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	The '''list of ships of the Chilean Navy''' is mostly compiled from information given in the website of the . It consists of over 500 ''historical units'' including ships of the ], ], ]s, armed ], auxiliary ships, ]s and, of course, regular warships of the navy ranging from the {{convert\|25000\|LT\|t}} ] {{~~Ship~~\|Chilean battleship\|Almirante Latorre}} to small ]s and early wooden vessels.		The '''list of ships of the Chilean Navy''' is mostly compiled from information given in the website of the . It consists of over 500 ''historical units'' including ships of the ], ], ]s, armed ], auxiliary ships, ]s and, of course, regular warships of the navy ranging from the {{convert\|25000\|LT\|t}} ] {{ship\|Chilean battleship\|Almirante Latorre\|\|2\|up=y)}} to small ]s 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.		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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	\| ]		\| {{ship\|Chilean battleship\|Almirante Cochrane\|\|2}} (1918)
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	\| ''Santiago'', later ''Constitución'' and finally HMS ''Eagle'' (1918)		\| ''Santiago'', later ''Constitución'' and finally HMS ''Eagle'' (1918)

Revision as of 05:15, 27 June 2013

The list of 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 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.

Columns of the table

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

apparently the Chilean navy uses the US Hull classification symbol

type

is a English translation of the type given in Navy website

includes different measures for the size of the ships: Deplacement, BRT, BM, Long ton, etc.

Unit

Unit of the previous number

other names

of the ship 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

is the year of the first service for the navy

Builder

is the name of the shipyard for new ships, the name of the navy that sold the (old) ship or "prize" if the ship was captured

End

is the last year of service in the navy

Fate

the last information about of the ship.

