Yes, Christopher Columbus had other ships besides the three he took to the New World.
In all, the ships Columbus captained included the Pinta, the Niiia, the Santa Maria, the Gallega, the Mariagalante, the Cardera, the San Juan, the Capitana, and the Santiago de Palos.

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