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List of Ships Built At Ferrol Shipyards 1750 – 1881report

  • San Fernando (1751)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Castilla (1751)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Asia (1752)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Eolo (1753)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Oriente (1754)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Aquilon (1754)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Neptuno (1754)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Magnanime (1754)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Gallardo (1754)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Brillante (1754)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Vencedor (1755)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Glorioso (1755)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Guerrero (1755)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Soberano (1755)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Hector (1755)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Triunfante (1756)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Dichoso (1756)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Monarca (1756)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Diligente (1756)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Campeon (1758)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • San Isidro (1768)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • San Julian (1768)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • San Pedro Apostol (1770)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • San Pablo (1771)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • San Gabriel (1772)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Ana (1774)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • San Eugenio (1775)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • El Mino (1779)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • La Concepcion (1779)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Castilla (1780)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Santo Domingo (1781)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • San Felipe Apostol (1781)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • San José (1783)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Ana (1784)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Salvador del Mundo (1787)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • San Leandro (1787)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • San Telmo (1788)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Europa (1789)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Intrepido (1790)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Reina María Luisa (1791)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Monarca (1794)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Montanes (1794)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Neptuno (1795)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Argonauta (1796)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • Rey Francisco de Asis (1853)

    (Warships) (Wooden ships)

  • La Gala (1752)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Nuestra Senora del Rosario (1770)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Nuestra Senora del Carmen (1770)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion (1772)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Perpetua (1772)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Maria de la Cabeza (1772)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Maria Magdalena (1773)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Margarita (1774)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Marta (1774)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Dorotea (1775)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Clara (1776)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Leocadia (1777)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Grana (1778)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Escolastica (1779)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Sabina (1781)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Clause (1781)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Nuestra Senora de Loreto (1781)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Rosa (1782)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Nuestra Senora del Pilar (1782)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Elena (1783)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Tecla (1784)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Maria (1785)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Nuestra Senora de la Paz (1785)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Leocadia (1787)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Teresa (1787)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Palas (1789)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Juno (1789)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Tetis (1793)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Pomona (1795)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Flora (1795)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Medea (1797)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • La Prueba (1800)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • La Lealtad (1825)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • La Iberia (1825)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • La Restauracion (1826)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Cortes (1836)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Isabel II (1836)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Cristina (1837)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Bailen (1854)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Berenguela (1857)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Blanca (1859)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Lealtad (1860)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Resolucion (1861)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Tetuan (1863)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Almansa (1864)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Sagunto (1869)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Navarra (1881)

    (Frigates) (Wooden ships)

  • Nuestra Senora de Dolores (1771)

    (Corvettes) (Wooden ships)

  • Nuestra Senora de Atocha (1771)

    (Corvettes) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Catalina (1778)

    (Corvettes) (Wooden ships)

  • La Cazadora (1779)

    (Corvettes) (Wooden ships)

  • La Diligencia (1796)

    (Corvettes) (Wooden ships)

  • La Fuerte (1801)

    (Corvettes) (Wooden ships)

  • La Indagadora (1807)

    (Corvettes) (Wooden ships)

  • La Ferrolana (1848)

    (Corvettes) (Wooden ships)

  • Circe (1860)

    (Corvettes) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Lucia (1862)

    (Corvettes) (Wooden ships)

  • Nuestra Senora de Monserrat (1772)

    (Cargo ships (Urcas)) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Amalia (1772)

    (Cargo ships (Urcas)) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Ines (1773)

    (Cargo ships (Urcas)) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Polonia (1773)

    (Cargo ships (Urcas)) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Rita (1773)

    (Cargo ships (Urcas)) (Wooden ships)

  • Visitacion (1774)

    (Cargo ships (Urcas)) (Wooden ships)

  • Presentacion (1774)

    (Cargo ships (Urcas)) (Wooden ships)

  • Anunciacion (1774)

    (Cargo ships (Urcas)) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Librada (1777)

    (Cargo ships (Urcas)) (Wooden ships)

  • Cargadora (1791)

    (Cargo ships (Urcas)) (Wooden ships)

  • Ferrolana (1796)

    (Cargo ships (Urcas)) (Wooden ships)

  • Aurora (1797)

    (Cargo ships (Urcas)) (Wooden ships)

  • Nina (1851)

    (Cargo ships (Urcas)) (Wooden ships)

  • Nuestra Senora de la Pastoriza (1771)

    (Brigantines) (Wooden ships)