url

is the URL to the navy website of the ship

List of ships operated by the Chilean Navy

List of decommissioned ships of the Chilean Navy
Shipname	HCS	Type	t	Other names	Init	Builder	End	Fate	URL
Potrillo (1812)		Brigantine		Colt	1813		1813	Old Fatherland ship
Perla (1811)		Frigate		Pearl	1813			Old Fatherland ship
AÁguila (1796)		Brigantine	220	Eagle, ren. Pueyrredón	1817	Spanish prize	1828		*
Pueyrredón (1796)		Brigantine	220.0	Ex-Águila	1817	Spanish prize	1828
Araucano (1817)		Brigantine		Carmelo	1817		1817		*
Fortunata (1817)		Schooner	50.0		1817	Built in Constitución, Chile	1823
María (1817)		Frigate	280.0		1817		1817
Rambler (1817)		Brigantine			1817		1817
Elena (1818)		Sailship			1818	Spanish prize
Lautaro (1800)		East Indiaman	850.0	Windham	1818		1828		*
Magdalena (1818)		Brigantine	300.0		1818	Spanish prize	1818
Araucano (1817)		Brigantine	270.0	Columbus	1818		1821	Lost after mutiny in Loreto, scrapped in Tubuai
Galvarino (1809)		Template:Sclass-	398.0	HMS Hecate (1809), Lucy	1818	Royal Navy	1828
Chacabuco (1815)		Corvette	450.0	Coquimbo	1818		1826	Sold to Argentina
San Martín (1802)		East Indiaman	1,300.0	Cumberland	1818		1821
Dolores (1818)		Frigate			1818	Spanish prize
Elena (1818)		Frigate			1818	Spanish prize
Lucero (1819)		Brigantine	74.0		1819	Spanish prize	1819
Bárbara (1819)		Schooner			1819		1819
Victoria (1819)		Schooner	46.0		1819	Spanish prize	1819	Used as fire ship by Cochrane
Begoña (1819)		Frigate	400.0		1819	Built in Ría de Guayaquil	1819	Spanish prize 1819
Intrépido (1818)		Brigantine	300.0	Maipú	1819		1820
Jerezana (1819)		Brigantine			1819	Spanish prize
Moctezuma (1819)		Sloop	200.0		1819	Spanish prize	1828
Veloz (1819)		Brigantine	164.0		1819	Spanish prize
AÁguila (1819)		Brigantine	800.0		1819	Spanish prize	1822
Independencia (1818)		Corvette	380.0	Curiosity	1819		1826	Sold to Argentina
Teresana (1819)		Schooner			1819	Spanish prize	1819	Used as fire ship by Cochrane
O'Higgins (1816)		Frigate	1,220.0	Patrikii, Reina María Isabel, ren. María Isabel	1819	Spanish prize	1826
María Isabel (1819)		Frigate	1,220.0	Ex-O'Higgins	1819	Spanish prize	1826
Esmeralda (1791)		Frigate	950.0	Ren. Valdivia (1791)	1820	Spanish prize	1825
Valdivia (1791)		Frigate	950.0	Ex-Esmeralda (1791)	1820	Spanish prize	1825
Hércules (1820)		Brigantine			1820
Inglés (1820)		Brigantine			1820
Golondrina (1820)		Schooner			1820
Hércules (1820)		Frigate			1820
Mackenna		Frigate			1820	Spanish prize	1820
Expresa (1820)		Frigate			1820
Peruana (1820)		Frigate	350.0		1820		1823
Regina (1820)		Brigantine			1820	Spanish prize
Nancy (1820)		Frigate			1820		1820
Consecuencia (1820)		Frigate			1820
Gaditana (1820)		Frigate			1820
Libertad (1820)		Frigate			1820
Argentina (1820)		Frigate			1820
Carmen (1823)		Frigate			1821	Spanish prize	1823
Trujillana (1821)		Frigate			1821		1823
Claro (1821)		Brigantine			1821	Spanish prize
Dos Amigos (1821)		Brigantine			1821
Resolución (1821)		Frigate			1821	Built in ría de Guayaquil
Aranzazú (1821)		Schooner	120.0		1821	Spanish prize	1822	Mutiny and beached 1822 in Río Guayas, Ecuador
Monteagudo (1751)		Frigate	980.0	Las Caldas, Ex-Milagro	1821	Spanish prize	1821
Milagro (1751)		Frigate	980.0	Ren. Monteagudo (1751)	1821	Spanish prize	1821
Jesús María (1821)		Schooner			1821	Spanish prize	1821
San Agustín (1821)		Brigantine			1821	Spanish prize
Monarca (1821)		Brigantine			1821	Spanish prize	1821
Ave María (1821)		Schooner			1821	Spanish prize	1821
Congreso (1821)		Schooner			1821	Spanish prize
San Fernando (1821)					1821	Spanish Prize
Mercedes (1821)		Schooner	110.0		1821	Spanish prize	1821
Rising Star (1818)		Steamer	350.0		1822	Built in England		Sunk 1830 in Irish Sea
Neptuno (1822)		Brigantine			1822		1822
Pacífico (1823)		Brigantine			1823		1823
Ceres (1823)		Frigate			1823
Voltaire (1823)		Corvette	350.0		1823	Sangrones Letaillada y Cía	1824
Santa Rosa (1823)		Fregate			1823		1823
Sesostris (1823)		Frigate			1823		1823
Oxly (1823)		Schooner		Oxley or Fermín Oxley or Hóscley	1823	Built in Chiloé
Ester (1823)		Frigate			1823
Aquiles (1824)		Brigantine	405.0		1824		1839
Infatigable (1824)		Brigantine			1824
Tucapel (1824)		Brigantine			1824		1824
Valparaíso (1824)		Brigantine			1824
Constituyente (1829)		Brigantine			1829
Olifante (1829)		Brigantine			1829		1830
Juana Pastora (1824)		Sloop			1829		1830
Diligente (1830)		Schooner			1830
Dos Hermanas (1830)		Brigantine			1830		1830
Railif (1830)		Brigantine			1830		1830
Colo Colo (1830)		Brigantine	140.0	Flora	1830		1841
Aycinema (1830)		Brigantine			1830		1830
Orbegoso (1835)		Brigantine	200.0	Ren. Condor	1835		1840
Cóndor (1835)		Brigantine	200.0	Ex-Orbegoso	1835		1840
Salvador (1835)		Brigantine	183.0		1835		1838
Isabella (1835)		Boat	269.0		1835
Libertad (1828)		Corvette	632.0	General Salom	1836	Built in USA	1840
Valparaíso (1831)		Corvette	650.0	Adrianne, Lewis	1836		1840
Peruviana (1828)		Schooner			1836	Peruvian prize	1838	Re-captured 1838
Carmen (1836)		Ship			1836		1837
Arequipeño (1828)		Brigantine	400.0	Rápido	1836		1839
Eleodoro (1837)		Brigantine			1837
Zaldívar (1837)		Boat			1837		1834
Paguina (1837)		Boat			1837		1839
Huemul (1837)		Brigantine	170.0		1837
Colcura (1837)		Boat			1837		1883
Hércules (1837)		Brigantine			1837
Esperanza (1837)		Boat	191.0		1837		1838
Teodoro (1837)		Brigantine			1837
Dos Hermanos (1818)		Brigantine	172.0	Resignación	1837	Built in England	1839
Pacífico (1835)		Boat	217.0		1837		1838
Joven Victoria (1837)		Brigantine			1837
Margarita (1837)		Frigate	258.0		1837		1837
San Antonio (1835)		Brigantine	157.0		1837		1837
Napoleón (1836)		Brigantine	135.0		1837		1838
Neptuno (1838)		Brigantine			1838		1838
Cecilia (1838)		Brigantine			1838
Ovalle (1835)		Brigantine	138.0		1838		1838
Teresa (1835)		Schooner	148.0	Urna	1838	Built in Boston, USA
