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List of decommissioned ships of the Chilean Navy

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The list of decommissioned ships of the Chilean Navy is mostly compiled from information given in the website of the Chilean Navy. It consists of over 500 historical units including ships of the Patria Vieja, prizes, fireships, armed merchant ships, auxiliary ships, capital ships and, of course, regular warships of the navy ranging from the 25,000 long tons (25,000 t) capital ship Chilean battleship Almirante Latorre to small torpedo boats and early wooden vessels.

At the beginning, the Chilean Navy was almost entirely composed of merchant ships enlisted into naval service in time of war, hence the distinction between warships and merchant ships is often blurred and ships changed their status quickly and subtly.

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Patria Vieja

Patria Vieja

Patria Vieja refers to a time period in the History of Chile occurring between the First Junta of the Government and the Disaster of Rancagua. In this period, Chilean measures were taken for the imprisonment of Fernando VII of Spain by Napoleon and this started the governmental organization of the Kingdom of Chile, which swore fidelity to Ferdinand VII.

Prize (law)

Prize (law)

In admiralty law prizes are equipment, vehicles, vessels, and cargo captured during armed conflict. The most common use of prize in this sense is the capture of an enemy ship and her cargo as a prize of war. In the past, the capturing force would commonly be allotted a share of the worth of the captured prize. Nations often granted letters of marque that would entitle private parties to capture enemy property, usually ships. Once the ship was secured on friendly territory, she would be made the subject of a prize case: an in rem proceeding in which the court determined the status of the condemned property and the manner in which the property was to be disposed of.

Capital ship

Capital ship

The capital ships of a navy are its most important warships; they are generally the larger ships when compared to other warships in their respective fleet. A capital ship is generally a leading or a primary ship in a naval fleet.

Chilean battleship Almirante Latorre

Chilean battleship Almirante Latorre

Almirante Latorre, named after Juan José Latorre, was a super-dreadnought battleship built for the Chilean Navy. It was the first of a planned two-ship class that would respond to earlier warship purchases by other South American countries. Construction began at Elswick, Newcastle upon Tyne soon after the ship was ordered in November 1911, and was approaching completion when it was bought by the United Kingdom's Royal Navy for use in the First World War. Commissioned in September 1915, it served in the Grand Fleet as HMS Canada for the duration of the war and saw action during the Battle of Jutland.

Torpedo boat

Torpedo boat

A torpedo boat is a relatively small and fast naval ship designed to carry torpedoes into battle. The first designs were steam-powered craft dedicated to ramming enemy ships with explosive spar torpedoes. Later evolutions launched variants of self-propelled Whitehead torpedoes.

Key

  • Shipname - is a shortened form of the official name but includes the launch year (or commissioning year). Rank and titles of persons are not shown.
  • HCS - Hull classification symbol
  • type - is an English translation of the type given in Navy website
  • t - includes different measures for the size of the ships: Displacement, BRT, BM, Long ton, etc.
  • Unit - Unit of the previous number
  • other names - outside the service time in the navy. If the ship was renamed during her service in the navy, then Ren. is set and respectively an Ex- prefix is given in the grey row with the new name.
  • Init - the year of the first service for the navy
  • Builder - shipyard for new ships, the name of the navy that sold the (old) ship or "prize" if the ship was captured
  • End - last year of service in the navy
  • Fate- the last information about the ship.
  • Reference

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Hull classification symbol

Hull classification symbol

The United States Navy, United States Coast Guard, and United States National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) use a hull classification symbol to identify their ships by type and by individual ship within a type. The system is analogous to the pennant number system that the Royal Navy and other European and Commonwealth navies use.

Gross register tonnage

Gross register tonnage

Gross register tonnage or gross registered tonnage, is a ship's total internal volume expressed in "register tons", each of which is equal to 100 cubic feet (2.83 m3). Replaced by Gross Tonnage (GT), gross register tonnage uses the total permanently enclosed capacity of the vessel as its basis for volume. Typically this is used for dockage fees, canal transit fees, and similar purposes where it is appropriate to charge based on the size of the entire vessel. Internationally, GRT may be abbreviated as BRT for the German "Bruttoregistertonne".

Builder's Old Measurement

Builder's Old Measurement

Builder's Old Measurement is the method used in England from approximately 1650 to 1849 for calculating the cargo capacity of a ship. It is a volumetric measurement of cubic capacity. It estimated the tonnage of a ship based on length and maximum beam. It is expressed in "tons burden", and abbreviated "tons bm".

Long ton

Long ton

The long ton, also known as the imperial ton or displacement ton, is the name for the unit called the "ton" in the avoirdupois system of weights or Imperial system of measurements. It was standardised in the 13th century. It is used in the United Kingdom and several other Commonwealth of Nations countries alongside the mass-based metric tonne defined in 1799, as well as in the United States for bulk commodities.

