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この博物館船のリストは、世界中の有名な博物館船の並べ替え可能な注釈付きリストです。これには、広く定義された「博物館に保存されている船」が含まれますが、相当な (大型の) 船、または少数の非常に有名なボートや丸木舟などに限定されることを意図しています。このリストには潜水艦は含まれません。潜水艦については、潜水艦博物館のリストを参照してください。これには、現在または過去に博物館として使用されている、または博物館に保存されている船が含まれます。これには、静置展示または浮遊展示されている船、場合によっては遠足に使用される船が含まれます。これには、本物の歴史的な船のみが含まれます。博物館に関連するものもあるレプリカ船は、船のレプリカのリストに別途記載されています。
観光船として積極的に利用され、過去も現在も博物館に関連づけられていない歴史的な船も、クラシック船の一覧に含まれています。ダイビングで訪れることができる難破船（博物館に関連づけられているものも含む）については、難破船の一覧を参照してください。
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アフリカ
エジプト
ナイジェリア
南アフリカ
アジア
ブルネイ
中国
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インド
- 前者
インドネシア
イスラエル
日本
- 前者
クウェート
クウェートのサルミヤにあるクウェート海洋博物館には、さまざまな種類のダウ船のレプリカが展示されている。[56]クウェートのクウェート市にあるアル・ハシェミ2世号（1997-2001）は、史上最大の木造ダウ船としてギネス世界記録に認定されている。この船は一度も水に浮かべられたことはなく、イベントに使用されている。これらは博物館に保存されている歴史的な船としては適格ではないと思われるため、ここには掲載されていない。
モーリシャス
マレーシア
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ミャンマー
北朝鮮
パキスタン
韓国
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台湾
タイ
七面鳥
アラブ首長国連邦
オセアニア
オーストラリア、ニュージーランド、インドネシアの一部、さらには米国の一部も、広義のオセアニア大陸に含まれます。インドネシアのオセアニア部分には、博物館船は存在しません。ハワイにある数少ない博物館船については、この「博物館 船一覧」の「米国の博物館船一覧」サブセクションを参照してください。
オーストラリア
Commons カテゴリ「オーストラリアの博物館の船」には他にも船がありますが、レプリカのものもあります。
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ニュージーランド
- 前者
南アメリカ
- 前者
北米
カナダ、キューバ、メキシコ、米国の例が含まれています。
ヨーロッパ
厳密に言えば、ボスポラス海峡とダーダネルス海峡のイスタンブール側の船は数隻がヨーロッパにありますが、トルコの博物館船はすべて、この「博物館船リスト」のアジアのセクションにまとめて掲載されています。
オーストリア
ベルギー
ブルガリア
クロアチア
デンマーク
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エストニア
フィンランド
フランス
- 前者
ドイツ
- 前者
ギリシャ
ハンガリー
アイスランド
アイルランド
イタリア
- 前者
マルタ
オランダ
ノルウェー
ポーランド
- 前者
ポルトガル
ロシア
- 前者
セルビア
スペイン
スウェーデン
イギリス
- Former
See also
- Ships of ancient Rome
- List of museum ships in North America
- Barcelona Charter
- List of ancient ships
- List of classic vessels
- List of lightships of the United States
- List of maritime museums in the United States
- List of museum ships of the United States military
- List of oldest surviving ships
- Ship replica
- Viking ship replica
Notes
- ^ Late 16th century
- ^ Exact date unknown, estimated to be sometime in the 1640s.
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External links
- British Maritime Heritage Sites
- Historic Naval Ships Visitors' Guide
- Historic Ocean Liners of the World
- Maritime Heritage Network of the Pacific Northwest
- Maritime Museums in Britain and Ireland – Vessels
- National Park Service Maritime Heritage Program
- Naval and Maritime Museums List International (Except USA)
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- World Ship Trust International Register of Historic Ships Archived 2009-02-24 at the Wayback Machine
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