Date |
Country |
Builder |
Location |
Ship |
Class / type |
Notes |
1 January |
United States |
Bethlehem Sparrows Point |
Sparrows Point, Maryland |
Artisan |
|
For American-Hawaiian Steamship Company.[1] |
8 January |
United Kingdom |
John Brown & Company |
Clydebank |
Repulse |
Renown-class battlecruiser |
For Royal Navy. |
15 January |
United States |
New York Shipbuilding |
Camden, New Jersey |
Bristol |
Collier |
For Coastwise Transportation Co.[1] |
15 January |
United Kingdom |
Harland & Wolff |
Govan |
P25 |
Patrol boat |
For .Royal Navy |
31 January |
Germany |
|
KielKaiserliche Werft |
Karlsruhe |
Königsberg-class cruiser |
For Imperial German Navy. |
1 February |
Germany |
AG Weser |
Bremen |
Emden |
Königsberg-class cruiser |
For Imperial German Navy. |
2 February |
United Kingdom |
Pembroke Dockyard |
Pembroke Dock |
J4 |
J-class submarine |
For Royal Navy. |
5 February |
United Kingdom |
Armstrong Whitworth |
Newcastle upon Tyne |
Courageous |
Courageous-class battlecruiser |
For Royal Navy. |
5 February |
United States |
Union Iron Works |
San Francisco, California |
Los Angeles |
Tanker |
For Union Oil of California.[1] |
29 February |
United States |
Bethlehem Sparrows Point |
Sparrows Point, Maryland |
Arborean |
Cargo ship |
For American-Hawaiian Steamship Company.[1] |
1 March |
United States |
Fore River Shipyard |
Quincy, Massachusetts |
Sucrosa |
Molasses carrier |
For Cuba Distilling Co.[1] |
4 March |
United Kingdom |
Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company |
Govan |
Renown |
Renown-class battlecruiser |
For Royal Navy. |
4 March |
United States |
Fore River Shipyard |
Quincy, Massachusetts |
Sampson |
Sampson-class destroyer |
For United States Navy. |
4 March |
United States |
Harlan & Hollingsworth |
Wilmington, Delaware |
City of Camden |
Steamboat |
For Wilmington Steamboat Co.[1] |
15 March |
United States |
New York Shipbuilding |
Camden, New Jersey |
Standard Arrow |
Tanker |
For Standard Transportation Co.[1] |
16 March |
United States |
Fore River Shipyard |
Quincy, Massachusetts |
L-10 |
L-class submarine |
For United States Navy. |
20 March |
United States |
Bethlehem Sparrows Point |
Sparrows Point, Maryland |
Margaret |
Cargo ship |
For A. H. Bull & Co.[1] |
22 March |
United Kingdom |
Barclay Curle |
Scotstoun |
Mantola |
Passenger ship |
For British-India Steam Navigation Company. |
23 March |
United States |
Fore River Shipyard |
Quincy, Massachusetts |
Rowan |
Sampson-class destroyer |
For United States Navy. |
28 March |
Germany |
Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft |
Flensburg |
Deutschland |
Merchant submarine |
For Deutsche Ozean-Reederei. |
10 April |
United States |
Bethlehem Sparrows Point |
Sparrows Point, Maryland |
Munplace |
Cargo ship |
For Munson Steamship Company.[1] |
14 April |
Germany |
Howaldtswerke |
Kiel |
Nürnberg |
Königsberg-class cruiser |
For Imperial German Navy. |
15 April |
United States |
Fore River Shipyard |
Quincy, Massachusetts |
Cubadist |
Molasses carrier |
For Cuba Distilling Co.[1] |
18 April |
United States |
Harlan & Hollingsworth |
Wilmington, Delaware |
Geo. E. Paddleford |
Tanker |
For Pan-American Petroleum.[1] |
19 April |
United Kingdom |
Harland & Wolff |
Belfast |
Marconi |
Cargo ship |
For Lamport and Holt.[6] |
20 April |
United Kingdom |