List of ships operated by the Chilean Navy

List of decommissioned ships of the Chilean Navy
Shipname HCS Type t Unit Other names Init Builder End Fate Reference
Potrillo (1812) Brigantine Colt 1813 1813 "Old Fatherland" ship [1]
Perla (1811) Frigate Pearl 1813 Old Fatherland ship [2]
AÁguila (1796) Brigantine 220 Eagle, ren. Pueyrredón 1817 Spanish prize 1828 [3]
Pueyrredón (1796) Brigantine 220 Ex-Águila 1817 Spanish prize 1828 [4]
Araucano (1817) Brigantine Carmelo 1817 1817 [5]
Fortunata (1817) Schooner 50 1817 Built in Constitución, Chile 1823 [6]
María (1817) Frigate 280 1817 1817 [7]
Rambler (1817) Brigantine 1817 1817 [8]
Elena (1818) Sailship 1818 Spanish prize [9]
Lautaro (1818) East Indiaman 850 Windham 1800 1828 [10]
Magdalena (1818) Brigantine 300 1818 Spanish prize 1818 [11]
Araucano (1817) Brigantine 270 Columbus, Prudence 1818 1821 Lost after mutiny in Loreto, scrapped in Tubuai [5]
Galvarino (1809)[12] Cruizer-class brig-sloop 398.0 HMS Hecate (1809), Lucy 1818 Royal Navy 1828 [13]
Chacabuco (1818) Corvette 450 Coquimbo 1818 1826 Sold to Argentina [14]
San Martín (1818) East Indiaman 1,300 Cumberland 1818 1821 [15]
Dolores (1818) Frigate 1818 Spanish prize [16]
Elena (1818) Frigate 1818 Spanish prize [9]
Lucero (1819) Brigantine 74.0 1819 Spanish prize 1819 [17]
Bárbara (1819) Schooner 1819 1819 [18]
Victoria (1819) Schooner 46.0 1819 Spanish prize 1819 Used as fire ship by Cochrane [19]
Begoña (1819) Frigate 400 1819 Built in Ría de Guayaquil 1819 Spanish prize 1819 [20]
Intrépido (1818) Brigantine 300 Maipú 1819 1820 [21]
Jerezana (1819) Brigantine 1819 Spanish prize [22]
Moctezuma (1819) Sloop 200 1819 Spanish prize 1828 [23]
Veloz (1819) Brigantine 164.0 1819 Spanish prize [24]
AÁguila (1819) Brigantine 800 1819 Spanish prize 1822 [25]
Independencia (1818) Corvette 380 Curiosity 1819 1826 Sold to Argentina [26]
Teresana (1819) Schooner 1819 Spanish prize 1819 Used as fire ship by Cochrane [27]
O'Higgins (1816) Frigate 1,220 Patrikii, Reina María Isabel, ren. María Isabel 1819 Spanish prize 1826 [28]
María Isabel (1819) Frigate 1,220 Ex-O'Higgins 1819 Spanish prize 1826 [29]
Esmeralda (1791)[30] Frigate 950 Ren. Valdivia (1791) 1820 Spanish prize 1825 [31]
Valdivia (1791) Frigate 950 Ex-Esmeralda (1791) 1820 Spanish prize 1825 [32]
Hércules (1820) Brigantine 1820 [33]
Inglés (1820) Brigantine 1820 [34]
Golondrina (1820) Schooner 1820 [35]
Hércules (1820) Frigate 1820 [36]
Mackenna Frigate 1820 Spanish prize 1820 [37]
Expresa (1820) Frigate 1820 [38]
Peruana (1820) Frigate 350 1820 1823 [39]
Regina (1820) Brigantine 1820 Spanish prize [40]
Nancy (1820) Frigate 1820 1820 [41]
Consecuencia (1820) Frigate 1820 [42]
Gaditana (1820) Frigate 1820 [43]
Libertad (1820) Frigate 1820 [44]
Argentina (1820) Frigate 1820 [45]
Carmen (1823) Frigate 1821 Spanish prize 1823 [46]
Trujillana (1821) Frigate 1821 1823 [47]
Claro (1821) Brigantine 1821 Spanish prize [48]
Dos Amigos (1821) Brigantine 1821 [49]
Resolución (1821) Frigate 1821 Built in Ría de Guayaquil [50]
Aranzazú (1821) Schooner 120 1821 Spanish prize 1822 Mutiny and beached 1822 in Río Guayas, Ecuador [51]
Monteagudo (1751) Frigate 980 Las Caldas, Ex-Milagro 1821 Spanish prize 1821 [52]
Milagro (1751) Frigate 980 Ren. Monteagudo (1751) 1821 Spanish prize 1821 [53]
Jesús María (1821) Schooner 1821 Spanish prize 1821 [54]
San Agustín (1821) Brigantine 1821 Spanish prize [55]
Monarca (1821) Brigantine 1821 Spanish prize 1821 [56]
Ave María (1821) Schooner 1821 Spanish prize 1821 [57]
Congreso (1821) Schooner 1821 Spanish prize [58]
San Fernando (1821) 1821 Spanish Prize [59]
Mercedes (1821) Schooner 110 1821 Spanish prize 1821 [60]
Rising Star (1818) Steamer 350 1822 Built in England Sunk 1830 in Irish Sea [61]
Neptuno (1822) Brigantine 1822 1822 [62]
Pacífico (1823) Brigantine 1823 1823 [63]
Ceres (1823) Merchant ship hired as a transport for the 1824 expedition to Peru 1823 [64]
Voltaire (1823) Corvette 350 1823 Sangrones Letaillada y Cía 1824 [65]
Santa Rosa (1823) Merchant ship hired as a transport for the 1824 expedition to Peru 1823 1823 [66]
Sesostris (1823) British merchant ship hired as a transport for the 1824 expedition to Peru 1823 1823 [67]
Oxly (1823) Schooner Oxley or Fermín Oxley or Hóscley 1823 Built in Chiloé [68]
Esther (1823) Of Liverpool, Davis, master. British merchant ship hired as a transport for the 1824 expedition to Peru 1823 [69]
Aquiles (1824) Brigantine 405.0 1824 1839 [70]
Infatigable (1824) Brigantine 1824 [71]
Tucapel (1824) Brigantine 1824 1824 [72]
Valparaíso (1824) Brigantine 1824 [73]
Constituyente (1829) Brigantine 1829 [74]
Olifante (1829) Brigantine 1829 1830 [75]
Juana Pastora (1824) Sloop 1829 1830 [76]
Diligente (1830) Schooner 1830 [77]
Dos Hermanas (1830) Brigantine 1830 1830 [78]
Railif (1830) Brigantine 1830 1830 [79]
Colo Colo (1830) Brigantine 140 Flora 1830 1841 [80]
Aycinema (1830) Brigantine 1830 1830 [81]
Orbegoso (1835) Brigantine 200 Ren. Condor 1835 1840 [82]
Cóndor (1835) Brigantine 200 Ex-Orbegoso 1835 1840 [83]
Salvador (1835) Brigantine 183.0 1835 1838 [84]
Isabella (1835) Boat 269.0 1835 [85]
Libertad (1828) Corvette 632.0 General Salom 1836 Built in USA 1840 [86]
Valparaíso (1831) Corvette 650 Adrianne, Lewis 1836 1840 [87]
Peruviana (1828) Schooner 1836 Peruvian prize 1838 Re-captured 1838 [88]
Carmen (1836) Ship 1836 1837 [89]
Arequipeño (1828) Brigantine 400 Rápido 1836 1839 [90]
Eleodoro (1837) Brigantine 1837 [91]
Zaldívar (1837) Boat 1837 1834 [92]
Paguina (1837) Boat 1837 1839 [93]
Huemul (1837) Brigantine 170 1837 [94]
Colcura (1837) Boat 1837 1883 [95]
Hércules (1837) Brigantine 1837 [96]
Esperanza (1837) Boat 191.0 1837 1838 [97]
Teodoro (1837) Brigantine 1837 [98]
Dos Hermanos (1818) Brigantine 172.0 Resignación 1837 Built in England 1839 [99]
Pacífico (1835) Boat 217.0 1837 1838 [100]
Joven Victoria (1837) Brigantine 1837 [101]
Margarita (1837) Frigate 258.0 1837 1837 [102]
San Antonio (1835) Brigantine 157.0 1837 1837 [103]
Napoleón (1836) Brigantine 135.0 1837 1838 [104]
Neptuno (1838) Brigantine 1838 1838 [105]
Cecilia (1838) Brigantine 1838 [106]
Ovalle (1835) Brigantine 138.0 1838 1838 [107]
Teresa (1835) Schooner 148.0 Urna 1838 Built in Boston, USA [108]
Joven Daniel (1831) Brigantine 180 Soverence 1838 Built in Linn 1849 Wrecked off the coast of Araucanía, then looted by Mapuches [109]
Janequeo (1836) Brigantine 450 Isaac Macen 1838 1858 Sunk War of the Pacific [110] *
Confederación (1836) Corvette 600 Casimiro Perier, Francisca[111] 1838 Peru-Bolivian prize 1840 [112]
Señorense (1838) Brigantine 1838 [113]
Azardoso (1838) Brigantine 1838 [114]
Orión (1835) Brigantine 1838 1838 [115]
Bathaienay (1838) Brigantine 1838 [116]
Gipsy (1838) Brigantine 1838 1838 [117]
Socabaya (1836) Corvette 725.0 Francisca 1838 1840 [118]
Hope (1838) Brigantine 1838 [119]
Santa Cruz (1836) Barque 650 Isabel 1839 Confederation prize 1840 [120]
Chile (1840) Frigate 1,109.0 1840 M. Courrant, Bordeaux 1851 [121]
Ancud (1843) Schooner 27.0 1843 in Ancud 1849 [122]
Quech Magallanes (1844) Schooner 200 1844 1848 [123]
Maule (1847) Paddle steamer 60 1847 Built in Valparaíso 1855 [124]
Elvira Alvarez (1847) Boat 943.0 Ren. Simpson in 1887 1847 1889 [125]
Simpson (1847) Boat 943.0 Ex-Elvira Alvarez (1847) 1847 1889 [126]
Dos Hermanos Gameros (1848) Sloop 1848 [127]
Confederación (1827) Boat 331.0 1848 [128]
Edmond (1850) Boat 1850 1890 [129]
Meteoro (1848) Brigantine 290 1850 Built in New Orleans for Mexico 1861 [130] *
