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This is a list of drowning victims in chronological order. The reasons for drowning are diverse and range from suicide, to accidents or murders.

William Adelin (born 1103) and his half sister Matilda FitzEdith, countess of Perches (born circa 1090), children of King Henry I of England, drowned in the Channel on 25 November 1120 in the White Ship wreck. Kilij Arslan died trying to escape across the Khabur river, having lost the battle that took place near the river. Empress Zhu is believed to have committed suicide by drowning herself in 1127 after the Jingkang Incident because she was a victim of sexual abuse. Taira no Koremori is believed to have committed suicide on May 10, 1184 after defeated at the Battle of Kurikara. Emperor Antoku, Taira no Tokiko, Tomomori, Noritsune and many other members of the Taira clan committed suicide on April 25, 1185 after defeated at the Battle of Dan no ura. Friedrich I Barbarossa, Duke of Swabia and Holy Roman Emperor, drowned in the Göksu River (Cilicia) on 6 June 1190 during the Third Crusade, leaving an unstable alliance between Richard I of England and Philip II of France. Henry of Antioch, the son of Bohemund IV of Antioch, drowned at sea in June 1276. King Magnus IV of Sweden and Norway (as Magnus VII), 1316 – 1374. Zhao Bing and Lu Xiufu committed suicide after defeated at Battle of Yamen, and Southern Song fell, on March 19, 1279. Saint John of Nepomuk, martyred by drowning in 1393.

Percy Bysshe Shelley, influential English Romantic poet, in a sudden storm while sailing off Livorno on 8 July 1822. Charles Clement Johnston, U. S. Representative from Virginia, drowned in the Potomac River near Alexandria, Virginia in 1832. Lucas Barrett, English naturalist and geologist in 1862. Gonçalves Dias, a Brazilian Romantic poet, playwright, ethnographer, lawyer and linguist, in 1864. Constantine W. Buckley, former Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives, drowned in the Brazos River near Columbia, Texas on 19 December 1865. William Collinson Sawyer 1st Bishop of Grafton and Armidale died on Sunday, 15 March, 1868 when the boat he was travelling in sank on the Clarence River. Richard Kirwan, English cricketer and Anglican clergyman, drowned while bathing in the sea off Sidmouth on 2 September 1872. Julius Krohn (b. 1835), founder of the scientific study of folklore, and influential journalist, author and translator. Ethnically German but active in Finland. Drowned in a freak sailing accident in 1888. L'Inconnue de la Seine, an unknown woman allegedly found dead in the river Seine in the late 1880s. Her death mask was reproduced and displayed in artists' studios.

Consort Zhen (born 1876), consort of Guangxu Emperor, thrown into a well by Empress Dowager Cixi, August 15, 1900. Isadore Rush (born ? ), American actress. Drowned off the beach at San Diego, Hotel Del Coronado November 1904. Grace Brown (born 1886), American garment industry worker. She drowned in New York's Big Moose Lake on June 11, 1906, after she fell out of a boat being rowed by her boyfriend, Chester Gillette, nephew of her employer. Witnesses said Gillette had struck her on the head with a tennis racket before she went into the water; he claimed she had jumped out. After a murder trial that drew national attention, Gillette was convicted and sentenced to death; he was executed two years later. The case inspired Theodore Dreiser's novel An American Tragedy. Ernst Schultz (born 1879), Danish sprinter. Drowned while swimming in Roskilde Fjord, 20 June 1906.

Sir W. S. Gilbert (b. 1836), British humorist, librettist of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas, drowned on 29 May 1911 while going to the rescue of two other swimmers in the lake at his home. He may have died from a heart attack rather than by drowning. Michel Tamarati (born 1858), a Georgian Catholic priest and historian, died while trying to rescue a drowning man in a stormy sea near Santa Marinella, Italy, on September 16, 1911. John Jacob Astor IV (born 1864) drowned in the Titanic disaster in 1912. Benjamin Guggenheim (born 1865) drowned in the Titanic disaster in 1912. Isidor Straus and wife Ida Straus, drowned in the Titanic disaster. Grigori Rasputin (died 1916), Russian mystic and Imperial adviser. The aristocratic faction tried to kill him using several methods, including, after poison, several gunshots; this is believed to be the main cause of his death, but after his body was thrown in the Neva River (and later recovered), many tend to believe that drowning was the final cause of his death. For others, attributing death to drowning means adding to a legend. Enrique Granados drowned after jumping out of a lifeboat to rescue his wife following the torpedoing of their ship by the German navy during World War I in 1916. Tom Thomson, Canadian painter who died in a canoeing accident in Algonquin Provincial Park in 1917.

