Mary Rose

**Mary Rose**
	1511 carrack warship
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Instance of	carrack; shipwreck; museum ship; naval vessel; preserved watercraft; archaeological find;
Location	Portsmouth, City of Portsmouth, Hampshire, South East England, England
Country of origin	Kingdom of England;
Has use	museum ship;
Operator	English Navy; Royal Navy;
Location of creation	Portsmouth;
Shipping port	Portsmouth;
Heritage designation	protected shipwreck (Section 1) (1000075);
Service entry	1511;
Significant event	keel laying (1510); ship launching (1511); shipwrecking (1545); marine salvage (1966–1982);
Powered by	sail;
Beam	11.66 m;
Draft	4.6 m;
Length	45 m;
Height	4.6 m (moulded depth);
Said to be the same as	Mary Rose
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	50° 47′ 59″ N, 1° 06′ 24″ W
Authority file
	Q544894; VIAF cluster ID: 168148996010759752489; Library of Congress authority ID: n77019959; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 13509322r; NORAF ID: 90340407; National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007605786205171; National Heritage List for England number: 1000075
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English: The Mary Rose was an English Tudor carrack warship built in 1509-1510.

Historical images

English: A watercolour painting of an iron gun from the Mary Rose, circa 1836
English: A canon ball from the Mary Rose, engraved and sold as a souvenir
English: Canons from the Mary Rose, on display in the Mary Rose Museum
English: A set of bollock daggers
English: Various equipment for loading and firing cannon