Argomedo (1850) Sailship 1850 1890 [131]
Excelsior (1850) Sailship 1850 1890 [132]
Dordrech (1850) Sailship 835.0 1850 1890 [133]
Infatigable (1850) Boat 1851 1855 [134]
Cazador (1848) Steamer 250 1851 1856 Sunk off Punta Carranza, largest death toll (460) in Chilean history[12] [135]
Constitución (1851) Corvette 644.0 1851 Duprat Shipyard 1857 [136]
Ancud (1853) Brigantine 493.0 1853 Duprat Shipyard 1859 [137]
Esmeralda (1855) Corvette 854.0 1855 William Pitcher, Northfleet 1879 Sunk War of the Pacific [138]
Maule (1856) Steamer 80 1856 1871 [139]
María Isabel (1857) Steamer 800 1857 1857 [140]
Maipú (1855) Steamer 450 1858 Built in England 1867 [141]
Pizarro (1858) Brigantine 1858 1859 [142]
Guayacón (1859) Steamer 1859 1865 [143]
Independencia (1857) Schooner 800 1859 1876 [144]
Antonio Varas (1856) Steamer 484.0 1859 1867 [145]
Paquete del Maule (1861) Small merchant sidewheel steamer 407.0 1861 Lawrence & Foulks 1866 [146]
NÑuble (1861) Steamer 507.0 Poncas, Scioto 1864 1868 [147]
Arturo Steamer 39.0 1865 1867 [148]
Covadonga (1859) Schooner 630 1865 Spanish prize 1880 Sunk War of the Pacific [149] *
Lautaro (1852) Steamer 480 Lambayeque, General Lerzundi 1865 1866 [150]
Abtao (1866) Corvette 1,600 Texas, Cyclone 1866 Dennis Brothers 1922 [151] *
Concepción (1861) Steamer 642.0 Giraffe, General R.E.Lee, Fort Donnelson, Isabella 1866 River Clyde in Scotland 1868 [152]
Thalaba (1865) Frigate 940 1866 1910 [153]
Valdivia (1865) Steamer 900 Henriette 1866 [154]
Arauco (1869) Steamer 1,400 Neshannoc 1866 1871 [155]
Chacabuco (1866) Corvette 1,101.0 1868 Miller, Ravenhill and Co., London 1890 [156]
O'Higgins (1866) Corvette 1,101.0 1868 1895 [157] *
Ancud (1859) Screw steam gunboat 606.0 USS Cherokee (1864), Thistle 1868 US Navy 1878 [158]
Fósforo (1852) Steamer 80 1868 Laird Brothers 1870 [159]
Independencia (1870) Tug 50 1870 [160]
Toltén (1872) Steamer 317.0 1873 F. y G. Rennie, France 1894 [161]
Rímac (1872) Steamer 1,800 1874 R. & J. Evans & Co 1902 Property of the CSAV.[note 1] [162]
Cochrane (1874) Ironclad 3,540 1874 Earle's Shipbuilding 1933 [163]
Magallanes (1873) Corvette 950 1874 Ravenhill[164] or France[12] 1906 [165] *
Vapor Veloz (1875) Boat 37.0 1875 1877 [166]
Blanco Encalada (1875) Ironclad 3,540 Ex-Valparaíso (1875) 1875 Earle's Shipbuilding 1891 Sunk during 1891 Chilean Civil War [167]
Valparaíso (1875) Ironclad 3,540 Ren. Blanco Encalada (1875) 1875 Earle's Shipbuilding 1891 [168]
Rimaquito (1875) Steamer 30 1875 1885 [169]
Loa (1873) Steamer 1,657.0 1879 John Reid & Co., Glasgow 1880 Sunk War of the Pacific [170]
Lota (1866) Frigate 1,367.0 1879 1883 [171]
Huanay (1864) Steamer 336.0 1879 Palmer Bros and Co. 1880 [172]
Barnard Castle (1878) Steamer 1,673.0 1879 J. Laing, Sunderland shipbuilding 1883 Sunk 1886 in Pilot Bay on Bentinck Island, east of Pedder Bay Marina[173] [174]
Cousiño (1870) Steamer 649.0 1879 Gourlay Brothers 1883 [175]
Pilcomayo (1864) Corvette 600 1879 Peruvian prize 1909 [176]
Laurita (1850) Barge 1879 1883 [177]
Kate Kellok (1864) Boat 1,175.0 ren. Yungay[178] 1879 Built in Sunderland 1886 [179] [180]
Juana (1850) Sailship 550 1879 [181]
Janequeo (1879) Torpedo boat 30 1879 Yarrow Shipbuilders 1880 [182]
Itata (1873) Steamer 1,776.0 1879 R&J. Evans & Co., Liverpool 1891 Property of CSAV[note 1] [183]
Guacolda (1879) Torpedo boat Alay 1879 Peruvian prize 1881 [184]
Vedette (1879) Torpedo boat 10 1879 Yarrow Shipbuilders [185]
Herminia (1850) Boat 153.0 1879 1884 [186]
Inspector (1860) Frigate 1,415.0 1879 Built in Belfast 1884 Property of CSAV[note 1] [187]
Avestruz (1840) Ship 798.0 Victoria 1879 1884 [188]
Paquete del Maule (1866) Small merchant sidewheel steamer 313.0 1879 Built in Preston, U. K. 1880 Property of CSAV[note 1] [189]
Julia (1850) Steamer 1,000 1879 [190]
Amazonas (1874) Transporter/Cruiser 2,019.0 1879 John Reid & Co., Glasgow 1902 [191]
Toro (1874) Steamer 150 1879 1910 [192]
Huáscar (1865) Ironclad 1,199.0 1879 Peruvian prize Museum ship [193]
Limarí (1869) Steamer 967.0 Maipú 1879 Bowdler, Chaffer & Co., Liverpool 1880 Property of CSAV[note 1] [194]
Teno (1879) Steamer 1879 1879 [195]
Isidora de Cousiño (1873) Steamer 635.0 Santa Rosa 1879 Backhouse and Dixon, Middlesbrough [196]
Santa Lucía (1879) Steamer 350 1879 1880 [197]
Copiapó (1870) Steamer 1879 1891 [198]
Angamos (1876) Transporter/Cruiser 1,180 Belle City of Cork 1879 James E. Scott, Greenock 1890 [199]
Murzi Giuseppe (1879) Sailship 1879 1880 [200]
Lamar (1870) Transporter 1,400 Lota 1879 Gourlay Brothers 1880 [201]
Matías Cousiño (1859) Steamer Valparaíso, Orompello, Quintero 1879 Hamtlepool, England 1884 Sunk after collision with América [202]
Carlos Roberto (1872) Steamer 464.0 Don Mariano 1879 Blackhouse, Dixon 1883 Property of Compañía Explotadora de Lota y Coronel [203]
Orcero (1850) Sailship 400 1880 1880 [204]
Chile (1863) Steamer 1,672.0 1880 Randolph and Elder, Glasgow 1885 Coaling station [205]
Colo Colo (1880) Colo Colo-class torpedo boat 5.0 or 30 1880 Yarrow Shipbuilders 1885 or 1915 Transported to the Titicaca Lake during the War of the Pacific [206]
Tucapel (1880) Colo Colo-class torpedo boat 5.0 or 30 1880 Yarrow Shipbuilders 1891 or 1915 [207]
Valparaíso (1870) Boat 14.0 1880 1880 [208]
Isluga (1850) Steamer 1880 Peruvian prize 1883 [209]
Fresia (1880) Torpedo boat 25.0 1880 Yarrow Shipbuilders 1884 Sunk War of the Pacific, refloated 1880 and scrapped 1884. [210]
Wilhelm (1880) Sailship 1880 1880 [211]
Norfolk (1856) Sailship 1880 1880 [212]
Payta (1864) Steamer 1,344.0 1880 Randolph and Elder, Glasgow 1881 [213]
Princesa Luisa (1870) Transporter 120 Since 1880 ren. Lautaro, ren. Micalvi 1880 1910 [214]
Lautaro (1870) Transporter 120 Ex-Princesa Luisa (1870) 1880 1910 [215]
Micalvi (1870) Transporter 120 Ex-Lautaro (1870) 1880 1910 [216]
Otto (1863) Sailship 500 1880 1880 [217]
Umberto I (1875) Frigate 1,098.0 Rota, Julia 1880 1880 [218]
21 de Mayo (1880) Steamer 400 1880 [219]
Gaviota (1875) Steamer 30 1880 1895 [220]
Janequeo (1881) Torpedo boat 35.0 1881 Yarrow Shipbuilders 1891 [221]
Lauca (1881) Torpedo boat 35.0 1881 Yarrow Shipbuilders 1891 [222]
Rucumilla (1881) Torpedo boat 25.0 1881 Yarrow Shipbuilders 1902 [223]
Miraflores (1881) Boat 1,800 1881 Peruvian prize 1903 [224]
Pisagua (1868) Steamer 1,600 [225] 1881 Schlesinger Davis and Co., Newcastle 1882 [226]
Quidora (1881) Torpedo boat 25.0 1881 Yarrow Shipbuilders 1902 [227]
Pachitea (1881) Boat 200 1881 Peruvian prize 1881 [228]
Tegualda (1881) Torpedo boat 35.0 1881 Yarrow Shipbuilders 1891 [229]
Guale (1881) Torpedo boat 35.0 1881 Yarrow Shipbuilders 1899 [230]
Glaura (1881) Torpedo boat 35.0 1881 Yarrow Shipbuilders 1885 Sold to Japan [231]
Fresia (1882) Torpedo boat 25.0 1882 Yarrow Shipbuilders 1884 [232]
Guacolda (1882) Torpedo boat 35.0 1882 Yarrow Shipbuilders [233]
Valparaíso (1870) Cutter 50 1882 1892 [234]
Chipana (1882) Barge 1882 Assembled in Constitución, Chile 1903 [235]
Calama (1882) Barge 1882 Assembled in Constitución, Chile 1922 [236]
Constitución (1882) Dredger 740 1885 Built in Germany 1922 [237]
Aldea (1885) Torpedo boat 85.0 1885 Yarrow Shipbuilders 1920 [238]
Huemul (1889) Tug 145.0 1889 Forges et Chantiers 1921 Sunk 1899, refloated [239]
Domingo Santa María (1889) Frigate 1889 [240]
Esmeralda (1883) Cruiser, protected 2,977.0 Izumi 1889 Armstrong Whitworth 1893 Sold to Japan [241] *
