List of sailing boat types

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The following is a partial list of sailboat types, including keelboats, dinghies, catamarans, trimarans, and windsurfing boards etc etc.

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Keelboats and yachts

Classes of Keelboats (Worldwide List)

List of ISAF international keelboat classes
11 mR 12 mR 2.4 mR 5.5 mR 6 mR 8 mR Dragon Etchells Flying Fifteen H-boat J/22 J/24 Melges 24 Open 50 Monohull Open 60 Monohull Soling Sonar Star Tempest Yngling

Sailing dinghies (ISAF International Classes)
14 Foot \| 29er \| 420 \| 470 \| 49er \| 505 \| Cadet \| Contender \| Enterprise \| Europe \| Finn \| Fireball \| Flying Dutchman \| Flying Junior \| Laser Standard \| Laser 4.7 \| Laser II \| Lightning \| Mirror \| Moth \| OK Dinghy \| Optimist \| Snipe \|Splash \| Sunfish \| Topper \|Vaurien \| Zoom 8

Laser boats
Laser 2 \| Laser 4.7 \| Laser 4000 \| Laser Pico \| Laser Radial \| Laser SB3 \| Laser Standard \| Laser Vortex

Sailing Scow Classes
A-Scow \| C-Scow \| E-Scow \| I-20 \| Melges 17 \| M Scow \| MC Scow

Classes and types of catamarans, trimarans and multihulls (worldwide list)
A-Catamaran \| ARC 17 \| ARC 21 \| ARC 22 \| Beachcat \| Dart 15 \| Dart 16 \| Dart 18 \| Dragonfly 800 \| Formula 16 \| Formula 18 \| Hobie \| Mystere \| Proa \| RC 27 \| RC 30 \| Taipan 4.9 \| Tornado \| Open Ocean Performance Sixties

Windsurfing boards (worldwide list)
Formula Windsurfing \| Funboard \| Klepper \| Mistral \| Mistral Junior \| \| Raceboard

Clipper ships, designers & builders
British-built clippers
Ariel \| Blackadder \| Cutty Sark \| Hallowe'en \| Leander \| Lothair \| Norman Court \| Sir Lancelot \| Tayleur \| Thermopylae \| Tsaitsing
American-built clippers
Champion of the Seas \| Flying Cloud \| Lightning
British designers and builders
Hercules Linton \| William Lithgow \| Scott & Linton
American designers and builders
Donald McKay

Sails, Spars and Rigging
Sails
Course \| Driver \| Extra \| Genoa \| Gennaker \| Jib \| Lateen \| Mainsail \| Moonsail \| Spanker \| Spinnaker \| Spritsail \| Staysail \| Studding \| Tallboy \| Topgallant \| Topsail \| Trysail
Sail anatomy and materials
Clew \| Dacron \| Foot \| Head \| Kevlar \| Leech \| Luff \| Roach \| Tack
Spars
Boom \| Bowsprit \| Fore-mast \| Gaff \| Jigger-mast \| Jury Rig \| Main-mast \| Mast \| Mizzen-mast \| Masthead Truck \| Spinnaker Pole \| Yard
Rigging components
Backstay \| Block \| Boom vang \| Braces \| Buntlines \| Cleat \| Clevis Pin \| Clewlines \| Cunningham \| Downhaul \| Forestay \| Gasket \| Gooseneck \| Guy \| Halyard \| Outhaul \| Parrell beads \| Peak \| Preventer \| Ratlines \| Rigging (Running) \| Shackle \| Rigging (Standing) \| Sheet \| Shroud \| Stay mouse \| Stays \| Throat \| Topping lift \| Trapeze

Sailing Manoeuvres
Broach \| Capsize \| Close Hauled \| Death Roll \| Heeling \| Hiking \| In Irons \| Jibe \| Planing \| Reaching \| Running \| Reefing \| Tack \| Trapezing \| Wear

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