The Ship Iceberg Collision Database is a Microsoft Access 2000 database that catalogues 200 years of ship iceberg collisions in the North Atlantic. Many of these collisions occurred on or near the Grand Banks of Newfoundland but others occurred further afield; in the Arctic, off Greenland, and in the fjords of Alaska. Collision details have been culled from a huge variety of sources; two of the more notable being Lloyd’s List and The New York Maritime Register. If references to information sources are missing for some events then it is likely that these two cited newspapers are the original sources. The collision database was initially conceived during a study of sea ice extents off Newfoundland and has continued to evolve. Much of the original information has been augmented by further research, and where possible, the database includes information about the nature of the damage, the weather and sea state, the ice conditions, the vessel route and location at the time, and vessel characteristics. In addition, photographs of the vessel, vessel damage, and images of charts showing ice conditions are included.