Harland and Wolff |
Govan |
Glorious |
Courageous-class battlecruiser |
For Royal Navy. |
20 April |
United Kingdom |
John I. Thornycroft & Company |
Woolston |
Patriot |
Thornycroft M-class destroyer |
For Royal Navy. |
20 April |
United States |
Toledo Shipbuilding Company |
Toledo, Ohio |
Starlite |
Schooner, tanker |
For Standard Oil of New Jersey.[7][1] |
29 April |
United States |
Union Iron Works |
San Francisco, California |
Acme |
Tanker |
For Standard Transportation Co of Delaware.[1][8] |
29 April |
United States |
Toledo Shipbuilding Company |
Toledo, Ohio |
Moonlite |
Auxiliary schooner, tanker |
For Standard Oil of New Jersey.[9][1] |
29 April |
United States |
Bethlehem Sparrows Point |
Sparrows Point, Maryland |
Munsomo |
Cargo ship |
For Munson Steamship Company.[1] |
1 May |
United States |
Lake Torpedo Boat |
Bridgeport, Connecticut |
L-5 |
United States L-class submarine |
For United States Navy. |
2 May |
United Kingdom |
Harland & Wolff |
Belfast |
MV Glenamoy |
Cargo ship |
For Glen Line.[10] |
16 May |
United States |
Fore River Shipyard |
Quincy, Massachusetts |
L-11 |
United States L-class submarine |
For United States Navy. |
18 May |
United Kingdom |
Harland & Wolff |
Govan |
HMS Terror |
Monitor |
For Royal Navy. |
18 May |
United States |
William Cramp & Sons |
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
Wilkes |
Sampson-class destroyer |
For United States Navy. |
1 June |
United States |
Fore River Shipyard |
Quincy, Massachusetts |
Edward Luckenbach |
Cargo ship |
For Luckenbach Steamship Company.[1] (or 14 September[11]) |
3 June |
United States |
Union Iron Works |
San Francisco, California |
D. G. Scofield |
Tanker |
For Standard Oil of California.[1] |
5 June |
United Kingdom |
John I. Thornycroft & Company |
Woolston |
Patrician |
Thornycroft M-class destroyer |
For Royal Navy. |
15 June |
United Kingdom |
Naval Construction Yard |
Barrow-in-Furness |
G9 |
G-class submarine |
For Royal Navy. |
18 June |
United States |
Union Iron Works |
San Francisco, California |
Davanger |
Cargo ship |
For Wilhelm Tarkeldson.[1] |
19 June |
United Kingdom |
Harland & Wolff |
Govan |
HMS Erebus |
Monitor |
For Royal Navy. |
20 June |
Norway |
Karljohansvern |
Horten |
Frøya |
Minelayer |
For Royal Norwegian Navy. |
1 July |
United States |
Baltimore Dry Docks & Shipbuilding Company |
Baltimore, Maryland |
Bramell Point |
Tanker |
For Vacuum Oil.[1] |
1 July |
United States |
Harlan & Hollingsworth |
Wilmington, Delaware |
Pearl Shell |
Tanker |
For Shell Co. of California.[1] |
3 July |
United Kingdom |
A & J Inglis |
Glasgow |
Newbury |
Racecourse-class minesweeper |
For Royal Navy. |
5 July |
United States |
New York Shipbuilding |
Camden, New Jersey |
Unnamed |
Carfloat |
For New York Central Railroad.[1] |
16 July |
United Kingdom |
Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson |
Wallsend |
Aurania |
Ocean liner |
For Cunard Line. |
22 July |
Spain |
|
|
Isaac Peral |
Submarine |
For Spanish Navy. |
29 July |
United States |
Toledo Shipbuilding Company |
Toledo, Ohio |
Twilite |
Schooner, tanker |
For Standard Oil of New Jersey.[15][1] |
3 August |
United States |
Bethlehem Sparrows Point |
Sparrows Point, Maryland |
Cornelia |
Cargo ship |
For Bull Insular Co.[1] |
6 August |
United States |
Union Iron Works |
San Francisco, California |