Condell (1890) Almirante Lynch-class torpedo gunboat 702.0 Ren. Talcahuano 1890 Laird Brothers[242] or Electric Boat[243] 1919 [244]
Talcahuano (1890) Almirante Lynch-class torpedo gunboat 702.0 Ex-Condell (1890) 1890 Laird Brothers 1919 [245]
Lynch (1890) Almirante Lynch-class torpedo gunboat 702.0 Ren. Tomas 1890 Laird Brothers 1919 [246]
Tomás (1890) Almirante Lynch-class torpedo gunboat 702.0 Ex-Lynch (1890) 1890 Laird Brothers 1919 [247]
Aquiles (1890) Tug 1890 1929 [248]
Maule (1885) Steamer 204.0 1891 John Reid & Co., Glasgow 1891 Property of CSAV [249]
Cachapoal (1881) Steamer 2,308.0 1891 Laird Brothers 1891 Property of CSAV [250]
Longaví (1884) Steamer 442.0 1891 David Napier (marine engineer) 1891 Property of CSAV [251]
Trumao (1889) Steamer 249.0 1891 de:Janssen & Schmilinsky 1891 [252]
Imperial (1888) Steamer 2,704.0 1891 Laird Brothers 1891 Property of CSAV [253]
Minero (1850) Tug 1891 1891 [254]
Angamos (1890) Transporter 3,597.0 Citta de Venezia, Spartan 1891 Swan Hunter 1928archiv Sunk 1928 off Lebu, Chile, death toll 262 [255]
Loa (1850) Barge Dalwinston 1891 1891 Property of CSAV [256]
Maipo (1882) Steamer 2,621.0 1891 John Reid Co., Glasgow 1891 Property of CSAV [257]
Dithmarschen (1872) Steamer 776.0 Anita 1891 R.and H.Geen, Londres 1891 [258]
Cóndor (1889) Tug 145.0 1891 Forges et Chantiers 1937 [259]
Cachapoalito (1850) Tug 1891 [260]
Pudeto (1884) Steamer 273.0 1891 J. Knox Co., Sunderland 1891 Property of CSAV [261]
Laja (1880) Steamer 2,147.0 1891 John Reid Co 1891 Property of CSAV [262]
Luis Cousiño (1872) Steamer 1,890 1891 Laird Brothers 1891 [263]
Mapocho (1883) Steamer 2,053.0 1891 Laird Brothers 1891 Property of CSAV [264]
Bío Bío (1888) Steamer 407.0 1891 R. Napier and Sons, Glasgow 1891 [265]
Pinto (1890) Cruiser, protected 2,047.0 1891 Forges et Chantiers 1905 [266]
Errázuriz (1891) Cruiser, protected 2,047.0 1891 Forges et Chantiers 1930 [267]
Bismarck (1850) Steamer 1891 1891 [268]
Prat (1890)[note 2] Battleship pre-dreadnought 6,901.0 1891 Forges et Chantiers 1942 [269]
Aconcagua (1889) Steamer 2,769.0 1891 John Reid and Co., Glasgow 1891 [270]
Casma (1889) Transporter 2,627.0 Aquila, Marañón[271] 1892 Wigham Richardson 1917 [272]
Blanco Encalada (1893) Cruiser, protected 4,568.0 1893 Armstrong Whitworth 1946 [273]
María Teresa (1850) Schooner 1894 1894 [274]
Caupolicán (1895) Tug 1895 [275]
Yañez (1882) Cutter 126.0 Goole Nº 7 1895 J.T. Eltringham, South Shields 1936 [276]
Simpson (1896) Torpedo gunboat 800 Ecuador's Libertador Simón Bolivar 1896 Laird Brothers 1907 Sold to Ecuador [277]
Serrano (1896) Destroyer 311.0 1896 Laird Brothers[note 3] 1924 [278]
Riquelme (1896) Destroyer 311.0 Ren. Lientur (1896) 1896 Laird Brothers[note 3] 1930 [279]
Lientur (1896) Destroyer 311.0 Ex-Riquelme (1896) 1896 Laird Brothers[note 3] 1930 [280]
Orella (1896) Destroyer 311.0 1896 Laird Brothers[note 3] [281]
Muñoz Gamero (1896) Destroyer 311.0 1896 Laird Brothers[note 3] 1924 [282]
Esmeralda (1895) Cruiser, protected 7,000 1896 Armstrong Whitworth 1933 [283]
Zenteno (1896) Cruiser, protected 3,450 1896 Armstrong Whitworth 1930 [284]
Mutilla (1896) Torpedo boat, Viper class 140 1896 Yarrow Shipbuilders[note 4] 1922 ,[285][286]
Hyatt (1896) Torpedo boat, Viper class 140 1896 Yarrow Shipbuilders[note 4] 1922 [287]
O'Higgins (1897) Cruiser, armoured 7,796.0 1897 Armstrong Whitworth 1943 [288]
Gálvez (1897) Cutter 475.0 1897 Flemming and Ferguson Eng., Paisley, Scotland 1966 [289]
Rodriguez (1896) Torpedo boat, Viper class 140 1898 Yarrow Shipbuilders[note 4] 1922 [290]
Contreras (1896) Torpedo boat, Viper class 140 1898 Yarrow Shipbuilders[note 4] 1922 [291]
Videla (1896) Torpedo boat, Viper class 140 1898 Yarrow Shipbuilders[note 4] 1922 [292]
Thomson (1896) Torpedo boat, Viper class 140 Ren. Ingeniero Mery 1898 Yarrow Shipbuilders[note 4] 1922 [293]
Ingeniero Mery (1896) Torpedo boat, Viper class 140 Ex-Thomson (1896) 1898 Yarrow Shipbuilders[note 4] 1922 [294]
County of Peebles (1875) Windjammer 1,691.0 Ren. Muñoz Gamero (1875) 1898 Barclay Curle 1960 [295]
Muñoz Gamero (1875) Windjammer 1,691.0 Ex-County of Peebles 1898 Barclay Curle 1960 [296]
Marinao (1890) Tug 1898 1925 [297]
Freire (1898) Tug 94.0 1898 1854 [298]
Baquedano (1898) Pontoon 1898 [299]
Pisagua (1884) Tug 510 Juanita 1898 H. Mac Intyre & Co., Paisley 1926 [300]
British Commodore (1850) Frigate 1,389.0 Knigth Bachelor, ren. Yungay 1898 Palmer & Sons Purchased as Coaling station [301]
Yungay (1850) Frigate 1,389.0 Ex-British Commodore (1850) 1898 Palmer & Sons [302]
Galvarino (1885) Tug 330 Quebracho 1899 John Fullerton and Co., Paisley, Glasgow 1928 [303]
Andalucía (1899) Frigate 1899 [304]
Baquedano (1898) Corvette 2,500 1899 Armstrong & Co, Elswick 1935 [305]
Orión (1900) Tug 1900 [306]
Meteoro (1901) Tug 800 1901 Lever, Murphy & Co Shipyard 1918 [307]
Rancagua (1898) Transporter 6,210 [308] 1901 Swan Hunter 1931 [309]
Chacabuco (1898) Cruiser, protected 4,160 4 du Julliet 1902 Armstrong Whitworth 1947 [310]
O'Brien (1902) Destroyer 350 1902 Laird Brothers 1924 [311]
Merino Jarpa (1902) Destroyer 350 1902 Laird Brothers 1924 [312]
Thomson (1898) Destroyer 350 1902 Armstrong, Elswick 1924 [313]
Brito (1904) Tug 1904 1931 [314]
Lautaro (1860) Frigate 1,974.0 Ex-Majestic 1904 Built in Hull, England 1956 Bought as colaing station then refitted [315]
Majestic (1860) Frigate 1,974.0 Ren. Lautaro (1860) 1904 Built in Hull, England 1956 [316]
Pisagua (1904) Cutter 800 1905 Behrends Shipyard, Valdivia 1917 [317]
Sarita (1903) 1905 Built in Constitución 1905 [318]
Valdivia (1903) Cutter 800 1905 Behrens Shipyard, Valdivia 1909 [319]
Baker (1907) Tug 1907 [320]
Yelcho (1906) Cutter (boat) 430 1908 1945 [321]
AÁguila (1909) Cutter 571.0 1909 Grangemouth and Greenock Dockyard Co., Greenock 1937 [322]
Porvenir (1906) Cutter 350 1909 Built in Cristiania, Norway 1930 [323]
Ortiz (1909) Tug 295.0 1909 Bow, Mac Lachlan & Co.Ltd 1945 [324]
Sibbald (1909) Tug 60 1909 1914 [325]
Ancud (1910) Tug 120 1910 1930 [326]
Campbell (1910) Tug 1910 1927 [327]
Sirena (1910) Tug 1910 1923 [328]
Lautaro (1910) Tug 1910 [329]
Artillero (1908) artillero 140 1911 1953 [330]
Almirante Lynch (1912) Destroyer, Almirante Lynch class 1,430 1914 J. Samuel White 1945 [331]
Condell (1912) Destroyer, Almirante Lynch class 1,430 1914 J. Samuel White 1944 [332]
Maipo (1901) Transporter 4,687.0 Manitoba 1916 J. L. Thompson & Sons Ltd., Sunderland 1926 [333]
Guale (1917) H-4 Submarine, H class 363.0 HMS H18 1917 Royal Navy 1945 [334]
Tegualda (1917) H-2 Submarine, H class 363 HMS H16 1917 Royal Navy 1945 [335]
Rucumilla (1917) H-3 Submarine, H class 363 HMS H17 1917 Royal Navy 1945 [336]
Quidora (1917) H-5 Submarine, H class 363 HMS H19 1917 Royal Navy 1945 [337]
Guacolda (1917) H-1 Submarine, H class 363 HMS H13 1917 Royal Navy 1949 [338]
Fresia (1917) H-6 Submarine H class 363 HMS H20 1917 Royal Navy 1945 [339]
Colo Colo (1917) Minelayer, Golub class 540 Toqui 1920 Helsinki 1930 [340]
Elicura (1917) Minelayer, Golub class 540 1920 Helsinki 1950 [341]
Orompello (1917) Minelayer, Golub class 540 1920 Helsinki 1958 [342]
Leucotón (1917) Minelayer, Golub class 540 1920 Helsinki 1950 [343]
Latorre (1913) Battleship, Latorre class 25,000 HMS Canada 1920 Royal Navy 1959 [344]
Sibbald (1916) Cutter (ship) 1,100 HMS Piloto Stoic 1920 Bow, McLachlan and Company 1963 Embargoed by UK during WW1 [345]
Williams (1914) Destroyer, Lynch class 1,700 HMS Botha 1920 Royal Navy 1933 [346]
