Template:World's largest wooden ships: Difference between revisions

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v t e Largest wooden ships
Ancient ships	Caligula's Giant Ship Hatshepsut's barge Isis Khufu ship Leontophoros Marsala Ship Nemi ships Obelisk ships Roman ship of Marausa Syracusia Tessarakonteres Thalamegos
Medieval and modern oar-powered ships	Cakra Dunia Galera Real Galère Réale
Wind-powered only	Adler von Lübeck Baron of Renfrew Chinese treasure ship Cinco Chagas Columbus Flor de la Mar Ganj-i-Sawai Ghurab Götheborg Grace Dieu Great Harry Great Michael Great Republic Javanese jong Kronan Madre de Deus Mahmudiye Mars Orient (Océan class) Peter Pomegranate Peter von Danzig Pretoria Rahīmī Roanoke Santa Anna Santisima Trinidad São João Baptista Shenandoah Soleil Royal Sovereign of the Seas Susquehanna Tenacious Vasa Victoria (1859) Victory William D. Lawrence Wyoming
Steam-powered	Appomattox Australasia Continental Dunderberg Eureka Frank O'Connor George Spencer Great Western Iosco Jylland La Bretagne L.R. Doty Mersey Orlando
Immobile	Al-Hashemi-II
Other	Belyana

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