Paulsboro |
Tanker |
For Vacuum Oil.[1] |
15 August |
United States |
Bath Iron Works |
Bath, Maine |
Davis |
Sampson-class destroyer |
For United States Navy. |
15 August |
United Kingdom |
Armstrong Whitworth |
Newcastle upon Tyne |
Furious |
Courageous-class battlecruiser |
For Royal Navy. |
17 August |
United States |
New York Shipbuilding |
Camden, New Jersey |
Unnamed |
Carfloat |
For New York Central Railroad.[1] |
20 August |
United States |
Union Iron Works |
San Francisco, California |
Astral |
Tanker |
For Standard Transportation Co of Delaware.[1] (or 29 August[11]) |
31 August |
United States |
Craig Shipbuilding |
Long Beach, California |
L-6 |
L-class submarine |
For United States Navy. |
August |
United States |
Chester Shipbuilding Company |
Chester, Pennsylvania |
Malmanger |
Tanker |
For Westfal Larsen.[1] |
12 September |
United Kingdom |
Harland & Wolff |
Belfast |
Brecknockshire |
Cargo ship |
For Royal Mail Line.[16] |
12 September |
United Kingdom |
William Beardmore and Company |
Glasgow |
Ramillies |
Revenge-class battleship |
For Royal Navy. |
14 September |
United States |
Bethlehem Sparrows Point |
Sparrows Point, Maryland |
Munrio |
Cargo ship |
For Munson Steamship Company.[1] |
16 September |
United States |
Baltimore Dry Docks & Shipbuilding Company |
Baltimore, Maryland |
Pennant |
Tanker |
For Pierce Oil Corporation.[1] |
21 September |
United States |
Skinner & Eddy |
Seattle, Washington |
Niels Nielsen |
Cargo ship |
For B. Stolt Nielsen .[1] |
23 September |
United States |
Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Company |
Seattle, Washington |
Cauto |
Cargo liner |
For New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Co.[1] |
28 September |
United States |
Craig Shipbuilding |
Long Beach, California |
L-7 |
L-class submarine |
For United States Navy. |
29 September |
United States |
Bethlehem Sparrows Point |
Sparrows Point, Maryland |
Helen |
Cargo ship |
For Bull Insular Co.[1] |
5 October |
Germany |
Blohm & Voss |
Hamburg |
Cöln |
Cöln-class cruiser |
For Imperial German Navy. |
7 October |
United Kingdom |
Harland & Wolff |
Belfast |
Salmon |
Destroyer |
For Royal Navy.[17] |
11 October |
United States |
Harlan & Hollingsworth |
Wilmington, Delaware |
Georgeanna Weems |
Cargo ship |
ForBaltimore & Carolina Steamship Co .[1] |
14 October |
United Kingdom |
John I. Thornycroft & Company |
Woolston |
Rosalind |
R-class destroyer |
For Royal Navy.> |
14 October |
United States |
Moore Dry Dock Company |
Oakland, California |
Capto |
Cargp ship |
For B. Stolt Nielsen.[19] |
20 October |
United States |
Toledo Shipbuilding Company |
Toledo, Ohio |
Dawnlite |
Schooner, tanker |
For Standard Oil of New Jersey.[1] |
21 October |
Germany |
Blohm & Voss |
Hamburg |
Pola |
Barque |
For F. Laeisz. |
21 October |
United States |
Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Company |
Seattle, Washington |
Panuco |
Cargo liner |
For New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Co.[1] |
21 October |
United States |
Skinner & Eddy |
Seattle, Washington |
Hanna Nielsen |
Cargo ship |
For B. Stolt Nielsen.[1] |
24 October |
United States |
Union Iron Works |
San Francisco, California |
H. C. Folger |
Tanker |
For Atlantic Oils Refining Co.[1] |
28 October |
United States |
Baltimore Dry Docks & Shipbuilding Company |