Goñi (1914) Destroyer, Lynch class 1,700 HMS Broke, ren. Uribe 1920 Royal Navy 1933 Purshased by England 1914 [347]
Uribe (1914) Destroyer, Lynch class 1,700 Ex-Goñi (1914) 1920 Royal Navy 1933 [348]
Riveros (1914) Destroyer, Almirante Lynch class 1,700 Ex-Almirante Simpson (1914), HMS Faulknor (1914), 1920 J S White, Cowes. 1933 Purchased by RN, sold to Chile after WWI [349]
Simpson (1914) Destroyer, Lynch class 1,700 Ren. Riveros (1914) 1920 Royal Navy 1933 [350]
Monreal (1925) Tug 45.0 Petrel 1925 Built in France 1983 [351]
Cortez (1926) Tug 35.0 Taltal 1926 Built in Valdivia 1956 [352]
Caupolicán (1927) Tug 28.0 1927 Built in Talcahuano 1957 [353]
Valdivia (1927) Dredger 1,410 1927 Conrad Weft, Netherlands 1957 [354]
Abtao (1889) Transporter 8,600 Pontia, Ernest Hemseth 1928 1929 [355]
Videla (1928) Destroyer, Serrano class 1,090 1928 John I. Thornycroft 1960 [356]
Fortuna (1898) Tug 94.0 1928 1964 Refitted from an old shipwreck [357]
Orella (1928) Destroyer, Serrano class 1,090 1928 John I. Thornycroft 1967 [358]
Simpson (1928) Submarine, O'Brien class 1,540 1928 Vickers 1957 [359]
O'Brien (1928) Submarine, O'Brien class 1,540 1928 Vickers 1957 [360]
Hyatt (1928) Destroyer, Serrano class 1,090 1928 John I. Thornycroft 1963 [361]
Micalvi (1925) Transporter 850 Bragui, Boston Lines 1928 Oderwerke, Stettin 1961 Museum ship in Puerto Williams since 1961 [362]
Riquelme (1928) Destroyer, Serrano class 1,090 1928 John I. Thornycroft 1963 [363]
Valdivia (1927) Transporter 3,100 Scherbek 1928 Henry Koch 1931 [364]
Reyes (1925) Tug 45.0 1928 Built in Valdivia 1960 [365]
Serrano (1928) Destroyer 1450 1929 John I. Thornycroft & Company 1962 [366]
Aldea (1925) Tug 68.0 Ren. Ugarte (1925) 1929 1969 [367]
Ugarte (1925) Tug 68.0 Ex-Aldea (1925) 1929 1969 [368]
Thomson (1928) Submarine, O'Brien class 1,540 1929 Vickers 1958 [369]
Janequeo (1929) ATA-70 Tug 760 1929 Bow, McLachlan and Company 1957 [370]
Sobenes (1929) ATA-72 Cutter 760 1929 Bow, McLachlan and Company 1966 [371]
Aldea (1928) Destroyer, Serrano class 1,090 1929 John I. Thornycroft 1957 [372]
Intrépido (1930) Tug 33.0 1930 Built in Hull, England 1962 [373]
Maipo (1830) Oil tanker 7,564.0 1930 Vickers Armstrong 1964 [374]
Araucano (1929) Submarine-tender 9,000 1930 Vickers Armstrong 1959 [375]
Rancagua (1929) Oil tanker 1930 Vickers Armstrong Ltd. 1964 [376]
Moctezuma (1930) Tug 33.0 1931 Built in Hull, Newcastle 1966 [377]
Colo Colo (1931) ATA-73 Tug 760 1931 Bow, McLachlan and Company 1987 Museum ship in Punta Arenas [378]
Cabrales (1929) ATA-71 Tug 760 1931 Bow, McLachlan and Company 1965 [379]
Galvarino (1929) ATA-74 Tug 760 1931 Bow, McLachlan and Company 1966 [380]
Huemul (1935) Tug 350 Vilumilla 1935 Alberto Daiber Shipyard 1968 [381]
Pelentaro (1935) Tug 320 Ren. Brito (1935)[12]: 534  1935 Alberto Daiber Shipyard 1952 [382]
Brito (1935) Tug 320 Ex-Pelentaro (1935) 1935 Alberto Daiber Shipyard 1952 Sunk on 22 October 1952 off Quintero [382]
Abtao (1912) Transporter 1,181.0 Sosua (aka La Palmatoria) 1937 Surlanandets Skibsbyggerei, Fevig, Norway 1950 [383]
Vidal Gormaz (1913) Yacht 670 Jason, Cynara 1940 Day, Summers and Company 1953 [384]
Yagán (1940) Cutter 21.0 1940 1959 [385]
Lautaro (1917) four-masted barque Priwall 1941 1945 Caught fire and sunk 1945 [386]
Magallanes (1911) Transporter 6,650 Winfried, Siam City and Gundulic 1943 1957 Freed and refitted [387] [388]
Pilcomayo (1931) Dredger 3,500 1945 1960 [389]
Angamos (1941) Transporter 3,800 1946 Aalborg Shipyard 1967 [390]
Iquique (1943) Frigate, River class 2,216.0 HMCS Joliette 1946 Royal Canadian Navy 1965 [391]
Esmeralda (1944) Frigate, River class 2,216.0 HMCS Glace Bay (K414), Lauzon ren. Baquedano (1944) 1946 Royal Canadian Navy 1960 [392]
Baquedano (1944) Frigate, River class 1,445.0 Ex-Esmeralda (1944) 1946 Royal Canadian Navy 1960 [393]
Covadonga (1944) Frigate 2,216.0 HMCS Sea Cliff (K344), Megantio 1946 Royal Canadian Navy 1967 [394]
Pinto (1945) Transporter, Artemis class 6,744.0 USS Zenobia AKA-52 1946 US Navy 1968 [395]
Papudo (1944) Corvette, Flower class 1,340 HMCS Thorlock 1946 Royal Canadian Navy 1965 [396]
Casma (1944) Corvette, Flower class 1,340 HMCS Stellarton 1946 Royal Canadian Navy 1967 See List [397]
Chipana (1944) Corvette, Flower class 1,340 HMCS Strathroy 1946 Royal Canadian Navy 1966 [398]
Errázuriz (1945) Transporter, Artemis class 4,100 USS Xenia (AKA-51) 1946 US Navy 1962 [399]
Bustos (1943) Landing ship 385.0 USS LCIL 878, Lancha Polvorera 1947 1967 [400]
Isaza (1944) Landing ship 1,095.0 USS LSM-295 1947 US Navy 1964 [401]
Goycolea (1944) Landing ship 1,095.0 USS LSM-400 1947 US Navy 1966 [402]
Morel (1944) Landing ship 1,095.0 USS LSM-417 1947 US Navy 1958 [403]
Contreras (1944) Landing ship 1,095.0 USS LSM-113 1947 US Navy 1970 [404]
Díaz (1943) Landing ship 385.0 USS LCIL-877 1947 US Navy 1958 [405]
Bolados (1943) Landing ship USS LCIL-1073 1947 1958 [406]
Eduardo Llanos (1943) Landing ship 385.0 USS LCIL-1025 1947 US Navy 1965 [407]
Canave (1943) Landing ship 385.0 USS LCIL-1027 1947 1958 [408]
Tellez (1944) Landing ship 385.0 [409] 1947 US Navy 1958 [410]
Lautaro (1942) PP-62 Tug, Maricopa class 807.0 USS ATA-122 1948 US Navy 1991 [411]
Lientur (1944) PP-60 Tug, Maricopa class 830 USS ATA-177 1948 US Navy 1991 [412]
Leucotón (1944) PP-61 Tug, Maricopa class 830 USS ATA-200 1948 US Navy 1965 [413]
Prat (1937) CL-03 Cruiser, Brooklyn class 13,000 USS Nashville (CL-43). Ren. Chacabuco 1951 US Navy 1985 [414]
Chacabuco (1937) Cruiser, Brooklyn class 13,000 USS Nashville (CL-43), Ex-Prat (1937) 1951 US Navy 1985 [415]
O'Higgins (1936) CL-02 Cruiser, Brooklyn class 9,700 USS Brooklyn (CL-40) 1951 US Navy 1992 [416]
Betelgeuse (1953) Boat 7.4 1953 1998 [417]
Beagle (1954) Cutter 40 Juanito 1954 1965 [418]
Brito (1932) Tug 38.7 Fueguino 1956 1965 [419]
Montt (1956) Oil tanker 17,500 1956 Ateliers et Chantiers de la Seine Maritime 1978 [420]
Ortiz (1957) Patrol boat 31.0 1958 Las Habas Shipyard 1969 [421]
Díaz, Antonio (1959) Tug . 1959 [422]
Guayacán (1959) Tug 20 Sea Mule 1959 1964 [423]
Piloto Pardo (1958) Transporter 2,930 1959 Haarlemsche Scheepsbouw Maatschappij, Haarlem, Netherlands 1997 [424]
Bolados (1943) Landing ship 180 USS LCU-1396 1960 1970 [425]
Williams (1958) DDG-19 Destroyer, Almirante class 3,300 1960 Vickers-Armstrongs 1998 [426]
Tellez (1943) Landing ship 180 [427] 1960 US Navy 1986 [428]
Pisagua (1943) Landing ship 28.0 1960 US Navy 1971 [429]
Yelcho (1943) AGS-64 Tug, Navajo class 1,640 USS Tekesta (AT-93) 1960 US Navy 1996 [430]
Díaz (1943) Landing ship 180 USS LCU 1458 1960 US Navy 1977 [431]
Junín (1943) Landing ship 28.0 USS LCM C-124646 1960 US Navy 1965 [432]
Morel (1945) Landing ship 1,095.0 USS LSM 444 Aloto 1960 US Navy 1982 [433]
Valdivia (1943) Landing ship USS LCM C-124958 1960 US Navy [434]
Yagán (1953) Tug 131.0 1961 1965 [435]
Isleña (1938) Boat 20 1961 Oettinger Shipyard, Valdivia 1963 [436]
Caupolicán (1953) Tug 131.0 1961 US Navy 1985 [437]
Thomson (1944) SS-22 Submarine, Balao class 1,525.0 USS Springer (SS-414) 1961 US Navy 1972 [438]
Simpson (1944) SS-21 Submarine, Balao class 1,525.0 USS Spot (SS-413) 1962 US Navy 1982 Sold and used in the disaster film Fukkatsu no hi [439]
Riveros (1958) DDG-18 Destroyer, Almirante class 3,300 1962 Vickers-Armstrongs 1998 [440]
Araucana (1944) Landing ship 1,095.0 1962 1964 [441]
Cochrane (1944) DD-15 Destroyer, Fletcher class 2,050 USS Rooks (DD-804) 1962 US Navy 1983 [442]
