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MARINE TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY Global Submersible MUV Database - 2020 Last Review: 7/20/2020 Author: William Kohnen © 2020 LEGEND ACTIVE Subs De‐commisioned Depth Year Year No. Submersible Name Manuf./Type Operator feet meter Mfg Decomm Country 1 Limiting Factor Triton Submarines N/A 35834 10925 2018 USA 2 TRIESTE - Bathyscaphe US Navy US Navy 35791.36 10912 1959 1968 USA 3 DEEPSEA Challenger DEEPSEA Challenge Woodshole Oceanographic Institute 35778.24 10908 2011 YES USA 4 Archimedes CNEXO Ifremer 31160 9500 1961 YES France 5 JIAOLONG China Ship Scientific Research Ctr CSSRC / COMRA 22960 7000 2009 CHINA 6 SHINKAI 6500 JAMSTEC JAMSTEC 21320 6500 1989 Japan 7 DSV 1 - Trieste II US Navy US Navy 20000 6100 1968 1984 USA 8 Sea Cliff US Navy General Dynamics 20000 6100 1968 1998 USA 9 CONSUL AS-37 Malakhit Design Bureau, St-Petersbourg Russian Navy 19686 6000 2009 Russia 10 RUS AS-37 Malakhit Design Bureau, St-Petersbourg Russian Navy 19686 6000 2001 Russia 11 MIR 1 Rauma-Repola Oy PP Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, RAS 19680 6000 1987 2017 Russia 12 MIR 2 Rauma-Repola Oy PP Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, RAS 19680 6000 1987 2017 Russia 13 NAUTILE IFREMER IFREMER 19680 6000 1985 France 14 Aluminaut Reynolds Aluminum Co Reynolds Aluminum Co 15000 4600 1964 1970 USA 15 Shenhai Yongshi -Deep Sea Wa China Ship Scientific Research Ctr China Academie Sciences 14760 4500 2017 CHINA 16 ALVIN US Navy Woodshole Oceanographic Institute 14596 4450 1964 USA 17 FNRS3 France Navy FRANCE Navy 13448 4100 1954 YES France 18 TITAN Oceangate Inc Oceangate Inc 13120 4000 2019 USA 19 TURTLE US Navy General Dynamics 10000 3050 1968 1998 USA 20 CYANA CNEXO IFREMER 9840 3000 1969 2004 France 21 DeepQuest Lockheed Missiles & Space Lockheed Missiles & Space 8000 2425 1967 1980 USA 22 PISCES VI PISCES HYCO PISCES VI Subs 6600 2012 1975 1990 Canada 23 DOWB GM A,C, Division Santa Barbara Friendship SA 6500 2000 1967 1970 Colombia 24 PISCES 8 PISCES HYCO Vickers Oceanics 6500 2000 1975 1990 Canada 25 PISCES IV PISCES HURL, Hawaii Undersea Research Lab 6500 2000 1971 USA 26 PISCES IX PISCES HYCO HYCO 6500 2000 1975 1990 Canada 27 PISCES V PISCES HURL, Hawaii Undersea Research Lab 6500 2000 1973 USA 28 PISCES VII PISCES 4 sister PP Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, RAS 6500 2000 1975 1990 Russia 29 PISCES X PISCES HYCO Vickers Oceanics 6500 2000 1975 1990 Canada 30 PISCES XI PISCES 4 sister PP Shirshov Institute of Oceanology, RAS 6500 2000 1976 1990 Russia 31 Sever 2 Mariecoprom Scientific Industrial Association Ukraine Academy of Science 6500 2000 1969 YES Ukraine 32 Sever 2 Bis Mariecoprom Scientific Industrial Association Ukraine Academy of Science 6500 2000 1970 YES Ukraine 33 Shinkai 2000 JAMSTEC 6500 2000 1981 YES Japan 34 AVALON DSRV Lockheed Missiles & Space US Navy DSU 5000 1525 1972 2003 USA 35 MYSTIC DSRV Lockheed Missiles & Space US Navy DSU 5000 1500 1971 2009 USA 36 Cruise Sub 7 U-Boat Worx BV CE5.20 Private 4592 1400 2019 Asia 37 Deepstar 4000 Westinghouse Electric Corp. US Naval Oceanographic Office 4000 1220 1965 1972 USA 