Baltimore, Maryland |
Holden Evans |
Tanker |
ForBulk Oil Transportation Co .[1] |
28 October |
United States |
Toledo Shipbuilding Company |
Toledo, Ohio |
Sunlite |
Schooner, Tanker |
For Standard Oil of New Jersey.[1] |
30 October |
United States |
New York Shipbuilding |
Camden, New Jersey |
Royal Arrow |
Tanker |
For Standard Transportation Co.[1] |
8 November |
United Kingdom |
Harland & Wolff |
Belfast |
Millais |
Cargo ship |
For Lamport & Holt.[20] |
9 November |
United States |
New York Shipbuilding |
Camden, New Jersey |
Unnamed |
Carfloat |
For New York Central Railroad.[1] |
11 November |
United Kingdom |
Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company |
Govan |
K13 |
K-class submarine |
For Royal Navy. |
11 November |
United States |
Union Iron Works |
San Francisco, California |
Talabot |
Cargo ship |
For N. S. Bjoeness.[1] |
11 November |
United States |
Toledo Shipbuilding Company |
Toledo, Ohio |
Daylite |
Schooner, Tanker |
For Standard Oil of New Jersey.[22][1] |
12 November |
Japan |
Kawasaki Heavy Industries |
Kobe |
Ise |
Ise-class battleship |
For Imperial Japanese Navy. |
15 November |
United Kingdom |
Harland & Wolff |
Govan |
Sylph |
Destroyer |
For Royal Navy.[23] |
21 November |
Germany |
Friedrich Krupp Germaniawerft |
Kiel |
Sachsen |
Bayern-class battleship |
For Imperial German Navy. |
25 November |
United States |
Chester Shipbuilding Company |
Chester, Pennsylvania |
Golaa |
Tanker |
For Frithi Stegwarth.[1] |
25 November |
United Kingdom |
John I. Thornycroft & Company |
Woolston |
Radiant |
R-class destroyer |
For Royal Navy. |
26 November |
United States |
Union Iron Works |
San Francisco, California |
J. W. VanDyke |
Tanker |
For Atlantic Oils Refining Co.[1] |
27 November |
United States |
Lake Torpedo Boat |
Bridgeport, Connecticut |
N-4 |
N-class submarine |
For United States Navy. |
5 December |
United States |
Bath Iron Works |
Bath, Maine |
Allen |
Sampson-class destroyer |
For United States Navy. |
5 December |
United States |
New York Shipbuilding |
Camden, New Jersey |
Unnamed |
Carfloat |
For New York Central Railroad.[1] |
9 December |
United States |
Mare Island Navy Yard |
Vallejo, California |
Shaw |
Sampson-class destroyer |
For United States Navy. |
20 December |
United States |
Baltimore Dry Docks & Shipbuilding Company |
Baltimore, Maryland |
Unnamed |
Tanker |
For Bulk Oil Transportation Co.[1] |
23 December |
United States |
Fore River Shipyard |
Quincy, Massachusetts |
Julia Luckenbach |
|
For Luckenbach Steamship Co.[24] |
23 December |
United States |
Union Iron Works |
San Francisco, California |
Maui |
Passenger ship |
For Matson Navigation Company .[25][1] |
30 December |
United States |
Seattle Construction and Drydock Company |
Seattle, Washington |
N-1 |
N-class submarine |
For United States Navy.[26] |
Date unknown |
Italy |
Cantiere Navale Riuniti. |
Palermo |
Giove |
Tanker |
For Marina Militare. |
Date unknown |
Netherlands |
Vuik & Son |
Capelle aan den IJssel |
Leersum |
Cargo ship |
For private owner. |
Date unknown |
United Kingdom |
Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson Ltd. |
Newcastle upon Tyne |
Mytilus |
Tanker |
For Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co. Ltd. |
Date unknown |
Germany |
Howaldtswerke. |
Kiel |
Usedom |
Tanker |
For private owner. |