Joven Daniel (1831)		Brigantine	180.0	Soverence	1838	Built in Linn
Janequeo (1836)		Brigantine	450.0	Isaac Macen	1838		1858
Confederación (1836)		Corvette	600.0	Casimiro Perier, Francisca	1838	Peru-Bolivian prize	1840
Señorense (1838)		Brigantine			1838
Azardoso (1838)		Brigantine			1838
Orión (1835)		Brigantine			1838		1838
Bathaienay (1838)		Brigantine			1838
Gipsy (1838)		Brigantine			1838		1838
Socabaya (1836)		Corvette	725.0	Francisca	1838		1840
Hope (1838)		Brigantine			1838
Santa Cruz (1836)		Barque	650.0	Isabel	1839	Confederation prize	1840
Chile (1840)		Frigate	1,109.0		1840	M. Courrant, Bordeaux	1851
Ancud (1843)		Schooner	27.0		1843	in Ancud	1849
Quech Magallanes (1844)		Schooner	200.0		1844		1848
Maule (1847)		Paddle steamer	60.0		1847	Built in Valparaíso	1855
Elvira Alvarez (1847)		Boat	943.0	Ren. Simpson in 1887	1847		1889
Simpson (1847)		Boat	943.0	Ex-Elvira Alvarez (1847)	1847		1889
Dos Hermanos Gameros (1848)		Sloop			1848
Confederación (1827)		Boat	331.0		1848
Edmond (1850)		Boat			1850		1890
Meteoro (1848)		Brigantine	290.0		1850	Built in New Orleans for Mexico	1861
Argomedo (1850)		Sailship			1850		1890
Excelsior (1850)		Sailship			1850		1890
Dordrech (1850)		Sailship	835.0		1850		1890
Infatigable (1850)		Boat			1851		1855
Cazador (1848)		Steamer	250.0		1851		1856	Sunk off Punta Carranza, largest death toll (460) in Chilean history
Constitución (1851)		Corvette	644.0		1851	Duprat Shipyard	1857
Ancud (1853)		Brigantine	493.0		1853	Duprat Shipyard	1859
Esmeralda (1855)		Corvette	854.0		1855	William Pitcher, Northfleet	1879	Sunk War of the Pacific
Maule (1856)		Steamer	80.0		1856		1871
María Isabel (1857)		Steamer	800.0		1857		1857
Maipú (1855)		Steamer	450.0		1858	Built in England	1867
Pizarro (1858)		Brigantine			1858		1859
Guayacón (1859)		Steamer			1859		1865
Independencia (1857)		Schooner	800.0		1859		1876
Antonio Varas (1856)		Steamer	484.0		1859		1867
Paquete del Maule (1861)		Small merchant sidewheel steamer	407.0		1861	Lawrence & Foulks	1866
NÑuble (1861)		Steamer	507.0	Poncas, Scioto	1864		1868
Arturo		Steamer	39.0		1865		1867
Covadonga (1859)		Schooner	630.0		1865	Spanish prize	1880
Lautaro (1852)		Steamer	480.0	Lambayeque, General Lerzundi	1865		1866
Abtao (1866)		Corvette	1,600.0	Texas, Cyclone	1866	Dennis Brothers	1922
Concepción (1861)		Steamer	642.0	Giraffe, General R.E.Lee, Fort Donnelson, Isabella	1866	River Clyde in Scotland	1868
Thalaba (1865)		Frigate	940.0		1866		1910
Valdivia (1865)		Steamer	900.0	Henriette	1866
Arauco (1869)		Steamer	1,400.0	Neshannoc	1866		1871
Chacabuco (1866)		Corvette	1,101.0		1868	Ravenhill, London	1890
O'Higgins (1866)		Corvette	1,101.0		1868		1895
Ancud (1859)		Screw steam gunboat	606.0	USS Cherokee (1864), Thistle	1868	US Navy	1878
Fósforo (1852)		Steamer	80.0		1868	Laird Brothers	1870
Independencia (1870)		Tug	50.0		1870
Toltén (1872)		Steamer	317.0		1873	F. y G. Rennie, France	1894
Rímac (1872)		Steamer	1,800.0		1874	R. & J. Evans & Co	1902	Property of the CSAV.
Almirante Cochrane		Ironclad	3,540.0		1874	Earle's Shipbuilding	1933
Magallanes (1873)		Corvette	950.0		1874	Ravenhill or France	1906
Vapor Veloz (1875)		Boat	37.0		1875		1877
Blanco Encalada (1875)]]		Ironclad	3,540.0	Ex-Valparaíso (1875)	1875	Earle's Shipbuilding	1891	Sunk during 1891 Chilean Civil War
Valparaíso (1875)		Ironclad	3,540.0	Ren. Blanco Encalada (1875)	1875	Earle's Shipbuilding	1891
Rimaquito (1875)		Steamer	30.0		1875		1885
Loa (1873)		Steamer	1,657.0		1879	John Reid & Co., Glasgow	1880
Chilean frigate Lota (1866)		Frigate	1,367.0		1879		1883
Huanay (1864)		Steamer	336.0		1879	Palmer Bros and Co.	1880
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
Cousiño (1870)		Steamer	649.0		1879	Gourlay Brothers	1883
Pilcomayo (1864)		Corvette	600.0		1879	Peruvian prize	1909
Laurita (1850)		Barge			1879		1883
Kate Kellok (1864)		Boat	1,175.0		1879	Built in Sunderland	1886	Wreck Report 1878
Juana (1850)		Sailship	550.0		1879
Janequeo (1879)		Torpedo boat	30		1879	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1880
Itata (1873)		Steamer	1,776.0		1879	R&J. Evans & Co., Liverpool	1891	Property of CSAV
Guacolda (1879)		Torpedo boat		Alay	1879	Peruvian prize	1881
Vedette (1879)		Torpedo boat	10.0		1879	Yarrow Shipbuilders
Herminia (1850)		Boat	153.0		1879		1884
Inspector (1860)		Frigate	1,415.0		1879	Built in Belfast	1884	Property of CSAV
Avestruz (1840)		Ship	798.0	Victoria	1879		1884
Paquete del Maule (1866)		Small merchant sidewheel steamer	313.0		1879	Built in Preston, U. K.	1880	Property of CSAV
Julia (1850)		Steamer	1,000.0		1879
Amazonas (1874)		Transporter/Cruiser	2,019.0		1879	John Reid & Co., Glasgow	1902
Toro (1874)		Steamer	150.0		1879		1910
Huáscar (1865)		Ironclad	1,199.0		1879	Peruvian prize		Museum ship
Limarí (1869)		Steamer	967.0	Maipú	1879	Bowdler, Chaffer & Co., Liverpool	1880	Property of CSAV
Teno (1879)		Steamer			1879		1879
Isidora de Cousiño (1873)		Steamer	635.0	Santa Rosa	1879	Backhouse and Dixon, Middleborough
Santa Lucía (1879)		Steamer	350.0		1879		1880
Copiapó (1870)		Steamer			1879		1891
Angamos (1876)		Transporter/Cruiser	1,180.0	Belle City of Cork	1879	James E. Scott, Greenock	1890
Murzi Guiseppe (1879)		Sailship			1879		1880
Lamar (1870)		Transporter	1,400.0	Lota	1879	Gourlay Brothers	1880
Matías Cousiño (1859)		Steamer		Valparaíso, Orompello, Quintero	1879	Hamtlepool, England	1884	Sunk after collision with América
Carlos Roberto (1872)		Steamer	464.0	Don Mariano	1879	Blackhouse, Dixon	1883	Property of Compañía Explotadora de Lota y Coronel
Orcero (1850)		Sailship	400.0		1880		1880
Chile (1863)		Steamer	1,672.0		1880	Randolph and Elder, Glasgow	1885	Coaling station
Colo Colo (1880)		Torpedo boat	5.0		1880	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1895	Transported to the Titicaca Lake during the War of the Pacific
