Step 2: What colour is the hull?

White
Black
Blue

Click on the thumbnail images for information on each vessel including deck and rig details to confirm the identification of the photo.

You can also check the different types of rig here to sort out ships from schooners and barques from barquentines.

Photo Credits:
Dockside photos - July 13th, 2007 - Gerry Lunn,
Maritime Museum
Parade of Sail - July 16th, 2007 - Jasmine Marshall, Maritime Museum

Note: Caledonia and Silva were unable to take part in the Parade of sail on July 16th

Germany

Rig: Barque

Home Port: Kiel
Sparred Length: 293'overall
Draft: 15' 6"
Class: A

Sources:
For more info, see Tall Ships 2007 website: http://www.tallshipsnovascotia.com
Flag Image: Flags of the World Group http://www.EdwardMooney.com/miniflags/

Cook Islands

Rig: Barque

Home Port: Lunenburg
Sparred Length: 176'
Draft: 14' 6"
Class: A
Sources:
For more info, see Tall Ships 2007 website: http://www.tallshipsnovascotia.com
Flag Image: Flags of the World Group http://www.EdwardMooney.com/miniflags/

Rig: Barque

USA

Rig: Full Rigged

Rig: Tern Schooner

Bermuda

Rig: Tern Schooner

Canada

Rig: Barquentine

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