Military

How long is a Type VII U-boat?

A Type VII U-boat is about 67 m (220 ft) long.

What is measured: WWII German submarine, hull length

Type VII U-boat (67 m) drawn to scale beside a city bus (12 m) and the Statue of Liberty (93 m)
Drawn to scale, from left to right: City bus (12 m), Type VII U-boat (67 m) and Statue of Liberty (93 m).

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How big is that, really?

  • A little longer than an Olympic swimming pool
  • About 64% of the length of a football (soccer) pitch
  • As long as about 3 tennis courts end to end
  • About 72% of the height of the Statue of Liberty
  • As long as about 6 city buses end to end

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Facts about Type VII U-boat

Type VII U-boats were the most numerous submarine class in history, with over 700 built during WWII.

Source: U-boat Archive, Type VII specifications

Military

NameSizeCompared with Type VII U-boat
Ancient Greek Trireme37 m (121 ft)0.55×
Mil Mi-2640 m (131 ft)0.6×
USS Monitor52 m (171 ft)0.78×
B-52 Stratofortress56.4 m (185 ft)0.84×
USS Constitution62 m (203 ft)0.93×
Type VII U-boat67 m (220 ft)this page
HMS Victory69 m (226 ft)1×
Type XXI U-boat76.7 m (252 ft)1.1×
Akula-Class Submarine113 m (371 ft)1.7×
Virginia-Class Submarine115 m (377 ft)1.7×

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