List of civilian nuclear ships
- List of civilian nuclear ships
The following are ships that are or were in commercial or civilian use and have nuclear marine propulsion.
Merchant cargo ships
* NS "Mutsu", Japan, 1990 - 1995. It never carried any commercial cargo.
* NS "Otto Hahn", Germany, 1968 - 1979 (re-powered with diesel engine in 1979)
* NS "Savannah", United States, 1962 - 1972
* NS "Sevmorput", Russia (former Soviet Union), 1988 - (still in operation).
Nuclear powered icebreakers
Russian (former Soviet Union):
*Ocean Icebreakers
**NS ""Lenin" (decomissioned, museum ship)
**NS "Arktika" (inactive, awaiting refit or scrapping)
**NS "Sibir" (inactive, awaiting refit or scrapping)
**NS "Rossiya"
**NS "Sovjetskij Sojuz"
**NS "Yamal
**NS "50 Let Pobedy", formerly the "Ural"
*River Icebreakers
**NS "Taimyr"
**NS "Vaigach"
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