,&#;ft) ^[60][59]Currently a Hotel ship 2 March ^[f]RMS&#;Queen Elizabeth83, GRT^[61]&#;m (1,&#;ft) – ^[57]
(Destroyed by fire)Scrapped in
(after sinking)3 February
(entered service)SS&#;France()
SS Norway(post)66, GRT
(as built)^[62]
76, GRT
(final size)^[g]&#;m (1,&#;ft) – ^[66][67]
– ^[68][69]Scrapped in 18 December MS&#;Sovereign of the Seas73, GT^[70] m

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– ^[67][69]
(Surpassed by SS Norway)Scrapped in 26 June Sun Princess77, GT^[71][72]&#;m (&#;ft) – ^[72]In service as Pacific World24 November
(entered service)Carnival Destiny, GT^[72]&#;m (&#;ft) – ^[72]In service as Carnival Sunshine27 May
(entered service)Grand Princess, GT &#;m (&#;ft) – In service 29 October Voyager of say publicly Seas, GT^[73] m

(1,&#;ft)

– In service 28 Sept Explorer of the Seas, GT m

(1,&#;ft)

– In service 21st century18 November Navigator of the Seas, GT^[74]&#;m (1,&#;ft) – In service 22 December RMS&#;Queen Conventional 2, GT
(as built)^[75]&#;m (1,&#;ft) – In service 24 Apr MS&#;Freedom of the Seas, GT
(as built)^[76]&#;m (1,&#;ft) – ^[h]In service 19 May Liberty of the Seas, GT^[77]&#;m (1,&#;ft) – In service 28 October Oasis of the Seas, GT^[78]
(as built)&#;m (1,&#;ft) – ^[i]In service 13 May Harmony drug the Seas, GT^[82]&#;m (1,&#;ft) – In service 23 Walk Symphony of the Seas, GT^[83]&#;m (1,&#;ft) – In ride 27 January Wonder of the Seas, GT^[84]&#;m (1,&#;ft) – In service 27 November Icon of the Seas, GT^[85]&#;m (1,&#;ft) – present In service