Blanco Encalada DD-14 Destroyer, Fletcher class 2,050 USS Wadleigh (DD-689) 1963 Bath Iron Works, 1983 [443]
Fresia (1964) PTF-81 Torpedo Boat, Jaguar class 134.0 1964 Bazán, Cádiz[444] Monument in Punta Arenas[445] [446]
Guacolda (1964) PTF-80 Torpedo boat, Jaguar class 134.0 1964 Bazán, Cádiz [447]
Janequeo (1943) ATF-65 Tug, Abnaki class 1,589.0 USS ATF 109 Potowatomi 1964 1965 Sunk 15 August 1965, with loss of 55 men[448] [449]
AÁguila (1945) LST-91 Landing Ship Tank 3,982.0 USS LST 1092, USS ARVE-2 Aventinus 1964 US Navy 1980 [450]
Videla (1964) Hospital ship 140 1966 ASMAR 1998 [451]
Tegualda (1966) PTF-83 Torpedo boat, Jaguar class 134.0 1966 Bazán, Cádiz 2002 [452]
Quidora (1965) PTF-82 Torpedo boat, Jaguar class 134.0 1966 Bazán, Cádiz 2001 [453]
Fuentealba (1966) Patrol boat 15.0 1966 ASMAR 1998 [454]
Pontoon Badger DD657 Pontoon, Destroyer Fletcher class USS Charles J. Badger (DD-657) 1966 US Navy Cannibalized for spare parts [455]
Orella (1944) APD-27 Destroyer, Buckley class 1,400 USS Jack C. Robinson (APD-72), USS DE 671 1966 US Navy 1984 [456]
Uribe (1943) APD-29 Destroyer, Buckley class 1,740 USS Daniel T. Griffin (DE-54) 1966 US Navy 1995 [457]
Riquelme (1943) APD-28 Destroyer, Buckley class 1,400 USS Joseph E. Campbell (DE-70) 1966 US Navy 1984 [458]
Serrano (1944) APD-26 Destroyer, Buckley class 2,130 USS Odum (APD-71) 1967 US Navy 1991 [459]
Odger (1966) Patrol boat 215.0 1967 ASMAR 1997 [460]
Aquiles (1953) Transporter 2,660 Tjaldur 1967 Aalborg Shipyard 1988 [461]
Río Bueno (1968) Patrol boat 9.6 1968 Lafayette Shipyard, USA 1998 [462]
Baquedano (1971) PF-09 Frigate, Condell class (Leander) 2,790 HMS Ariadne (F72) 1970 Royal Navy 1998 [463]
Hyatt (1970) S-23 Submarine, Oberon class 2,030 1970 Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Company 2003 [464]
Papudo (1970) Anti-submarine 477.0 1971 ASMAR 1993 [465]
Castor (1968) Patrol boat 149.0 1971 ASMAR 1996 [466]
Aldea (1943) ATF-63 Tug, Abnaki class 1,589.0 USS Arikara (ATF-98) 1971 US Navy 1992 [467]
Latorre (1945) CL-04 Cruiser, Tre Kronor class 8,200 HSwMS Göta Lejon 1971 Swedish Navy 1986 [468]
Fueguina (1972) Landing ship 1972 [469]
Beagle (1941) Oil tanker, Patapsco class 1,850 USS Genesee (AOG-8) 1972 US Navy 1982 [470]
Lynch (1972) PFG-07 Frigate, Condell class (Leander) 2,500 BAE Morán Valverde (FM-02) 1972 Yarrow Shipbuilders 2007 Sold to Ecuador [471]
Condell (1970) PFG-06 Frigate, Condell class (Leander) 2,500 BAE Eloy Alfaro (FM-01) 1972 Yarrow Shipbuilders 2007 Sold to Ecuador [472] *
Toro (1943) LST-97 Landing ship 4,080 [473] 1973 US Navy 1977 [474]
Araya (1945) LST-89 Landing ship, LST-542 class 4,080 USS Nye County (LST-1067) 1974 US Navy 1981 [475]
Hemmerdinger (1945) LST-88 Landing ship, LST-542 class 1,490 USS New London County (LST-1066), MV Maquiserv 1974 US Navy 1983 [476]
Zenteno (1944) DD-16 Destroyer, Allen M. Sumner class 2,200 USS Charles S. Sperry (DD-697) 1974 US Navy 1990 [477] *
Portales (1944) DD-17 Destroyer, Allen M. Sumner class 2,200 USS Douglas H. Fox (DD-779) 1974 US Navy 1998 [478]
O'Brien (1972) S-22 Submarine, Oberon class 2,030 1976 Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Company mid-2000s Museum in Valdivia, Chile [479]
Angamos (1966) Submarine-tender 4,416.0 Puerto Montt, Presidente Pedro Aguirre Cerda, Kobenhaven 1977 [480]
Blanca Estela Yacht 1978 Finland 1995 [481]
Calle Calle Landing ship 1978 1982 [482]
Peuca Landing ship 1978 1980 [483]
Navarino (1953) Transporter 2,347.0 Twara, Ville de Haipong 1978 Built in Scotland 1981 [484]
Pillán (1979) LPC-1801 Patrol boat, Anchova type 43.0 1980 Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A. [485]
Rano-Kau (1980) LPC-1803 Patrol boat, Anchova type 43.0 1980 Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A. 1999 [486]
Kimitahi (1980) Patrol boat 48.0 1980 ASENAV 2000 [487]
Corcovado (1980) LPC-1805 Patrol boat, Anchova type 43.0 1980 Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A. 1999 [488]
Tronador (1980) LPC-1802 Patrol boat, Anchova type 43.0 1980 Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A. 1995 [489]
Antuco (1980) LPC-1807 Patrol boat, Anchova type 43.0 1980 Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A 1998 [490]
Osorno (1981) LPC-1808 Patrol boat, Anchova type 43.0 1980 Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A. 1999 [491]
Choshuenco (1980) LPC-1809 Patrol boat, Anchova type 43.0 1980 Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A. 1998 [492]
Villarrica (1980) LPC-1804 Patrol boat, Anchova type 43.0 1980 Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A. 2000 [493]
Chadmo (1981) Patrol boat 6.4 1981 Mc Laren de Río de Janeiro 1998 [494]
Llaima (1981) LPC-1806 Patrol boat, Anchova type 48.0 1981 Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A. 1998 [495]
Capitán Prat (1967) DLH-11 Destroyer, County class 6,100 full load HMS Norfolk (D21) 1982 Royal Navy 2006 [496]
Maipo (1981) Landing ship, BATRAL class 1,409.0 1982 ASMAR 1998 [497]
Guale (1982) LPC-1811 Patrol boat, Anchova type 43.0 Zeus 1982 Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A 2000 [498]
Copahue (1982) LPC-1810 Patrol boat, Anchova type 43.0 1982 Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A. 2001 [499]
Almirante Jorge Montt (1962) AO-52 Oil tanker, Tide class 27,400 RFA Tidepool (A76) 1982 Royal Navy 1997 [500]
Riáihue (1982) Patrol boat 6.4 1982 Mc Laren de Río de Janeiro 1998 [501]
Petrohue (1983) Patrol boat 14.0 1983 ASENAV 1998 [502]
Brito (1966) Oil tanker 482.0 B/T Sylvia 1983 Marco Chilena 1999 [503]
AÁguila (1957) Transporter Australgas 1984 Svendborg Skibsværft 1992 [504]
Almirante Cochrane (1967) DLH-12 Destroyer, County class 5,440 HMS Antrim (D18) 1984 Royal Navy 2006 Scrapped China. [505] *
Margarita María (1985) Yacht La Araucana 1985 [506]
Almirante Latorre (1964) DLG-14 Destroyer, County class 6,200 t displacement HMS Glamorgan (D19) 1986 Royal Navy 1998 [507]
Carmen Gloria (1987) Yacht 6.7 Recluta 1987 Built in Argentina 1995 [508]
Blanco Encalada (1964) DLH-15 Destroyer, County class 6,200 HMS Fife (D20) 1988 Royal Navy 2003 Scrapped [509]
Janequeo (1974) Tug 2,380 Maersk Transporter 1988 L.H. Salthammer Batbyggeri, Vestes, Norway 1998 [510]
Iquique (1969) Missile boat Sa'ar 3 class 250 Hamit 1989 Israeli Navy 2000 [511]
Covadonga (1969) Missile boat Sa'ar 3 class 250 Hefz 1989 Israeli Navy 2000 [512]
Ministro Zenteno (1968) PFG-08 Frigate, Condell class 2,500 HMS Achilles (F12) 1991 Royal Navy 2006 [513]
Leucotón (1972) Tug 1,750 RAM Lilen "Smit Lloyd 44" 1991 2008 [514]
Colo Colo (1972) Tug 1,750 RAM Lenga 1992 1999 [515]
Vidal Gormaz (1964) AGOR-60 Oceanographic research ship 1,200 USNS Thomas Washington (T-AGOR-10) 1992 US Navy 2010 [516]
Valdivia (1970) LST-93 Newport-class tank landing ship 8,550 USS San Bernardino (LST-1189) 1995 US Navy 2011 [515]
Yelcho (1971) Tug 272.0 Smit Kaylen 1996 1998 [517]
Papudo (1975) Missile boat, Sa'ar 4 class 450 Tarshish 1997 Israeli Navy 1998 [518]
Uribe (1972) LM-39 Tiger-class fast attack craft 265.0 S 41 Tiger[519] 1998 Bundesmarine 2014 [520] *
Riquelme (1972) LM-36 Tiger-class fast attack craft 265.0 S 49 Wolf[519] 1998 Bundesmarine 2012 []
Serrano (1972) LM-38 Tiger-class fast attack craft 265.0 S 60 Kranich[519] 1998 Bundesmarine 2015 []
Orella (1972) LM-38 Tiger-class fast attack craft 265.0 S 54 Elster[519] 1998 Bundesmarine 2015 []
Araucano (1967)[521] AO-53 Replenishment oiler 17,000 1967 Burmeister & Wain, Denmark 2010

