List of German Imperial Navy ships

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The list of German Imperial Navy ships includes all major ships (cruisers and above) commissioned into service with the Imperial Navy (Kaiserliche Marine) of Germany, covering the period from 1871, the creation of the (Second) German Empire, through the end of World War I (1919).

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[edit] Ships

  • Armored Frigates / Panzerfregatten; later reclassified as Armored Ships / Panzerschiffe
  • Armored Ships / Panzerschiffe
    • Sachsen Class (7,800 tons, 6 x 26 cm guns)
      • SMS Sachsen, 1877
      • SMS Bayern, 1878
      • SMS Württemberg, 1878
      • SMS Baden, 1880
  • Armored Coastal Protection Ships / Panzerschiffe, Küstenpanzerschiffe
    • Oldenburg Class (5,250 tons, 8 x 24 cm guns)
    • Siegfried Class (3,700 tons, 3 x 24 cm guns)
      • SMS Siegfried, 1889
      • SMS Beowulf, 1890
      • SMS Frithjof, 1892
      • SMS Heimdall, 1892
      • SMS Hildebrand, 1892
      • SMS Hagen, 1893
    • Odin Class (4,250 tons, 3 x 24 cm guns)
  • Heavy Cruisers / Grosse Kreuzer
    • König Wilhelm Class (9,800 tons)
    • Kaiser Class (7,600 tons, 8 x 26 cm guns)
    • Kaiserin Augusta Class (6,000 tons, 4 x 15 cm guns)
      • SMS Kaiserin Augusta, 1892
    • Victoria Louise Class (5,700 tons, 2 x 21 cm guns, 8 x 15 cm guns)
      • SMS Victoria Louise, 1897
      • SMS Hertha, 1897
      • SMS Freya, 1897
      • SMS Vineta, 1897
      • SMS Hansa, 1898
    • Fürst Bismarck Class (10,700 tons, 4 x 24 cm guns, 12 x 15 cm guns)
      • SMS Fürst Bismarck, 1897
    • Prinz Heinrich Class (9,000 tons, 2 x 24 cm guns)
      • SMS Prinz Heinrich, 1900
      • SMS Prinz Adalbert, 1901
      • SMS Friedrich Carl, 1901
    • Roon Class (10,000 tons, 4 x 24 cm guns)
      • SMS Roon, 1903
      • SMS Yorck, 1904
    • Scharnhorst Class (11,600 tons, 8 x 21 cm guns)
    • Blücher Class (15,800 tons, 12 x 21 cm guns)
  • Light Cruisers / Kleine Kreuzer
    • Bussard Class (1,650 tons, 10 x 10.5 cm guns)
    • Gefion Class (3.700 tons, 10 x 10.5 cm guns)
      • SMS Gefion, 1893
    • Hela Class (2,000 tons, 4 x 8.8 cm guns)
    • Gazelle Class (2,700 tons, 10 x 10.5 cm guns)
    • Bremen Class (3,300 tons 10 x 10.5 cm guns)
      • SMS Bremen, 1903
      • SMS Hamburg, 1903
      • SMS Lübeck, 1904
      • SMS München, 1904
      • SMS Leipzig, 1905
      • SMS Danzig, 1906
      • SMS Berlin
    • Stettin Class
    • Dresden Class (3,700 tons)
    • Kolberg Class (4,400 tons)
    • Magdeburg Class
    • Karlsruhe Class
    • Graudenz Class
      • SMS Graudenz, 1913
      • SMS Regensburg, 1914
    • Pillau Class
    • Wiesbaden Class
    • Königsberg Class
      • SMS Königsberg II, 1915
      • SMS Karlsruhe, 1915
      • SMS Emden II, 1916
      • SMS Nürnberg, 1916
    • Cöln Class (5,600 tons)
  • Minelaying Cruisers / Minenlegekreuzer
    • Nautilus Class (2,000 tons, 8 x 8.8 cm guns)
      • SMS Nautilus, 1907
      • SMS Albatross, 1907
    • Brummer Class (4,400 tons) )
      • SMS Brummer, 1915
      • SMS Bremse, 1915
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