Tucapel (1880)		Torpedo boat	5.0		1880	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1891
Valparaíso (1870)		Boat	14.0		1880		1880
Isluga (1850)		Steamer			1880	Peruvian prize	1883
Fresia (1880)		Torpedo boat	25.0		1880	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1884	Sunk off Callao by the Peruvian Navy in 1880, refloated 1880 and scrapped 1884
Wilhelm (1880)		Sailship			1880		1880
Norfolk (1856)		Sailship			1880		1880
Payta (1864)		Steamer	1,344.0		1880	Randolph and Elder, Glasgow	1881
Princesa Luisa (1870)		Transporter	120.0	Since 1880 ren. Lautaro, ren. Micalvi	1880		1910
Lautaro (1870)		Transporter	120.0	Ex-Princesa Luisa (1870)	1880		1910
Micalvi (1870)		Transporter	120.0	Ex-Lautaro (1870)	1880		1910
Otto (1863)		Sailship	500.0		1880		1880
Umberto I (1875)		Frigate	1,098.0	Rota, Julia	1880		1880
21 de Mayo (1880)		Steamer	400.0		1880
Gaviota (1875)		Steamer	30.0		1880		1895
Janequeo (1881)		Torpedo boat	35.0		1881	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1891
Lauca (1881)		Torpedo boat	35.0		1881	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1891
Rucumilla (1881)		Torpedo boat	25.0		1881	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1902
Miraflores (1881)		Boat	1,800.0		1881	Peruvian prize	1903
Pisagua (1868)		Steamer	1,600.0	Kielder Castle	1881	Schlesinger Davis and Co., Newcastle	1882
Quidora (1881)		Torpedo boat	25.0		1881	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1902
Pachitea (1881)		Boat	200.0		1881	Peruvian prize	1881
Tegualda (1881)		Torpedo boat	35.0		1881	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1891
Guale (1881)		Torpedo boat	35.0		1881	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1899
Glaura (1881)		Torpedo boat	35.0		1881	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1885
Fresia (1882)		Torpedo boat	25.0		1882	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1884
Guacolda (1882)		Torpedo boat	35.0		1882	Yarrow Shipbuilders
Valparaíso (1870)		Cutter	50.0		1882		1892
Chipana (1882)		Barge			1882	Assembled in Constitución, Chile	1903
Calama (1882)		Barge			1882	Assembled in Constitución, Chile	1922
Constitución (1882)		Dredger	740.0		1885	Built in Germany	1922
Aldea (1885)		Torpedo boat	85.0		1885	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1920
Huemul (1889)		Tug	145.0		1889	Forges et Chantiers	1921	Sunk 1899, refloated
Domingo Santa María (1889)		Frigate			1889
Esmeralda (1883)		Cruiser, protected	2,977.0	Izumi	1889	Armstrong Whitworth	1893	Sold to Japan
Condell (1891)		Torpedo gunboat Sharpshooter class	702.0	Ren. Talcahuano	1890	Laird Brothers or Electric Boat	1919
Talcahuano		Torpedo gunboat Sharpshooter class	702.0	Ex-Condell (1881)	1890	Laird Brothers	1919
Lynch (1891)		Torpedo gunboat Sharpshooter class	702.0	Ren. Tomas	1890	Laird Brothers	1919
Tomás (1891)		Torpedo gunboat Sharpshooter class	702.0	Ex-Lynch (1891)	1890	Laird Brothers	1919
Aquiles (1890)		Tug			1890		1929
Maule (1885)		Steamer	204.0		1891	John Reid & Co., Glasgow	1891	Property of CSAV
Cachapoal (1881)		Steamer	2,308.0		1891	Laird Brothers	1891	Property of CSAV
Longaví (1884)		Steamer	442.0		1891	David Napier (marine engineer)	1891	Property of CSAV
Trumao (1889)		Steamer	249.0		1891	de:Janssen & Schmilinsky	1891
Imperial (1888)		Steamer	2,704.0		1891	Laird Brothers	1891	Property of CSAV
Minero (1850)		Tug			1891		1891
Angamos (1890)		Transporter	3,597.0	Citta de Venezia, Spartan	1891	Swan Hunter	1928	Sunk 1928 off Lebu, Chile, death toll 262
Loa (1850)		Barge		Dalwinston	1891		1891	Property of CSAV
Maipo (1882)		Steamer	2,621.0		1891	John Reid Co., Glasgow	1891	Property of CSAV
Dithmarschen (1872)		Steamer	776.0	Anita	1891	R.and H.Geen, Londres	1891
Cóndor (1889)		Tug	145.0		1891	Forges et Chantiers	1937
Cachapoalito (1850)		Tug			1891
Pudeto (1884)		Steamer	273.0		1891	J. Knox Co., Sunderland	1891	Property of CSAV
Laja (1880)		Steamer	2,147.0		1891	John Reid Co	1891	Property of CSAV
Luis Cousiño (1872)		Steamer	1,890.0		1891	Laird Brothers	1891
Mapocho (1883)		Steamer	2,053.0		1891	Laird Brothers	1891	Property of CSAV
Bío Bío (1888)		Steamer	407.0		1891	R. Napier and Sons, Glasgow	1891
Pinto (1890)		Cruiser, protected	2,047.0		1891	Forges et Chantiers	1905
Errázuriz (1891)		Cruiser, protected	2,047.0		1891	Forges et Chantiers	1930
Bismarck (1850)		Steamer			1891		1891
Prat (1890)		Battleship pre-dreadnought	6,901.0		1891	Forges et Chantiers	1942
Aconcagua (1889)		Steamer	2,769.0		1891	John Reid and Co., Glasgow	1891
Casma (1889)		Transporter	2,627.0	Aquila, Marañón	1892	Wigham Richardson	1917
Blanco Encalada (1893)		Cruiser, protected	4,568.0		1893	Armstrong Whitworth	1946
María Teresa (1850)		Schooner			1894		1894
Caupolicán (1895)		Tug			1895
Yañez (1882)		Cutter	126.0	Goole Nº 7	1895	J.T. Eltringham, South Shields	1936
Simpson (1895)		Torpedo gunboat	800.0	Ecuador's Libertador Simón Bolivar	1895	Laird Brothers	1907	Sold to Ecuador
Serrano (1896)		Destroyer	311.0		1896	Laird Brothers	1924
Riquelme (1896)		Destroyer	311.0	Ren. Lientur (1896)	1896	Laird Brothers	1930
Lientur (1896)		Destroyer	311.0	Ex-Riquelme (1896)	1896	Laird Brothers	1930
Orella (1896)		Destroyer	311.0		1896	Laird Brothers
Muñoz Gamero (1896)		Destroyer	311.0		1896	Laird Brothers	1924
Esmeralda (1895)		Cruiser, protected	7,000.0		1896	Armstrong Whitworth	1933
Zenteno (1896)		Cruiser, protected	3,450.0		1896	Armstrong Whitworth	1930
Mutilla (1896)		Destroyer, Viper cl.	140.0		1896	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1922		,
Hyatt (1896)		Destroyer, Viper cl.	140.0		1896	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1922
O'Higgins (1897)		Cruiser, armoured	7,796.0		1897	Armstrong Whitworth	1943
Gálvez (1897)		Cutter	475.0		1897	Flemming and Ferguson Eng., Paisley, Scotland	1966
