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The following is a list of ships operated by the White Star Line .
1853–1889
Ship
Built
White Star service
GRT
Notes
Image
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1853
1853–1878
2,305
White Star
1854
1854-1867
2,340
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1854
1854–1869
1,790
Tayleur
1854
1854
4,000
Sank on her maiden voyage.
Oceanic
1870
1870–1895
3,707
The first steamship for the White Star Line, and often referred to as the Mother of Modern Liners .[1] During her maiden voyage the ship had to return to Liverpool due to overheated bearings.[1]
Atlantic
1871
1871–1873
3,707
Baltic
1871
1871–1889
2,122
Tropic
1871
1871–1873
2,122
Asiatic
1871
1871-1873
2,122
Republic
1872
1872-1889
3,984
Resembled the RMS Oceanic
Adriatic
1872
1872–1899
3,888
Celtic
1872
1872-1893
1,867
Traffic
1872
1872–1896
155
Tender
Belgic
1873
1873–1888
2,652
Gaelic
1873
1873–1896
2,685
Britannic
1874
1874–1903
5,004
Germanic
1875
1875–1903
5,008
Arabic
1883
1881–1890
4,368
Coptic
1881
1881–1908
4,448
Doric
1883
1883–1906
4,784
Ionic
1883
1883–1900
4,753
Belgic
1885
1885–1903
4,212
Gaelic
1885
1885–1905
4,206
Cufic
1885
1885–1901
4,639
Runic
1889
1889–1895
5,043
Later renamed the SS Imo , was involved in the Halifax explosion
Teutonic
1889
1889–1921
9,984
1890–1899
Ship
Built
White Star service
GRT
Notes
Image
Majestic
1890
1890–1914
9,965
Nomadic
1891
1891–1903
5,749
Tauric
1891
1891–1929
5,728
Magnetic
1891
1891–1932
619
Naronic
1892
1892–1893
6,594
Lost at sea sometime after February 11, 1893. Sister ship of SS Bovic
Bovic
1892
1892–1922
6,583
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Gothic
1893
1893–1906
7,755
Cevic
1894
1894–1914
8,301
Pontic
1894
1894–1930
394
Georgic
1895
1895–1916
10,077
Delphic
1897
1897–1917
8,273
Cymric
1898
1898–1916
13,096
Afric
1898
1899–1917
11,948
Medic
1899
1892–1921
11,973
Persic
1899
1899–1935
11,973
Oceanic
1899
1899–1914
17,272
1900–1909
Ship
Built
White Star service
GRT
Notes
Image
Runic
1900
1900–1930
12,482
Suevic
1900
1900–1928
12,531
Celtic
1901
1901–1928
21,035
Athenic
1902
1902–1928
12,345
Corinthic
1902
1902–1931
12,367
Ionic
1903
1903–1934
12,352
Cedric
1903
1903–1931
21,073
Victorian
1895
1903–1904
8,825
Renamed SS Russian
Armenian
1895
1903–1915
8,825
Arabic
1903
1903–1915
15,801
Romanic
1898
1903–1912
11,394
Renamed SS Scandinavian
Cretic
1903
1903–1904
13,507
Republic
1903
1903–1909
15,400
Canopic
1900
1904–1925
12,268
Cufic
1895
1904–1923
8,249
Originally SS American
Tropic
1896
1904–1923
8,249
Originally SS European
Baltic
1904
1904–1933
23,876
Gallic
1894
1907–1913
12,352
Adriatic
1907
1907–1935
24,541
Laurentic
1908
1908–1917
14,892
Megantic
1909
1909–1933
14,878
1910–1919
Ship
Built
White Star service
GRT
Notes
Image
Zealandic
1911
1911–1926
8,090
Nomadic
1911
1911–1925
1,273
Tender (Note: only White Star Line vessel still existing)
Traffic
1911
1911–1927
675
Tender
Olympic
1911
1911–1935
45,324
Belgic
1913
1911–1913
9,748
Titanic
1912
1912
46,328
Sank on her maiden voyage after hitting an iceberg
Ceramic
1912
1913–1934
18,400
Vaderland
1910
1914–1917
11,899
Lapland
1909
1914–1920
17,540
Britannic
1914
1915–1916
48,158
Sank after striking a mine
Belgic
1914
1917–1923
27,132
Justicia
1914
1917–1918
32,234
Vedic
1918
1918–1934
9,302
Bardic
1918
1919–1925
9,332
1920–1932
Ship
Built
White Star service
GRT
Notes
Image
Gallic
1918
1920–1933
11,905
Mobile
1909
1920–1920
16,960
Arabic
1909
1920–1931
16,786
Homeric
1913
1922–1935
35,000
Haverford
1901
1921–1925
11,635
Poland
1897
1922–1925
8,282
Majestic
1914
1922–1936
56,551
Pittsburgh
1922
1922–1925
16,322
Doric
1923
1923–1935
16,484
Delphic
1918
1925–1933
8,002
Albertic
1920
1927–1934
18,940
Calgaric
1918
1927–1934
16,063
Laurentic
1927
1927–1940
18,724
Britannic
1929
1929–1949
26,943
Georgic
1932
1932–1949
27,759
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