| Name: | BERMUDA DOCK |
| Type: | Floating Drydock |
| Launched: | 08/02/1902 |
| Completed: | 06/1902 |
| Builder: | CS Swan & Hunter |
| Yard: | Wallsend Yard |
| Yard Number: | 262 |
| Dimensions: | 545.0 x 99.0 x 33.0ft |
| Engines: | None |
| Engines by: | n/a |
| Propulsion: | n/a |
| Construction: | Steel |
| Reg Number: | n/a |
| History: | |
| 1902 | The Admiralty |
| 1946 | Regusci y Voulminot, Montevideo |
| 1974 | Tsakos, Montevideo |
| 1989 | Broken up |
| Comments: | Designed by Clark & Standfield with a lifting capacity 11700tons |
| Dimensions: overall length, width between walls & max internal draft | |
| At the time of her launch she was the world's largest floating structure | |
| 24/01/1902: An end section 119.0 x 95.9 x 26.9ft was launched | |
| 1902: Cost £225,600 | |
| 1902: Based in Bermuda | |
| 1906: In service. Delayed by completion of breakwater & berth | |
| 1925: Assigned name/pennant AFD 1 | |
| 1944: Docked 142 ships | |
| 1989: Broken up by Gerdau, Brazil |
Above photo copyright The Engineer
The day before the launch. Photo copyright the Municipal Archives of Trondheim
Launch of the dock 08/02/1902. Photo copyright Tyne and Wear Archives
Ready for delivery. Photo copyright the Municipal Archives of Trondheim
First test of the dock on the Medway 05/07/1902, lifting HMS SANS PAREIL
Shields Daily Gazette, Monday, 10/02/1902
Shields Daily Gazette, Monday, 26/05/1902