Rodriguez (1896)		Destroyer, Viper cl.	140.0		1898	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1922
Contreras (1896)		Destroyer, Viper cl.	140.0		1898	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1922
Videla (1896)		Destroyer, Viper cl	140.0		1898	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1922
Thomson (1896)		Destroyer, Viper cl.	140.0	Ren. Ingeniero Mery	1898	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1922
Ingeniero Mery (1896)		Destroyer, Viper cl.	140.0	Ex-Thomson (1896)	1898	Yarrow Shipbuilders	1922
County of Peebles (1875)		Windjammer	1,691.0	Ren. Muñoz Gamero (1875)	1898	Barclay Curle	1960
Muñoz Gamero (1875)		Windjammer	1,691.0	Ex-County of Peebles	1898	Barclay Curle	1960
Marinao (1890)		Tug			1898		1925
Freire (1898)		Tug	94.0		1898		1854
Baquedano (1898)		Pontoon			1898
Pisagua (1884)		Tug	510.0	Juanita	1898	H. Mac Intyre & Co., Paisley	1926
British Commodore (1850)		Frigate	1,389.0	Knigth Bachelor, ren. Yungay	1898	Palmer & Sons		Purchased as Coaling station
Yungay (1850)		Frigate	1,389.0	Ex-British Commodore (1850)	1898	Palmer & Sons
Galvarino (1885)		Tug	330.0	Quebracho	1899	John Fullerton and Co., Paisley, Glasgow	1928
Andalucía (1899)		Frigate			1899
Baquedano (1898)		Corvette	2,500.0		1899	Armstrong & Co, Elswick	1935
Orión (1900)		Tug			1900
Meteoro (1901)		Tug	800.0		1901	Lever, Murphy & Co Shipyard	1918
Rancagua (1898)		Transporter	6,210.0	Idaho	1901	Swan Hunter	1931
Chacabuco (1898)		Cruiser, protected	4,160.0	4 du Julliet	1902	Armstrong Whitworth	1947
O'Brien (1902)		Destroyer	350.0		1902	Laird Brothers	1924
Merino Jarpa (1902)		Destroyer	350.0		1902	Laird Brothers	1924
Thomson (1898)		Destroyer	350.0		1902	Armstrong, Elswick	1924
Brito (1904)		Tug			1904		1931
Lautaro (1860)		Frigate	1,974.0	Ex-Majestic	1904	Built in Hull, England	1956	Bought as colaing station then refitted
Majestic (1860)		Frigate	1,974.0	Ren. Lautaro (1860)	1904	Built in Hull, England	1956
Pisagua (1904)		Cutter	800.0		1905	Behrends Shipyard, Valdivia	1917
Sarita (1903)					1905	Built in Constitución	1905
Valdivia (1903)		Cutter	800.0		1905	Behrens Shipyard, Valdivia	1909
Baker (1907)		Tug			1907
Yelcho (1906)		Cutter (boat)	430.0		1908		1945
AÁguila (1909)		Cutter	571.0		1909	Grangemouth and Greenock Dockyard Co., Greenock	1937
Porvenir (1906)		Cutter	350.0		1909	Built in Cristiania, Norway	1930
Ortiz (1909)		Tug	295.0		1909	Bow, Mac Lachlan & Co.Ltd	1945
Sibbald (1909)		Tug	60.0		1909		1914
Ancud (1910)		Tug	120.0		1910		1930
Campbell (1910)		Tug			1910		1927
Sirena (1910)		Tug			1910		1923
Lautaro (1910)		Tug			1910
Artillero (1908)		artillero	140.0		1911		1953
Lynch (1912)		Destroyer, Lynch class	1,430.0		1914	J. Samuel White	1945
Condell (1912)		Destroyer, Lynch class	1,430.0		1914	J. Samuel White	1944
Maipo (1901)		Transporter	4,687.0	Manitoba	1916	J. L. Thompson & Sons Ltd., Sunderland	1926
Guale (1917)	H-4	Submarine, British H class	363.0	HMS H18	1917	Royal Navy	1945
Tegualda (1917)	H-2	Submarine, British H class	363.0	HMS H16	1917	Royal Navy	1945
Rucumilla (1917)	H-3	Submarine, British H class	363.0	HMS H17	1917	Royal Navy	1945
Quidora (1917)	H-5	Submarine, British H class	363.0	HMS H19	1917	Royal Navy	1945
Guacolda (1917)	H-1	Submarine, British H class	363.0	HMS H13	1917	Royal Navy	1949
Fresia (1917)	H-6	Submarine, British H class	363.0	HMS H20	1917	Royal Navy	1945
Colo Colo (1917)		Minelayer, Golub class	540.0	Toqui	1920	Helsinki	1930
Elicura (1917)		Minelayer, Golub class	540.0		1920	Helsinki	1950
Orompello (1917)		Minelayer, Golub class	540.0		1920	Helsinki	1958
Leucotón (1917)		Minelayer, Golub class	540.0		1920	Helsinki	1950
Latorre (1913)		Battleship, Latorre class	25,000.0	HMS Canada	1920	Royal Navy	1959
Sibbald (1916)		Cutter (ship)	1,100.0	HMS Piloto Stoic	1920	Bow, McLachlan and Company	1963	Embargoed by UK during WW1
Williams (1914)		Destroyer, Lynch class	1,700.0	HMS Botha	1920	Royal Navy	1933
Goñi (1914)		Destroyer, Lynch class	1,700.0	HMS Broke, ren. Uribe	1920	Royal Navy	1933	Purshased by England 1914
Uribe (1914)		Destroyer, Lynch class	1,700.0	Ex-Goñi (1914)	1920	Royal Navy	1933
Riveros (1914)		Destroyer, Lynch class	1,700.0	HMS Faulknor (1914), Ex-Simpson (1914)	1920	Royal Navy	1933
Simpson (1914)		Destroyer, Lynch class	1,700.0	Ren. Riveros (1914)	1920	Royal Navy	1933
Monreal (1925)		Tug	45.0	Petrel	1925	Built in France	1983
Cortez (1926)		Tug	35.0	Taltal	1926	Built in Valdivia	1956
Caupolicán (1927)		Tug	28.0		1927	Built in Talcahuano	1957
Valdivia (1927)		Dredger	1,410.0		1927	Conrad Weft, Netherlands	1957
Abtao (1889)		Transporter	8,600.0	Pontia, Ernest Hemseth	1928		1929
Videla (1928)		Destroyer, Serrano class	1,090.0		1928	John I. Thornycroft	1960
Fortuna (1898)		Tug	94.0		1928		1964	Refitted from a old shipwreck
Orella (1928)		Destroyer, Serrano class	1,090.0		1928	John I. Thornycroft	1967
Simpson (1928)		Submarine, O'Brien class	1,540.0		1928	Vickers	1957
O'Brien (1928)		Submarine, O'Brien class	1,540.0		1928	Vickers	1957
Hyatt (1928)		Destroyer, Serrano class	1,090.0		1928	John I. Thornycroft	1963
Micalvi (1925)		Transporter	850.0	Bragui, Boston Lines	1928	Oderwerke, Stettin	1961	Museum ship in Puerto Williams since 1961
Riquelme (1928)		Destroyer, Serrano class	1,090.0		1928	John I. Thornycroft	1963
Valdivia (1927)		Transporter	3,100.0	Scherbek	1928	Henry Koch	1931
Reyes (1925)		Tug	45.0		1928	Built in Valdivia	1960
Serrano (1928)		Destroyer	1450.0		1929	John I. Thornycroft & Company	1962
Aldea (1925)		Tug	68.0	Ren. Ugarte (1925)	1929		1969
Ugarte (1925)		Tug	68.0	Ex-Aldea (1925)	1929		1969
Thomson (1928)		Submarine, O'Brien class	1,540.0		1929	Vickers	1958
Janequeo (1929)	ATA-70	Tug	760.0		1929	Bow, McLachlan and Company	1957
Sobenes (1929)	ATA-72	Cutter	760.0		1929	Bow, McLachlan and Company	1966
Aldea (1928)		Destroyer, Serrano class	1,090.0		1929	John I. Thornycroft	1957
