This section provides historical statistical information relating to the U.S. shipbuilding industry
Deliveries, 1813 to 1922: Deliveries of commercial ships from U.S. shipyards, from 1813 to 1922
Deliveries, 1914 to 1945: Deliveries from U.S. shipyards, annually from 1914 to 1945
Deliveries, 1947 to 1976: Deliveries from U.S. shipyards, annually from 1947 to 1976
U.S. Naval Force Structure: The structure of the modern navy, annually
since 1887The Decline of Shipbuilding in the U.S.: A graphical depiction of the decline o8 shipbuilding in the U.S., from more than 50 significant shipbuilders in 1957 to just two today.
The Cost of Major Post-War Naval Shipbuilding Programs
Carrier Costs: The cost of the "Nimitz" class of aircraft carriers (CVN)
Submarine Costs: The cost of the "Ohio" class of
ballistic-missile submarines (SSBN)Submarine Costs: The cost of the "Los Angeles" class of
attack submarines (SSN)Cruiser Costs: The cost of the "Ticonderoga" class of
cruisers (CG)Destroyer Costs: The cost of the "Arleigh Burke" class of
destroyers (DDG)Frigate Costs: The cost of the "Oliver Hazard Perry" class of
frigates (FFG)Statistical Tables Summarizing WWII Shipbuilding Activity
Shipyards That Built Ships for the U.S. Maritime Commission in WWII
Shipyards That Built Ships for the U.S. Navy in WWII
Shipyards That Built Small Ships, Boats, Barges and Other Craft in WWII
Summary of Large Naval Ships Built in WWII, by Type
Summary of Small Naval and Military Vessels Built in WWII, by Type
Small Auxiliaries Built in WWII
U.S. Army Vessels Built in WWII
U.S. Coast Guard Vessels Built in WWII