A number of ships have been named Mexico, including:
Warships
- , a 445-ton gunboat of the Mexican Navy
Merchant ships
- Mexico (c.1826), a barque wrecked on Long Island in January 1837
- Mexico (1851), a sidewheel paddle steamer that later served in the Confederate and Union navies as General Bragg
- Mexico (1860), an iron barque wrecked at Southport on 9 December 1886
- , a passenger-cargo steamship connecting US Pacific north-west ports with Alaska, wrecked in 1897
- , a Spanish Transatlantic passenger-cargo steamship
- , a passenger-cargo steamship, built as Sobraon, and renamed when chartered for the Transatlantic services of Atlantic Transport Line; wrecked in 1895
- , a passenger steamship of the New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Company, later wrecked in Alaska as Yukon
- , a passenger-cargo steamship of French Line, operated on routes to the USA and Mexico
- , a passenger steamship of the New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Company, later Aleutian
- , an Argentinian coastal passenger-cargo steamship in service until 1958
- , a Mexican coastal passenger steamer, wrecked in 1937
- , an oil tanker that struck a mine in the North Sea and sank with a loss of 32 crew
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