Intrépido (1930)		Tug	33.0		1930	Built in Hull, England	1962
Maipo (1830)		Oil tanker	7,564.0		1930	Vickers Armstrong	1964
Araucano (1929)		Submarine-tender	9,000.0		1930	Vickers Armstrong	1959
Rancagua (1929)		Oil tanker			1930	Vickers Armstrong Ltd.	1964
Moctezuma (1930)		Tug	33.0		1931	Built in Hull, Newcastle	1966
Colo Colo (1931)	ATA-73	Tug	760.0		1931	Bow, McLachlan and Company	1987	Museum ship in Punta Arenas
Cabrales (1929)	ATA-71	Tug	760.0		1931	Bow, McLachlan and Company	1965
Galvarino (1929)	ATA-74	Tug	760.0		1931	Bow, McLachlan and Company	1966
Huemul (1935)		Tug	350.0	Vilumilla	1935	Alberto Daiber Shipyard	1968
Pelentaro (1935)		Tug	320.0	Ren. Brito (1935)	1935	Alberto Daiber Shipyard	1952
Brito (1935)		Tug	320.0	Ex-Pelentaro (1935)	1935	Alberto Daiber Shipyard	1952	Sunk on 22 October 1952 off Quintero
Abtao (1912)		Transporter	1,181.0	Sosua (aka La Palmatoria)	1937	Surlanandets Skibsbyggerei, Fevig, Norway	1950
Vidal Gormaz (1913)		Yacht	670.0	Jason, Cynara	1940	Day, Summers and Company	1953
Yagán (1940)		Cutter	21.0		1940		1959
Lautaro (1917)		four-masted barque		Priwall	1941		1945	Caught fire and sunk 1945
Magallanes (1911)		Transporter	6,650.0	Winfried, Siam City and Gundulic	1943		1957	Freed and refitted
Pilcomayo (1931)		Dredger	3,500.0		1945		1960
Angamos (1941)		Transporter	3,800.0		1946	Aalborg Shipyard	1967
Iquique (1943)		Frigate, River class	2,216.0	HMCS Joliette	1946	Royal Canadian Navy	1965
Esmeralda (1944)		Frigate, River class	1,445.0	HMCS Glace Bay (K414), Lauzon ren. Baquedano (1944)	1946	Royal Canadian Navy	1960
Baquedano (1944)		Frigate, River class	1,445.0	Ex-Esmeralda (1944)	1946	Royal Canadian Navy	1960
Covadonga (1944)		Frigate	2,216.0	HMCS Sea Cliff (K344), Megantio	1946	Royal Canadian Navy	1967
Pinto (1945)		Transporter, Artemis class	6,744.0	USS Zenobia AKA-52	1946	US Navy	1968
Papudo (1944)		Corvette, Flower cl.	1,340.0	HMCS Thorlock	1946	Royal Canadian Navy	1965
Casma (1944)		Corvette, Flower cl.	1,340.0	HMCS Stellarton	1946	Royal Canadian Navy	1967	See List
Chipana (1944)		Corvette, Flower cl.	1,340.0	HMCS Strathroy	1946	Royal Canadian Navy	1966
Errázuriz (1945)		Transporter, Artemis class	4,100.0	USS Xenia (AKA-51)	1946	US Navy	1962
Bustos (1943)		Landing ship	385.0	USS LCIL 878, Lancha Polvorera	1947		1967
Isaza (1944)		Landing ship	1,095.0	USS LSM 295	1947	US Navy	1964
Goycolea (1944)		Landing ship	1,095.0	USS LSM 400	1947	US Navy	1966
Morel (1944)		Landing ship	1,095.0	USS LSM 417	1947	US Navy	1958
Contreras (1944)		Landing ship	1,095.0	USS LSM 113	1947	US Navy	1970
Díaz (1943)		Landing ship	385.0	USS LCIL 877	1947	US Navy	1958
Bolados (1943)		Landing ship		USS LCIL 1073	1947		1958
Eduardo Llanos (1943)		Landing ship	385.0	USS LCIL 1025	1947	US Navy	1965
Canave (1943)		Landing ship	385.0	USS LCIL 1027	1947		1958
Tellez (1944)		Landing ship	385.0	USS LCIL 1072	1947	US Navy	1958
Lautaro (1942)	PP-62	Tug, Maricopa-class	807.0	USS ATA 122	1948	US Navy	1991
Lientur (1944)	PP-60	Tug, Maricopa-class	830.0	USS ATA 177	1948	US Navy	1991
Leucotón (1944)	PP-61	Tug, Maricopa-class	830.0	USS ATA 200	1948	US Navy	1965
Prat (1937)	CL-03	Cruiser, Brooklyn class	13,000.0	USS Nashville (CL-43). Ren. Chacabuco	1951	US Navy	1985
Chacabuco (1937)		Cruiser, Brooklyn class	13,000.0	USS Nashville (CL-43), Ex-Prat (1937)	1951	US Navy	1985
O'Higgins (1936)	CL-02	Cruiser, Brooklyn class	9,700.0	USS Brooklyn (CL-40)	1951	US Navy	1992
Betelgeuse (1953)		Boat	7.4		1953		1998
Beagle (1954)		Cutter	40.0	Juanito	1954		1965
Brito (1932)		Tug	38.7	Fueguino	1956		1965
Montt (1956)		Oil tanker	17,500.0		1956	Ateliers et Chantiers de la Seine Maritime	1978
Ortiz (1957)		Patrol boat	31.0		1958	Las Habas Shipyard	1969
Díaz, Antonio (1959)		Tug .			1959
Guayacán (1959)		Tug	20.0	Sea Mule	1959		1964
Piloto Pardo (1958)		Transporter	2,930.0		1959	Haarlemsche Scheepsbouw Maatschappij, Haarlem, Netherlands	1997
Bolados (1943)		Landing ship	180.0	USS LCU 1396	1960		1970
Williams (1958)	DDG-19	Destroyer, Almirante class	3,300.0		1960	Vickers-Armstrongs	1998
Tellez (1943)		Landing ship	180.0	USS LCU 1273	1960	US Navy	1986
Pisagua (1943)		Landing ship	28.0		1960	US Navy	1971
Yelcho (1943)	AGS-64	Tug, Navajo class	1,640.0	USS Tekesta (AT-93)	1960	US Navy	1996
Díaz (1943)		Landing ship	180.0	USS LCU 1458	1960	US Navy	1977
Junín (1943)		Landing ship	28.0	USS LCM C-124646	1960	US Navy	1965
Morel (1945)		Landing ship	1,095.0	USS LSM 444 Aloto	1960	US Navy	1982
Valdivia (1943)		Landing ship		USS LCM C-124958	1960	US Navy
Yagán (1953)		Tug	131.0		1961		1965
Isleña (1938)		Boat	20.0		1961	Oettinger Shipyard, Valdivia	1963
Caupolicán (1953)		Tug	131.0		1961	US Navy	1985
Thomson (1944)	SS-22	Submarine, Balao class	1,525.0	USS Springer (SS-414)	1961	US Navy	1972
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
Riveros (1958)	DDG-18	Destroyer, Almirante class	3,300.0		1962	Vickers-Armstrongs	1998
Araucana (1944)		Landing ship	1,095.0		1962		1964		*
Cochrane (1944)	DD-15	Destroyer, Fletcher class	2,050.0	USS Rooks (DD-804)	1962	US Navy	1983
Blanco Encalada (1943)	DD-14	Destroyer, Fletcher class	2,050.0	USS Wadleigh (DD-689)	1963	US Navy	1983
Fresia (1964)	PTF-81	Torpedo Boat, Jaguar-cl.	134.0		1964	Bazán, Cádiz		Monument in Punta Arenas
Guacolda (1964)	PTF-80	Torpedo Boat, Jaguar-cl.	134.0		1964	Bazán, Cádiz
Janequeo (1943)	ATF-65	Tug, Abnaki class	1,506.0	USS ATF 109 Potowatomi	1964		1965	Sunk 15 August 1965, lost of 55 men
AÁguila (1945)	LST-91	Landing Ship Tank	3,982.0	USS LST 1092, USS ARVE-2 Aventinus	1964	US Navy	1980
Videla (1964)		Hospital ship	140.0		1966	ASMAR	1998
Tegualda (1966)	PTF-83	Torpedo Boat, Jaguar-cl.	134.0		1966	Bazán, Cádiz	2002
Quidora (1965)	PTF-82	Torpedo Boat, Jaguar-cl.	134.0		1966	Bazán, Cádiz	2001
Fuentealba (1966)		Patrol boat	15.0		1966	ASMAR	1998