William Wilton (born 1865), Scottish football manager (Rangers F. C.), drowned in a boating accident at Gourock, Scotland in 1920. Little Lord Fauntleroy (murder victim), an unidentified child found in Waukesha, Wisconsin, on March 8, 1921. He had been hit in the head with a blunt instrument and was thrown into a quarry, which resulted in his death. Pavel Urysohn (born 1898), Russian mathematician and topologist, drowned on 17 August 1924 while on holiday in France. Sacadura Cabral died on 15 November 1924 after his airplane disappeared over the English Channel, along with his co pilot Mechanical Corporal José Correia. As no bodies were found, it is not known whether they actually drowned. Ida Vihuri (born 1882), Finnish politician, died on 7 September 1929 in the shipwreck of SS Kuru.

J. W. H. T. Douglas, (1882–1930), cricketer, died unsuccessfully trying to rescue his father after a collision at sea. Starr Faithfull (1906–1931), American socialite, drowned near Long Beach, New York in June 1931; whether her death was homicide, suicide or accident was never determined. Bertie Johnston, Australian politician, drowned at Black Rock, Victoria in 1932. Hart Crane, poet; suicide in the Caribbean in April 1932. Eugene James (1913–1933), Kentucky Derby winning American jockey drowned in Lake Michigan while swimming at Chicago's Oak Street Beach. Oskar Kumpu (1889–1935), Finnish Olympic wrestler and Red Army officer, drowned while swimming in the Olonka River in the Soviet Union. Jiro Sato (1908–1934), Japanese tennis player, committed suicide in the Strait of Malacca on April 5, 1934. James Murray, (1901–1936), actor, found drowned in the Hudson River, possible suicide. Alfonsina Storni, (1892–1935), Argentine poet, committed suicide in Mar del Plata, Argentina. Michalina Isaakowa (1880–1937), Polish amateur entomologist, traveler and writer drowned in Peru.

Virginia Woolf (born 1882), British writer, committed suicide on 28 March 1941. Osamu Dazai (born 1909), Japanese writer, committed shinjū in the Tamagawa Aqueduct on June 13, 1948.

Arky Vaughan (born 1912), baseball Hall of Famer, drowned after falling from his fishing boat on 30 August 1952. Susan Martin (1945–1958) and Virginia Martin (1947–1958) died by drowning in the Columbia River in unexplained circumstances when they, along with their mother, father, and older sister, disappeared in December 1958.

Victor Prather (born 1926), U. S. Navy flight surgeon, drowned on May 4, 1961, after the landing of the Strato Lab V balloon flight, which set a new manned balloon altitude record. David Kenyon Webster of the 101st Airborne Division (Band of Brothers) was lost at sea, September 9, 1961, while shark fishing. Presumed drowned. Klara Dan von Neumann (born 1911), pioneer in computer science, drowned on 10 November 1963 in La Jolla, California. Johnny Burnette, pop singer known for hits such as "You're Sixteen", drowned after a boating accident on August 14, 1964. Lao She (born 1899), Chinese novelist and dramatist. Experienced mistreatment when the Cultural Revolution began in 1966, committed suicide by drowning himself in Beijing's Taiping Lake on 24 August 1966. Prince Frederick of Prussia (born 1911), died in 1966 at Reinhartshausen, Germany, after drowning in the Rhine. Eric Fleming, actor best known for his role in the CBS series Rawhide, drowned on 28 September 1966, in a remote river in Peru's back country while filming the made for TV movie "Selva Alta" ("High Jungle") for MGM. Harold Holt, serving Prime Minister of Australia, presumed to have drowned on 17 December 1967. Brian Jones (born 1942), original guitarist of The Rolling Stones, drowned in Hartfield, Sussex, England, in his own swimming pool on 3 July 1969. Classified as "death by misadventure". Mary Jo Kopechne (born 1940), drowned in Ted Kennedy's Oldsmobile Delta 88 in a car accident off of Chappaquiddick Island in mid July 1969.

Albert Ayler, jazz musician, suspected suicide November 1970. George Duncan (born 1930), Australian law lecturer, drowned in Adelaide's River Torrens after being thrown in by a group of men believed to have been police officers charged with enforcing vice laws, particularly gay cruising on the riverbanks. No suspects have ever been identified in the case, but outrage over it led South Australia to become the first Australian state to fully decriminalize homosexuality three years later. Cengaver Katrancı (born 1964), a Turkish boy, who lived in West Berlin. He is one of the youngest victims of the Berlin Wall's existence. Drowned in the Spree on October 30, 1972. István Kertész, orchestral conductor, accident, 16 April 1973. Josef Mengele (born 1911), war criminal and leader of the Nazi human experimentation programme, drowned while swimming off the Brazilian coast in 1979. Horatio Strother (born 1930), American historian and educator who accidentally drowned while swimming in Hidden Lake in Haddam, Connecticut, in 1974.

