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Construction Records of U.S. and Canadian Shipbuilders and Boatbuilders

The primary mission of this web site is to document the construction records of U.S. and Canadian shipbuilders and boatbuilders. It also includes data on the construction of ships in U.S. and Canadian yards by type and provides some industry statistics. Most of the data comes from authoritative sources, but nobody's perfect and there are bound to be errors as well as omissions.

-- Tim Colton

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U.S. Commercial Shipbuilding	683
U.S. Shipbuilders and Boatbuilders (alphabetical)
U.S. Builders of Large Ships Since WWII	72
U.S. Builders of Small Vessels Since WWII	386
Commercial Vessels Built in U.S. Shipyards Since WWII	24
Other U.S. Boatbuilders Since WWII	14
Commercial Vessels Built in U.S. Shipyards in Wartime	39
Pre-WWI U.S. Shipbuilders (inactive)	89
U.S. Builders of Large Yachts	22
U.S. Builders of Small Yachts (all inactive)	37
U.S. Government Shipbuilding	312
US Navy Large Ships and Submarines	29
US Navy and Other Government Small Craft	101
U.S. Emergency Ship Builders in WWI and WWII (all inactive)	70
U.S. Emergency Boat Builders in WWI and WWII (all inactive)	100
US Navy Ship Yards and Bases (all inactive as shipbuilders)	12
Canada	117
Canada Shipbuilders and Boatbuilders (alphabetical)
Canada Ships and Boats	30
Canada Shipbuilders and Boatbuilders	87
Miscellaneous	51
Shipbuilding and Shipping Statistics
Contact Data Sources Editor's Note
Tim Colton: Resume Publications Memoirs: "Staying Afloat" Memorium

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