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Corvette

A corvette is a small warship. It is traditionally the smallest class of vessel considered to be a proper warship. The warship class above the corvette is that of the frigate, while the class below was historically that of the sloop-of-war.

Cumberland (1802 EIC ship)

Cumberland (1802 EIC ship)

The ship Cumberland was launched in 1802 as a 3-decker East Indiaman. She made seven voyages between India and England from 1802 to 1815 for the British East India Company. Her most notable voyage was her second when she fought in the Battle of Pulo Aura against a French squadron. In 1818 the Chilean government arranged for her purchase. When she arrived in Chile the Chileans took her into their navy as San Martín. As part of the First Chilean Navy Squadron she participated in 1818 in the defeat of a Spanish expeditionary force. She was wrecked off the coast of Peru in 1821.

Chilean corvette Independencia (1818)

Chilean corvette Independencia (1818)

Independencia was a 26-gun corvette of the First Chilean Navy Squadron.

List of ships ordered or bought by the Chilean Navy, but never commissioned

List of ships ordered or bought by Chile but never commissioned
Shipname Type tonnage Other names Builder Fate URL
Pampero (1864) bark-rigged screw steam corvette 1,600 Built as Texas for Confederacy. Sold to Chile by builder. Clydebank Captured at Madeira by the Spanish navy and named Tornado [522]
Constitución (1903) Swiftsure-class battleship 12,175 HMS Swiftsure (1903) Armstrong Whitworth Purchased by UK as part of Pacts of May settlement ending arms race with Argentina [523]
Almirante Cochrane Almirante Latorre-class battleship 21,850 Santiago, later Constitución and finally HMS Eagle (1918) Armstrong Whitworth Work stopped during war, purchased by UK from builder in 1918 for conversion to aircraft carrier [524]
Riveros Almirante Lynch-class destroyer 1,700 HMS Tipperary (1915) J. Samuel White, UK bought by UK in 1914, sunk at battle of Jutland 1916 [525]
Capitán Arturo Prat (1880) unprotected cruiser 1,350 Japanese Tsukushi Armstrong-Whitworth Order cancelled by Chile, ship sold to Japan in 1883 [526]
Libertad (1903) Swiftsure-class battleship 12,175 HMS Triumph Vickers, Barrow-in-Furness Bought by UK after the Pacts of May [527]
Antofagasta (1913) CC-class submarine 373 HMCS CC-2 Electric Boat Company/Seattle Construction and Drydock Company bought from builder by Canada at the beginning of the WWI [528]
Iquique (1913) CC-class submarine 373 HMCS CC-1 Electric Boat Company/Seattle Construction and Drydock Company bought from builder by Canada at the beginning of WWI [529]
AÁguila (1941) Corvette 1,026 Alberto Daiber Shipyard Never completed, boilers in Europe during the WWII [530]

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Spanish corvette Tornado

Spanish corvette Tornado

Tornado was a bark-rigged screw steam corvette of the Spanish Navy, first launched at Clydebank, Scotland in 1863, as the Confederate raider CSS Texas. She is most famous for having captured the North American filibustering ship Virginius, which led to the "Virginius Affair", which afterwards led to the Spanish-American Crisis of 1873.

HMS Swiftsure (1903)

HMS Swiftsure (1903)

HMS Swiftsure, originally known as Constitución, was the lead ship of the Swiftsure-class pre-dreadnought battleships. The ship was ordered by the Chilean Navy, but she was purchased by the United Kingdom as part of ending the Argentine–Chilean naval arms race. In British service, Swiftsure was initially assigned to the Home Fleet and Channel Fleets before being transferred to the Mediterranean Fleet in 1909. She rejoined Home Fleet in 1912 and was transferred to the East Indies Station in 1913, to act as its flagship.

Pacts of May

Pacts of May

The Pacts of May are four protocols signed in Santiago de Chile by Chile and Argentina on 28 May 1902 in order to extend their relations and resolve its territorial disputes. The disputes had led both countries to increase their military budgets and run an arms race in the 1890s.

HMS Eagle (1918)

HMS Eagle (1918)

HMS Eagle was an early aircraft carrier of the Royal Navy. Ordered by Chile during the South American dreadnought race as the Almirante Latorre-class battleship Almirante Cochrane, she was laid down before World War I. In early 1918 she was purchased by Britain for conversion to an aircraft carrier; this work was finished in 1924. Her completion was delayed by labour troubles and the possibility that she might be repurchased by Chile for reconversion into a battleship, as well as the need for comparative trials to determine the optimum layout for aircraft carriers. The ship was initially assigned to the Mediterranean Fleet and then later to the China Station, spending very little time in home waters other than for periodic refits.

Almirante Latorre-class battleship

Almirante Latorre-class battleship

The Almirante Latorre class consisted of two super-dreadnought battleships designed by the British company Armstrong Whitworth for the Chilean Navy. They were intended to be Chile's entries to the South American dreadnought race, but both were purchased by the Royal Navy prior to completion for use in the First World War. Only one, Almirante Latorre (HMS Canada), was finished as a battleship; Almirante Cochrane (HMS Eagle), was converted to an aircraft carrier. Under their Chilean names, they honored Admirals (Almirantes) Juan José Latorre and Thomas Cochrane; they took their British names from what was then a dominion of Canada and a traditional ship name in the Royal Navy.

