CIVILIAN SHIPS
Names beginning with the letter N
This page lists all N -named Civilian Ships whose pictures are available through the Online Library.
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N -named ships are listed below in alphabetical order.
- Nahma (Steam Yacht, 1897)
- Nahmeoka (Motor Boat, 1909). Previously named Tuscanola. Later renamed Kanised
- Nahunta (Barge, 1866). Previously named West Point
- Naiwa (Freighter, 1918)
- Namouna (Steam Yacht, 1882)
- Nansemond (Passenger-Cargo Ship, 1896). Previously named Pennsylvania
- Nantahala (Freighter,
1918). Originally named Wautahala
- Narada (Steam Yacht, 1889). Previously named Semiramis and Margarita
- Narragansett (Ferry Boat, 1905)
- Narragansett (Coastal Passenger Steamship, 1913)
- Natalia (Motor Boat, 1909)
- Natoma (Motor Yacht, built before World War I)
- Natoya (Motor Boat, 1909)
- Nautilus II (Motor Boat, 1917)
- Navajo III (Motor Boat,
1916)
- Nelansu (Motor Boat, in use 1917 and before). Possibly previously named U.S. Kent
- Nellie (Small sailboat, at San Diego, California, 1905)
- Nellie (Harbor Tug, in service at Squantum, Massachusetts, 1918)
- Nellie Jackson (Schooner, 1896)
- Nemes (Motor Boat, 1909)
- Neponset (Freighter, 1918). Originally named Shawmut
- Nerina (Freighter, 1916). Previously named Munrio, Szent Gellert, Carola, Mary Louise, Maria L. and Tropic
- Nestor (Freighter, 1918). Previously named Lake Sunapee and Frank Lynch. Later renamed Otto, Irish Willow and Veraguas
- Neva (Soviet Freighter, 1930 - circa 1955)
- Nevada (American Freighter, 1915-1943). Renamed Rogday in 1917-1921.
- Nevadan (Collier, 1915). Originally named Franklin. Later renamed Oakey L. Alexander
- New Windsor (Freighter, 1919)
- New York (American Passenger Liner, 1888). Named City of New York until 1893
- Newport News, City of (Passenger-Cargo Ship, 1919). Properly called City of Newport News
- Newton (Collier, 1911)
- Newton, Victor J.
(American Harbor Tug, active at New York City, circa 1917). Properly called Victor J. Newton
- Niagara (Steam Yacht, 1898)
- Niagara (Motor Boat, 1915)
- Niagara III (Steam Yacht, 1901). Later renamed Chichota
- Nightingale (Motor Boat)
- Nikkosan Maru (Freighter, 1917). Later renamed Indiana and Western Front
- Nirvana (Motor Boat, 1915). Originally named Tarpon II
- Nokomis (Steam Yacht, 1914)
- Nokomis II (Steam Yacht, 1914)
- Noma (Steam Yacht, 1902)
- Noord-Brabant (Dutch Freighter, 1916)
- Norlina (Freighter, 1909). Previously named Harfleur and Georgiana
- Norman O. Pedrick ("Liberty" type Tanker, 1944-1970)
- Norse Carrier (Freighter, 1913). Previously named Frieda and Peh Shan. Later renamed Sana Maru
- Norseman (Steam
Yacht, 1890). Previously named Lady Godiva. Later renamed
Mohican
- North America (American Steamship, 1865). Originally built as Union in 1862
- North Pole (Refrigerated Cargo Ship, 1919)
- Northtown (Tanker, 1901). Later renamed Alabama
- Norumbega
(Ferry Steamship, in service during the World War I era)
- Nuestra Señora del Regla (American Ferryboat, 1861). Renamed Waccamaw in 1865
- Nymph (Motor Boat, circa 1912)
- Nymphe (Freighter, 1910). Previously named Himalaia, Kermanshah and Oceana. Later renamed Kalliopi
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