Pontoon Badger DD657		Pontoon, Destroyer Fletcher cl.		USS Charles J. Badger (DD-657)	1966	US Navy		Cannibalized for spare parts
Orella (1944)	APD-27	Destroyer, Buckley class escort	1,400.0	USS Jack C. Robinson (APD-72), USS DE 671	1966	US Navy	1984
Uribe (1943)	APD-29	Destroyer, Buckley class escort	1,740.0	USS Daniel T. Griffin (DE-54)	1966	US Navy	1995
Riquelme (1943)	APD-28	Destroyer, Buckley class escort	1,400.0	USS Joseph E. Campbell (DE-70)	1966	US Navy	1984
Serrano (1944)	APD-26	Destroyer, Buckley class escort	2,130.0	USS Odum (APD-71)	1967	US Navy	1991		*
Odger (1966)		Patrol boat	215.0		1967	ASMAR	1997
Aquiles (1953)		Transporter	2,660.0	Tjaldur	1967	Aalborg Shipyard	1988		*
Río Bueno (1968)		Patrol boat	9.6		1968	Lafayette Shipyard, USA	1998
Baquedano (1971)	PF-09	Frigate, Condell class (Leander)	2,790.0	HMS Ariadne (F72)	1970	Royal Navy	1998
Hyatt (1970)	S-23	Submarine, Oberon class	2,030.0		1970	Vickers Shipbuilding and Engineering	2003
Papudo (1970)		Anti-Submarine	477.0		1971	ASMAR	1993
Castor (1968)		Patrol boat	149.0		1971	ASMAR	1996
Aldea (1943)	ATF-63	Tug, Abnaki class	1,235.0	USS Arikara (ATF-98)	1971	US Navy	1992		*
Latorre (1945)	CL-04	Cruiser, Tre Kronor class	8,200.0	HMS Göta Lejon	1971	Swedish Navy	1986
Fueguina (1972)		Landing ship			1972
Beagle (1941)		Oil tanker, Patapsco class	1,850.0	USS Genesee (AOG-8)	1972	US Navy	1982
Lynch (1972)	PFG-07	Frigate, Condell class (Leander)	2,500.0	BAE Morán Valverde (FM-02)	1972	Yarrow Shipbuilders	2007	Sold to Ecuador
Condell (1970)	PFG-06	Frigate, Condell class (Leander)	2,500.0	BAE Eloy Alfaro (FM-01)	1972	Yarrow Shipbuilders	2007	Sold to Ecuador	*
Toro (1943)	LST-97	Landing ship	4,080.0	USS LST 277	1973	US Navy	1977
Araya (1945)	LST-89	Landing ship, LST-542 class	4,080.0	USS Nye County (LST-1067)	1974	US Navy	1981
Hemmerdinger (1945)	LST-88	Landing ship, LST-542 class	1,490.0	USS New London County (LST-1066), M/V Maquiserv	1974	US Navy	1983
Zenteno (1944)	DD-16	Destroyer, Sumner class	2,200.0	USS Charles S. Sperry (DD-697)	1974	US Navy	1990		*
Portales (1944)	DD-17	Destroyer, Sumner class	2,200.0	USS Douglas H. Fox (DD-779)	1974	US Navy	1998
O'Brien (1972)	S-22	Submarine, Oberon class	2,030.0		1976	Vickers Shipbuilding and Engineering	mid-2000s	Museum in Valdivia, Chile
Angamos (1966)		Submarine-tender	4,416.0	Puerto Montt, Presidente Pedro Aguirre Cerda, Kobenhaven	1977				*
Blanca Estela		Yacht			1978	Finnland	1995
Calle Calle		Landing ship			1978		1982
Peuca		Landing ship			1978		1980
Navarino (1953)		Transporter	2,347.0	Twara, Ville de Haipong	1978	Built in Scotland	1981
Pillán (1979)	LPC-1801	Patrol boat, Anchova-typ	43.0		1980	Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A.
Rano-Kau (1980)	LPC-1803	Patrol boat, Anchova-typ	43.0		1980	Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A.	1999
Kimitahi (1980)		Patrol boat	48.0		1980	ASENAV	2000
Corcovado (1980)	LPC-1805	Patrol boat, Anchova-typ	43.0		1980	Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A.	1999
Tronador (1980)	LPC-1802	Patrol boat, Anchova-typ	43.0		1980	Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A.	1995
Antuco (1980)	LPC-1807	Patrol boat, Anchova-typ	43.0		1980	Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A	1998
Osorno (1981)	LPC-1808	Patrol boat, Anchova-typ	43.0		1980	Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A.	1999
Choshuenco (1980)	LPC-1809	Patrol boat, Anchova-typ	43.0		1980	Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A.	1998
Villarrica (1980)	LPC-1804	Patrol boat, Anchova-typ	43.0		1980	Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A.	2000
Chadmo (1981)		Patrol boat	6.4		1981	Mc Laren de Río de Janeiro	1998
Llaima (1981)	LPC-1806	Patrol boat, Anchova-typ	48.0		1981	Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A.	1998
Prat (1967)	DLH-11	Destroyer, County class	5,450.0	HMS Norfolk (D21)	1982	Royal Navy	2006
Maipo (1981)		Landing ship, BATRAL class	1,409.0		1982	ASMAR	1998
Guale (1982)	LPC-1811	Patrol boat, Anchova-typ	43.0	Zeus	1982	Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A	2000
Copahue (1982)	LPC-1810	Patrol boat, Anchova-typ	43.0		1982	Mac Laren Aco e Fibra S.A.	2001
Montt (1962)	AO-52	Oil tanker, Tide class	27,400.0	RFA Tidepool (A76)	1982	Royal Navy	1997
Riáihue (1982)		Patrol boat	6.4		1982	Mc Laren de Río de Janeiro	1998
Petrohue (1983)		Patrol boat	14.0		1983	ASENAV	1998
Brito (1966)		Oil tanker	482.0	B/T Sylvia	1983	Marco Chilena	1999
AÁguila (1957)		Transporter		Australgas	1984	Svendborg Skibsværft	1992
Almirante Cochrane (1967)	DLH-12	Destroyer, County class	5,440.0	HMS Antrim (D18)	1984	Royal Navy	2006	Scrapped China.
Margarita María (1985)		Yacht		La Araucana	1985
Latorre (1964)	DLG-14	Destroyer, County class	6,200.0	HMS Glamorgan (D19)	1986	Royal Navy	1998
Carmen Gloria (1987)		Yacht	6.7	Recluta	1987	Built in Argentina	1995
Blanco Encalada (1964)	DLH-15	Destroyer, County class	6,200.0	HMS Fife (D20)	1988	Royal Navy	2003	Scrapped
Janequeo (1974)		Tug	2,380.0	Maersk Transporter	1988	L.H. Salthammer Batbyggeri, Vestes, Norway	1998
Iquique (1969)		Missile boat SAAR-3 class	250.0	Hamit	1989	Israeli Navy	2000
Covadonga (1969)		Missile boat SAAR-3 class	250.0	Hefz	1989	Israeli Navy	2000
Zenteno (1968)	PFG-08	Frigate, Condell class	2,500.0	HMS Achilles (F12)	1991	Royal Navy	2006
Leucotón (1972)		Tug	1,750.0	RAM Lilen "Smit Lloyd 44"	1991		2008
Colo Colo (1972)		Tug	1,750.0	RAM Lenga	1992		1999
Vidal Gormaz (1964)	AGOR-60	Oceanographic research ship	1,200	USNS Thomas Washington (T-AGOR-10)	1992	US Navy	2010
Valdivia (1970)	LST-93	Newport class tank landing ship	8,550.0	USS San Bernardino (LST-1189)	1995	US Navy	2011
Yelcho (1971)		Tug	272.0	Smit Kaylen	1996		1998
Papudo (1975)		Missile boat,Sa'ar 4 class	450.0	Tarshish	1997	Israeli Navy	1998