Almirante Lynch-class destroyer (1912)

Almirante Lynch-class destroyer (1912)

The Almirante Lynch class were a group of destroyers built for the Chilean Navy prior to World War I. Initially six ships were planned, two being delivered. The other four were purchased by and incorporated into the Royal Navy during World War I as the Faulknor class. Following the war, the three surviving ships were returned to the Chilean Navy and renamed the Almirante Williams class. The class of ships was named after Admiral Patricio Lynch, Chilean sailor, hero of the War of the Pacific.

Japanese cruiser Tsukushi

Japanese cruiser Tsukushi

Tsukushi (筑紫) was an early unprotected cruiser, serving in the fledgling Imperial Japanese Navy. Its name is a traditional name for Kyūshū island. Its sister ships Chaoyong and Yangwei were acquired by the Chinese Beiyang Fleet.

HMS Triumph (1903)

HMS Triumph (1903)

HMS Triumph, originally known as Libertad, was the second of the two Swiftsure-class pre-dreadnought battleships of the Royal Navy. The ship was ordered by the Chilean Navy, but she was purchased by the United Kingdom as part of ending the Argentine–Chilean naval arms race. Triumph was initially assigned to the Home Fleet and Channel Fleets before being transferred to the Mediterranean Fleet in 1909. The ship briefly rejoined the Home Fleet in 1912 before she was transferred abroad to the China Station in 1913. Triumph participated in the hunt for the German East Asia Squadron of Maximilian Graf von Spee and in the campaign against the German colony at Tsingtao, China early in World War I. The ship was transferred to the Mediterranean in early 1915 to participate in the Dardanelles Campaign against the Ottoman Empire. She was torpedoed and sunk off Gaba Tepe by the German submarine U-21 on 25 May 1915.

HMCS CC-2

HMCS CC-2

HMCS CC-2 was a CC-class submarine used by the Royal Canadian Navy. The ship was launched in 1913 in Seattle, Washington as the submarine Antofagasta for Chile. This deal fell through and the boat, along with HMCS CC-1, was offered to British Columbia's premier Sir Richard McBride, just nine days before the United Kingdom's declaration of war in 1914. On 4 August 1914, the day war was declared, the boat departed at night for handover to British Columbia authorities near Victoria, British Columbia. The Dominion Government of Canada later ratified the sale although there was a Parliamentary investigation of the cost of both boats, over twice the annual budget for the entire Royal Canadian Navy in 1913–14. CC-2 served in the Royal Canadian Navy from 1914 to 1920, when the submarine was discarded and broken up in 1925.

CC-class submarine

CC-class submarine

The CC-class submarine was the first class of submarines used by the Royal Canadian Navy. Designed as diesel-electric submarines for use as coastal defence, they were originally purchased by the province of British Columbia from a shipbuilder in Seattle, Washington, which had built the submarines for the Chilean Navy. Acquired by Canada they saw no battle while in service during the First World War and were paid off in 1920. They were the first Canadian warships to pass through the Panama Canal. Both ships were discarded in 1925.

HMCS CC-1

HMCS CC-1

HMCS CC-1 was a CC-class submarine used by the Royal Canadian Navy. Acquired by British Columbia at the outbreak of the First World War, the ship had been initially built for Chile as Iquique. However, after a dispute with the shipyard, Chile refused the submarine and the shipyard owners sold the vessel to Canada instead. Renamed CC-1 in Canadian service, the vessel was commissioned in 1914 and remained active through the war. Following the war, the submarine was laid up and was discarded in 1920.

Seattle Construction and Drydock Company

Seattle Construction and Drydock Company

The Seattle Construction and Drydock Company was a shipbuilding company based in Seattle, Washington. Between 1911 and 1918, it produced a substantial number of ships for both commercial and military uses. In the beginning of the 20th century, until its significance was diluted by the emergence of a number of shipyards during the World War I shipbuilding boom, it was the largest of its kind in Seattle and one of the few significant ship yards along the West Coast of the United States, second only to the Union Iron Works in San Francisco.

List of ships under Chilean Letter of marque

On 20 November 1817 the Chilean government, under Bernardo O'Higgins issued a Letter of marque, a decree authorizing private persons to attack and capture enemy vessels and bring them before courts for condemnation and sale.[531]

List of ships under Chilean Letter of marque
Shipname Type t Other names Year Property of Guns Prizes Reference
Santiago Bueras (1817) Brigantine 200.0 Lancaster 1817 Gregorio Cordovéz 12 Los Ángeles, Resolución [532]
El Chileno (1817) Brigantine Adeline 1817 Felipe S. de Solar 12 Saetas, Diamante, Inspectora, Balero and San Antonio [533]
La Fortuna (1817) Boat 20 Death or Glory 1817 Budge and MacKay Minerva [534]
La Fortuna (1817) Schooner 180.0 Catalina MacKay 10 San Miguel and Gran Poder [535]
Minerva (1817) Boat 1817 Budge and MacKay 12 Santa María [536]
Maipú (1818) Brigantine 1818 José M. Manterola San Antonio, Lanzafuego Providencia, Buena Esperanza [537]
Congreso (1817) Schooner 1818 J.A. Turner Empecinado, Golondrina, San Pedro Regalado [538]
Nuestra Señora del Carmen (1818) Schooner Better known as Furioso 1818 Manuel Antonio Boza 1 Nuestra Señora de Dolores,Machete [539]
Rosa de los Andes (1818) Corvette 400.0 Rose 1819 36 Tres Hermanas [540]
Coquimbo (1818) Avon later Chacabuco (1818) 1818 [541]

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Bernardo O'Higgins

Bernardo O'Higgins

Bernardo O'Higgins Riquelme was a Chilean independence leader who freed Chile from Spanish rule in the Chilean War of Independence. He was a wealthy landowner of Basque-Spanish and Irish ancestry. Although he was the second Supreme Director of Chile (1817–1823), he is considered one of Chile's founding fathers, as he was the first holder of this title to head a fully independent Chilean state.

Letter of marque

Letter of marque

A letter of marque and reprisal was a government license in the Age of Sail that authorized a private person, known as a privateer or corsair, to attack and capture vessels of a nation at war with the issuer. After capturing, the privateers could bring the case of that prize before their own admiralty court for condemnation and transfer of ownership to the privateer. A letter of marque and reprisal would include permission to cross an international border to conduct a reprisal and was authorized by an issuing jurisdiction to conduct reprisal operations outside its borders.

HMS Inspector (1782)

HMS Inspector (1782)

HMS Inspector was launched at Wivenhoe in 1782 as the only vessel built to her design. She participated in one campaign and also captured a handful of small merchant vessels before the Navy sold her in 1802. Most notably, her crew participated in the mutiny at the Nore. After her sale, she became the whaler Inspector. She made six complete voyages to the British southern whale fishery. A Chilean privateer captured her in May 1819. Eventually she was condemned as unseaworthy at Santander in 1821.

Chilean corvette Chacabuco (1818)

Chilean corvette Chacabuco (1818)

Chacabuco was a 20-gun corvette of 450 tons built in 1815 in Boston, USA. She came to Coquimbo as Avon where investors in Copiapó, Chile, purchased her to use her as privateer vessel under the name Coquimbo. But as the businessmen drew back, the Chilean government bought the ship on 20 June 1818 for $36,000. She was renamed Chacabuco and commissioned to the Navy under the command of Captain Francisco Díaz.

Source: "List of decommissioned ships of the Chilean Navy", Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, (2023, March 24th), https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_decommissioned_ships_of_the_Chilean_Navy.

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Notes
  1. ^ a b c d e Under a government regulation of May 5, 1874 that allowed a subsidy in times of peace, the CVSA's ships were turned over to the government during the War of the Pacific (1879-1882). Carlos López Urrutia, The Sea and Chilean Expansion
  2. ^ The "first" Prat was the 1880 launched Japanese gunboat Tsukushi, built for Chile but sold to Japan. She never sailed under Chilean flag.
  3. ^ a b c d e The destroyers Muñoz Gamero (1896), Orella (1896), Riquelme (1896) (ren. Lientur (1896)) and Serrano (1896) were built by Laird Brothers and belonged to the same class
  4. ^ a b c d e f g The ships Mutilla, Contreras, Thomson and Rodríguez were built by Yarrow of Poplar (later Yarrow Shipbuilders) and transported in boxes to Valparaíso. Mutilla and Contreras were assembled by Lever, Murphy & Co Shipyard in Viña del Mar in 1898, Thomsom (later Ingeniero Mery) by Arsenal Naval de Talcahuano in 1900 and Rodríguez was assembled in the yard "Las Torpederas" in 1899. Videla and Hyatt were built (and assembled) in Yarrow. See Buques de la Armada construidos en Chile by Germán Bravo Valdivieso
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