  • Leon (1783)

    (Brigantines) (Wooden ships)

  • El Ligero (1788)

    (Brigantines) (Wooden ships)

  • El Cuervo (1793)

    (Brigantines) (Wooden ships)

  • El Pajaro (1793)

    (Brigantines) (Wooden ships)

  • El Palomo (1795)

    (Brigantines) (Wooden ships)

  • Galgo (1795)

    (Brigantines) (Wooden ships)

  • El Golondrina (1795)

    (Brigantines) (Wooden ships)

  • El Amistad (1799)

    (Brigantines) (Wooden ships)

  • El Trucha (1799)

    (Brigantines) (Wooden ships)

  • Pelayo (1849)

    (Brigantines) (Wooden ships)

  • Alsedo (1851)

    (Brigantines) (Wooden ships)

  • San Miguel (1752)

    (Sloops (Pailebotes)) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Eulalia (1775)

    (Sloops (Pailebotes)) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Casilda (1775)

    (Sloops (Pailebotes)) (Wooden ships)

  • San Pio (1777)

    (Sloops (Pailebotes)) (Wooden ships)

  • San Gil (1777)

    (Sloops (Pailebotes)) (Wooden ships)

  • San Roque (1788)

    (Sloops (Pailebotes)) (Wooden ships)

  • San Jacinto (1791)

    (Sloops (Pailebotes)) (Wooden ships)

  • San Jose (1793)

    (Sloops (Pailebotes)) (Wooden ships)

  • La Golondrina (1779)

    (Yachts) (Wooden ships)

  • Trucha (1780)

    (Yachts) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Cristina (1781)

    (Yachts) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Irene (1781)

    (Yachts) (Wooden ships)

  • La Gallega (1797)

    (Yachts) (Wooden ships)

  • La Brava (1797)

    (Yachts) (Wooden ships)

  • Nuestra Senora de Atocha (1780)

    (Yachts) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Natalia (1780)

    (Yachts) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Matilde (1770)

    (Schooners) (Wooden ships)

  • Pastoriza (1772)

    (Schooners) (Wooden ships)

  • San Lemes (1778)

    (Schooners) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Teresa (1781)

    (Schooners) (Wooden ships)

  • La Vigilancia (1797)

    (Schooners) (Wooden ships)

  • La Defensa (1797)

    (Schooners) (Wooden ships)

  • La Carlota (1798)

    (Schooners) (Wooden ships)

  • La Brava (1799)

    (Schooners) (Wooden ships)

  • Alarma (1807)

    (Schooners) (Wooden ships)

  • Cautela (1807)

    (Schooners) (Wooden ships)

  • Sata Teresa (1856)

    (Schooners) (Wooden ships)

  • Narvaez (1857)

    (Schooners) (Wooden ships)

  • Rosalia (1858)

    (Schooners) (Wooden ships)

  • Caridad (1860)

    (Schooners) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Ursula (1771)

    (Sturdy ships (Bombardas)) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Eulalia (1775)

    (Sturdy ships (Bombardas)) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Casilda (1775)

    (Sturdy ships (Bombardas)) (Wooden ships)

  • Santa Rosa de Lima (1779)

    (Sturdy ships (Bombardas)) (Wooden ships)

  • San Leon (1783)

    (Two mast brigantines (Quechemarin)) (Wooden ships)

  • Don Jorge Juan (1850)

    (Steamships) (Wooden ships)

  • Narvaez (1850)

    (Steamships) (Wooden ships)

  • Don Antonio Ulloa (1851)

    (Steamships) (Wooden ships)

  • Salamandra (1874)

    (Gunboats) (Wooden ships)

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The world famous private shipyards of Ferrol and Cartagena experienced centuries of silence. After the Second World War, the Navantia, which had been merged and restructured by the shipyards, seized the opportunity to rebuild the Spanish Navy’s fleet and finally turned its fortunes around. Between 1750 and 1881, a total of 166 ships were built through the Ferol shipyard, and detailed ship information is stored in this random tool.

These ships had been through many hardships, and in the face of the war, the shortage of manpower and money, and the pressing need for time, the Ferrol shipyard assembled the most advanced naval engineers in the world at the time, ships were built in strict accordance with the requirements of the war. A list of specific ships can be found in the generator, with a detailed breakdown of the different ships and the time they were built, the type of ship and so on.

Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of ships built at Ferrol shipyards 1750 – 1881.

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