List of ironclads

Austria-Hungary

Argentina

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• * - retired in 1927
• * - retired in 1928

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• * - retired in 1946
• * - retired in 1946

  Brazil

• - retired in 1879
• - retired in 1879
• - retired in 1882
• - sunk by floating mines in the River Paraguay in 1866, during Paraguayan War
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• * - stricken in 1897
• * - stricken in 1885
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• * - stricken in 1885
• * - stricken in 1885
• - sunk after fire, during Fleet Revolt of 1893–94

• - struck in 1894
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• * - discarded in 1884
• * - scrapped in 1907
• * - scrapped in 1900
• * - scrapped in 1893
• * - scrapped in 1884
• * - sank in 1882 at her moorings due to the poor condition of her hull
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• * - sunk in Battle on 22 November 1893, during Fleet Revolt of 1893–94
• * - it was wrecked in 1892 near the Cabo Polonio lighthouse in Uruguay

• - struck in 1894
• - struck in 1880
• - retired in 1910
• - sank after an explosion during a routine cruise in 1906

  Chile

• * - alienated in 1933
• * - sunk in 1891 in the Battle of Caldera Bay, during Chilean Civil War of 1891

• * - captured in the Battle of Angamos in 1879 during War of the Pacific, retired in 1896 and turned into a historical relic in 1934

  China

• - unknown
• - captured by the Japanese in 1895 after Battle of Weihaiwei, during First Sino-Japanese War

• * - sunk in 1895 in the Battle of Weihaiwei, during First Sino-Japanese War
• * - captured by the Japanese in 1895 after the Battle of Weihaiwei, during First Sino-Japanese War

  Denmark

• - scrapped 1907
• - retired in 1897
• - scrapped 1897

• - scrapped 1907

• Stærkodder - the Danish purchase in 1864 of this ship failed and ended up being sold to Japan in 1867 and renamed *

• - retired in 1907
• - retired in 1912

• - retired in 1912

• - retired in 1907
• - retired in 1908
• - retired in 1919

  France

Germany

Greece

• - scrapped in 1915

• - scrapped in 1925

• * - retired in 1919
• * - retired in 1929
• * - sold for scrap in 1932

  Haiti

• Triumph - lost at sea in 1869 shortly after the purchase

  Italy

Japan

• Kōtetsu* - acquired from the United States in 1869 and retired in 1888

• - retired in 1906
• * - retired in 1909
• * - retired in 1911

• - sold for scrap in 1909

• - captured in 1895 during First Sino-Japanese War and retired in 1911

• - captured in 1895 during First Sino-Japanese War and sank by adverse weather causes during Russo-Japanese War

  Netherlands

• - unknown

• - scrapped after 1905
• - scuttled in 1942, during World War II

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• * - retired in 1973 and converted into a museum ship in 1974
• * - sold for scrap in 1897
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• * - converted into a museum ship in 1982
• * - struck in 1908
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• * - sold for scrapping in 1910
• * - unknown
• * - unknown
• * - unknown
• * - unknown
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• * - unknown
• * - unknown
• * - unknown
• * - unknown
• * - unknown
• * - unknown
• - unknown
• - unknown
• - unknown

  Norway

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• * - scrapped in 1908
• * - scrapped in 1918
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• * - scrapped in 1909
• - wrecked in 1919

  Peru

• - unknown ending
• * Atahualpa - acquired in 1868 and sunk in the Blockade of Callao in 1881, during War of the Pacific
• * Manco Cápac - acquired in 1868 and sunk in the Battle of Arica in 1880, during War of the Pacific

• - ran aground in the Battle of Punta Gruesa in 1879, during War of the Pacific

• Huáscar* - captured by the Chileans at the Battle of Angamos in 1879, during War of the Pacific

• - sunk in the Blockade of Callao in 1881, during War of the Pacific

  Portugal

• - broken up in 1935

  Russia

Spain

• - sunk by accident or sabotage in the siege of Cartagena in 1873, during Cantonal rebellion
• - retired in 1912
• - scrapped in 1883
• - retired in 1911

• - stricken in 1896
• - retired in 1896
• - scrapped in 1896

• - retired in 1900

• - retired in 1900

  Swedish

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• * - sold in 1919
• * - sold in 1922
• * - sold for scrap in 1922
• * - scrapped in 1908
• - sold for scrap in 1893
• - sunk as a target in 1907
• - retired in 1903
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• * - sold in 1919
• * - retired in 1919
• * - sold in 1919
• * - sold in 1919
• * - sold in 1919
• * - sold in 1919
• * - decommissioned in 1919

• * - retired in 1941
• * - retired in 1923
• * - retired in 1923

  Turkey/Ottoman Empire

United Kingdom

United States