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

List of ships ordered or bought by Chile but never commisioned
Shipname	Type	t	Other names	Builder	Fate
Pampero (1864)	bark-rigged screw steam cruiser	1,600	Tornado		Captured at Madeira by the Spanish navy
Constitución (1903)	Swiftsure class	12,175	HMS Swiftsure (1903)	Armstrong Whitworth	Sold after the Pacts of May
Almirante Cochrane (1918)	Template:Sclass-	21,850	Santiago, later Constitución and finally HMS Eagle (1918)		Embargoed by UK, World War I
Riveros (1915)	Torpedoboat	1,700	HMS Tipperary (1915)		Embargoed by UK, sunk 1916
Prat (1880)	Cruiser	1,350	Japanese Tsukushi		Sold to Japan at the end of the War of the Pacific
Libertad (1903)	Swiftsure class	11,985	HMS Triumph	Vickers, Barrow	Sold after the Pacts of May
Antofagasta (1913)	Submarine, CC class	373	HMCS CC-2		Sold to Canada at the beginning of the WW1
Iquique (1913)	Submarine, CC class	373	HMCS CC-1		Sold to Canada at the beginning of the WW1
AÁguila (1941)	Corvette	1,026		Alberto Daiber Shipyard	Never completed, boilers in Europa during the WW2

List of ships under Chilean Letter of marque

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

List of ships under Chilean Letter of marque
Shipname	Type	t	Other names	Year	Property of	Guns	Prizes
Santiago Bueras (1817)	Brigantine	200.0	Lancaster	1817	Gregorio Cordovéz	12	Los Ángeles, Resolución
El Chileno (1817)	Brigantine		Adeline	1817	Felipe S. de Solar	12	Saetas, Diamante, Inspectora, Balero and San Antonio
La Fortuna (1817)	Boat	20	Death or Glory	1817	Budge and MacKay		Minerva
La Fortuna (1817)	Schooner	180.0	Catalina		MacKay	10	San Miguel and Gran Poder
Minerva (1817)	Boat			1817	Budge and MacKay	12	Santa María
Maipú (1818)	Brigantine			1818	José M. Manterola		San Antonio, Lanzafuego Providencia, Buena Esperanza
Congreso (1817)	Schooner			1818	J.A. Turner		Empecinado, Golondrina, San Pedro Regalado
Nuestra Señora del Carmen (1818)	Schooner		Better known as Furioso	1818	Manuel Antonio Boza	1	Nuestra Señora de Dolores,Machete
Rosa de los Andes (1818)	Corvette	400.0	Rose	1819		36	Tres Hermanas
Coquimbo (1818)			Avon later Chacabuco (1815)	1818

Notes

^ 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
The "first" Prat was the 1880 launched Japanese gunboat Tsukushi, built for Chile but sold to Japan. She never sailed under Chilean flag.
^ 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
^ The ships Mutilla, Contreras, Thomson and Rodríguez were built by Yarrow of Poplar (later Yarrow Shipbuilders) and transported in boxen 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

References

^ Carlos López Urrutia (29 February 2008). Historia de La Marina de Chile. Lulu.com. ISBN 978-0-615-18574-3. Retrieved 17 December 2012.
Gerardo Etcheverry, Principales naves de guerra a vela hispanoamericanas, Chile retrieved 5. January 2011
Gerardo Etcheverry, Principales naves de guerra a vela hispanoamericanas, Perú y Confederación Peruano-Boliviana retrieved on 19 December 2012
Chilean Navy website, Magallanes, retrieved on 30 December 2012
Barnard Castle shipwreck, retrieved on 19 December 2012
Chilean Navy website Condell, retrieved on 5 November 2012
Chilean Navy wesite Talcahuano, cazatorpedero, retrieved on 5 November 2012
According to the Chilean Navy and cityofart.net/, The Chilean Navy, 1864 - 1920, they were similar to the Sharpshooter
Germán Bravo Valdivieso,Cumplimiento de una Comisión "Contra Viento y Marea"
Hugo Alsina Calderón, Torpederas en acción, retrieved on 1 Januarz 2013
Manuel Chamorro Moreno, Monumento "Torpedera Fresia", retrieved on 1 January 2013
Carlos Cuadra Acuña, Hundimiento de la "Janequeo"
Lizandro Godoy Araneda, El corso en el derecho chileno, Revista Marina, retrieved on 1 January 2013
Given by William L. Neumann, United States Aid to the Chilean Wars of Independence, The Hispanic American Historical Review, Volume 27, 1947, pp. 204-219

External links

Etcheverry, Gerardo (2012), Principales naves de guerra a vela hispanoamericanas, Introducción, www.todoababor.es, archived from the original on 29 March 2012, retrieved 29 March 2012
Etcheverry, Gerardo (2012), Principales naves de guerra a vela hispanoamericanas, Chile, www.todoababor.es, archived from the original on 28 April 2012, retrieved 28 April 2012
Etcheverry, Gerardo (2012), Principales naves de guerra a vela hispanoamericanas, Argentina, www.todoababor.es, archived from the original on 9 February 2012, retrieved 9 February 2012
Etcheverry, Gerardo (2012), Principales naves de guerra a vela hispanoamericanas, Perú y Bolivia, www.todoababor.es, archived from the original on 28 April 2012, retrieved 28 April 2012

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