-
CSS Rappahannock, formerly St. Nicholas until seized and purchased in 1861, side-wheel steamer, burned: April, 1862
(Gunboats) (CSN Warships)
-
Syren, side-wheel steamer
(Civilian blockade runners) (Civilian auxiliary)
-
CSS Equator, steamer, burned: 1865
(Gunboats) (CSN Warships)
-
CSS Lewis Cass, revenue cutter, schooner rigged
(Cutters) (CSN Support ships)
-
Isabella, privateer screw steamer
(Privateers) (Civilian auxiliary)
-
CSS Governor Moore
(Government steamers) (CSN Support ships)
New Random Display
Display All Items(379)
About This Tool
Virginia was the first heavy warship built by the Confederate Navy and sank in Norfolk Harbor in 1862. Summing up The experience of this failure, The Confederate States of America went on to build many of The world’s most famous ships, and The tool generated 379 of them for those interested in The history of ships.
The ships were built at different times, with different primary uses and costs in terms of effort and manpower. When you look at random information about a vessel, you can also find The name of The vessel that was built through The Confederate States Navy, when it was built, The main type and class of The vessel, a brief description of The vessel, and so on. At a time when the world was struggling for naval supremacy, the United States was far ahead of all other nations in building ships, and the ships it built were far more cost effective than their peers.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of ships of the Confederate States Navy.