Jim Hodder, (born 1947), American drummer who drowned in his pool in 1990. Robert Maxwell, newspaper magnate, disappeared from his yacht under mysterious circumstances in 1991, body later recovered off the coast of Tenerife, Canary Islands. Will Sinnott, bass player and keyboardist for The Shamen, who drowned while swimming in the Canary Islands in 1991. Kiyoshi Nishimura, Japanese film maker, committed suicide on November 17, 1993. Tom Mees, longtime sportscaster for ESPN, drowned while trying to rescue his 4 year old daughter in a neighbor's swimming pool, in 1996. The daughter survived. David Chan Yuk cheung (Chinese: 陈毓祥, born 1950), a leader of Baodiao movement in Hong Kong, drowned in the sea during a protest in 1996. Jeff Buckley (born 1966), singer songwriter, drowned in the Wolf River in Memphis, Tennessee in 1997. Mae Boren Axton, songwriter known as "The Queen Mother of Nashville" and mother of singer Hoyt Axton, drowned in her hot tub at her home in Hendersonville, Tennessee, in 1997, after an apparent heart attack. Nerine Kidd Shatner (Born July 13, 1959) actress/model and the third wife of William Shatner drowned while swimming alone in the couple's pool.

Dawn Brancheau, SeaWorld trainer, killed during a killer whale show and suffered a blunt trauma on February 24, 2010. Toshiharu Ikeda, Japanese film director and screenwriter, committed suicide in December 2010. Marie France Pisier, French actress, found dead in her swimming pool April 2011. Nandana, the 8 year old daughter of Indian singer K. S. Chithra, drowned after falling into a swimming pool in Dubai, April 2011. Whitney Houston, American singer, found dead in her bathtub following a barbiturate overdose, February 2012. Rodney King, American construction worker, victim of police brutality, found dead in his swimming pool with alcohol, marijuana and cocaine in his system, June 2012. Elisa Lam (born 1991), Canadian tourist in Los Angeles, found in the water tank atop the hotel where she was staying on February 19, 2013. Flash floods in Port Louis, Mauritius on 30 March 2013 cause drowning of 11 adults Sylvia Wright (46 year old), Jeffrey Wright (18 year old), Amrish Teewary (24 year old), Trishul Teewary (19 year old), Keshav Ramdhary (29 year old), Vikesh Khoosye (25 year old), Vincent Lai (age 45), Rabindranath Bhobany (age 52), Stevenson Henriette (age 32), Retnon Sithanen (age 36), and Christabel Moorghen in tunnels, waterways and carpark. David Bird, American journalist, found in a river near his home 14 months after he was last seen alive in early 2014. Alan Kurdi (born 2012), Syrian child, drowned in the Mediterranean off the Turkish coast on September 2, 2015, while his family was trying to enter Greece and seek refugee status from their country's civil war. A photograph of Kurdi's body lying lifeless on the shore sparked global outrage over the plight of Syrian refugees. Santiago Maldonado, drowned while trying to cross río Chubut while escaping from the federal law enforcement. Sally Brampton, English journalist, writer and magazine editor, committed suicide by walking into the sea at St Leonards on 10 May 2016. Maria Ladenburger, died of drowning in the German river Dreisam on October, 16th 2016 after being sexually assaulted. Vladimir Cvijan, died of drowning in the Danube in Belgrade, Serbia on 5 January 2018. His death was kept hidden from the public for 3 years, until it was revealed in March 2021. Dolores O’Riordan, Irish musician and vocalist for the Cranberries died of drowning caused by alcohol poisoning in her bathtub at the London Hilton on Park Lane hotel on 15 January 2018. Sridevi, veteran Indian actress, died aged 54 on 24 February 2018 after drowning in the bathtub of her room in a hotel in Dubai, where she had gone to attend a marriage. Initially, the cause of her death was known as a heart attack, but it was later confirmed to be drowning. It is believed that she was under the influence of alcohol when she died. Eric Geboers, age 55, a 5 time Belgian world champion motocross racer, died on 6 May 2018, while trying to save his drowning dog. Ray Emery, Canadian ice hockey goaltender, drowned in Hamilton Harbour on July 15, 2018. Florijana Ismaili, Swiss Footballer, drowned in Lake Como in July 2019. Chan Yin lam (born 2004), drowned in the ocean off Hong Kong September 19, 2019. Her death was ruled a suicide; conspiracy theories circulated that she had actually been killed by the police over her participation in the ongoing protests.

On 8 July 2020, Alex Pullin (also known as 'Chumpy'), an Australian Olympic snowboarder, drowned after a spearfishing accident at Palm Beach, Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia. Also on 8 July 2020, actress and singer Naya Rivera drowned in Lake Piru, Ventura County, California, after saving her son. After being declared a missing person and a subsequent search and rescue mission, her body was found on 13 July 2020. On 26 November 2021, the Norwegian YouTuber Apetor drowned at Jakobs dam, a lake west of Kongsberg, Norway. He was rescued by divers and flown by air ambulance to Ullevål University Hospital in Oslo, though he was unable to be resuscitated and died on the 27th. On November 5, 2022, American singer Aaron Carter drowned in a bathtub at his California home after inhaling difluoroethane and taking alprazolam. On October 28, 2023, American actor Matthew Perry died of an apparent drowning in his hot tub at his Pacific Palisades home at the age of 54.