Parthia I (UK) | 1870 - 1884, renamed Victoria, Straits No. 27, and Straits Maru | 3,167 |
Parthia II (UK) | 1948 - 1961, renamed Remuera II, then Aramac | 13,362 |
Parthia III (UK) | 1963 - 1971, renamed Wambiri, Starship 1, and Rice Trader | 5,149 |
Parthia I (USA) | Brig, 1834 | |
Parthia II (USA) | Sailing ship, 1893 | 2,495 |
Parthia III (USA) | Great Lakes Steamer, 1896 | |
Parthia (Canada) | Sailing ship, 1874-1887 | 1,527 |
Parthia (USA) | Tugboat, 1906 | |
Parthia I (Germany) | 1900 - 1914, renamed Lizzy, Lord Harrington, and Francesco Papale | 2,728 |
Parthia II (Germany) | 1919 - 1919, renamed Hesperides III and Bertha Fisser | 3,928 |
HMS Parthian I (UK) | Brigantine Sloop, 1808-1828 | 238 |
HMS Parthian II (UK) | Screw Gunboat, 1856-1864 | 236 |
HMS Parthian III (UK) | Torpedo Boat Destroyer, 1916-1921 | 1038 |
HMS Parthian IV (UK) | Long Range Patrol Submarine 1929-1943 | 1760 |
Parthian I (USA) | Sailing ship, circa 1827-1828 | |
Parthian II (USA) | Steamship, 1887 | 1,683 |
Locomotive Parthia (UK) | Cunard Lines Locomotive Parthia |
A wood screw gun vessel to be designated HMS Parthian (UK) was ordered to be built 26 March 1846 at Deptford dockyard. It would be 486BM, 150 x 26 feet, but it was cancelled in June 1849.
This page last updated 23 Feb 2021