38 PISCES 3 PISCES HYCO Vickers Oceanics 3600 1098 1969 1985 Canada 39 AS-28 DSRV PRIZ Project 1855 - PRIZ Class Russian Navy 3300 1000 1986 Russia 40 AS-34 DSRV PRIZ Project 1855 - PRIZ Class Russian Navy 3300 1000 1989 Russia 41 MOBY TS3000/3 -03 Triton Submarines THE GREEN TEAM, INC.Cayman Islands 3300 1000 2015 USA 42 NADIR TS3000/3 -01 Triton Submarines BETA MARITIME LIMITED 3300 1000 2012 USA 43 SEAmagine #12 SEAmagine Hydrospace Corp MY HODOR 3300 1000 2020 USA 44 SUBFOX TS3000-4 Triton Submarines 3300 1000 2014 USA 45 TRITON 3000-5 Triton Submarines DUBAI FILM 3300 1000 2015 USA 46 TRITON 3000-6 Umbra Triton Submarines UTS LTD., A CAYMAN ISLANDS COMPAN 3300 1000 2016 USA 47 TRITON 3000-7 Umbra Triton Submarines Umbra Marine Ltd., A CAYMAN ISLANDS CO 3300 1000 2017 USA 48 TRITON 3000-8 Triton Submarines 6161 LLC, TX USA 3300 1000 2017 USA 49 U1001 TS 3000/3 -02 Triton Submarines U-Dive Ltd 3300 1000 2010 USA 50 US Sub 3300/3-1 Triton Submarines Triton Submarines 3300 1000 2011 USA 51 U-U Triton Submarines U-Dive Ltd 3300 1000 2016 USA 52 Deep Rover Deep Ocean Engr CANDIVE Ltd. 3280 1000 1984 YES Canada 53 Deep Rover 1001 Jules Deep Ocean Engr WHOI - MV ALUCIA 3280 1000 1994 USA 54 Deep Rover 1002 Jim Deep Ocean Engr WHOI - MV ALUCIA 3280 1000 1994 YES USA 55 ICTINEU 3 Ictineu Submarins SA Ictineu Submarins SA 3280 1000 2013 Spain 56 Johnson Sea Link II HBOI Harbor Branch 3280 1000 1975 2011 USA 57 LULA 1000 Foundation Rebikoff-Niggeler Foundation Rebikoff-Niggeler 3280 1000 2011 Portugal 58 Mermaid VIII Bruker Meerestechnik 3280 1000 1989 YES Germany 59 Deep Flight Challenger Hawkes Technology DeepSubs LLC 3000 1000 2008 ?? USA 60 DeepWorker 1000 (#21) Nuytco Deepworker in build (for Russia??) 3000 1000 2013 Russia 61 DeepWorker 1000 (#22) Nuytco Deepworker in build (for Russia??) 3000 1000 2013 Russia 62 DeepWorker 1000 (#23) Nuytco Deepworker in build (for Russia??) 3000 1000 2014 Russia 63 DeepWorker 1000 (#24) Nuytco Deepworker Russian Navy 3000 1000 2015 Russia 64 Dual Deep Worker 4 (#25 #26) Nuytco DualDeepworker Russian Navy 3000 1000 2014 Russia 65 Dual Deep Worker 5 (#27 #28) Nuytco DualDeepworker Russian Navy 3000 1000 2015 Russia 66 USS Dolphin US Navy US Navy 3000 914 1968 YES USA 67 Idabel Stanley Submarines R.I.D.E. 2660 810 2002 Honduras 68 Johnson Sea Link I HBOI Harbor Branch 2624 800 1971 2011 USA 69 PISCES 2 PISCES HYCO Vickers Oceanics 2600 793 1969 1990 Canada 70 OI ADS - WASP2A Oceaneering Intl WASP Oceaneering International 2300 700 1982 YES USA 71 OI ADS - WASP2A WASP Type 2A Oceaneering International 2300 700 1982 YES USA 72 OI ADS - WASP2A WASP Type 2A Oceaneering International 2300 700 1982 YES USA 73 OI ADS - WASP3 Oceaneering Intl WASP Oceaneering International 2300 700 2005 YES USA 74 OI ADS - WASP3 WASP Type 3 Oceaneering International 2300 700 2005 YES USA 75 JMSDF DSRV 1 Kawasaki Heavy Ind Japan Min. of Defense 2296 700 1985 JAPAN 76 JMSDF DSRV 2 Mitsuboshi Heavy Industry Japan Min. of Defense 2296 700 2002 JAPAN 77 JMSDF DSRV 3 Kawasaki Heavy Ind Japan Min. of Defense 2296 700 2017 JAPAN 78 NR1 US Navy Woodshole Oceanographic Institute 2296 700 1969 YES USA.
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