Editing André Masséna (section)

==Commemoration==
[[File:Statue Masséna à Nice.jpg|thumb|{{ill|Statue of Masséna|fr|Statue de Masséna}} in his native Nice by [[Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse]]]]
Masséna is the namesake of one of the [[Boulevards of the Marshals]] that circle Paris, having also a [[Pont Masséna|bridge]] named after him. The village of [[Massena (village), New York|Massena]] in New York was settled by French lumbermen in the early 19th century and named in Masséna's honor. [[Massena, Iowa]], also in the United States and in turn named for the community in New York, honors Masséna with a portrait of him in [[Centennial Park (Massena, Iowa)|Centennial Park]]. His birthplace, [[Nice]], is the location of [[Nice#Place Masséna|Place Masséna]], also named after him. The palatial Museé Masséna in Nice houses memorabilia of Masséna's life but was constructed by his grandson and is named for him.

Masséna had a French battleship named after him. The ship was built as part of the 1890 French naval construction program. It was the fourth of five ships, and was designed by naval architect [[Louis de Bussy]]. It did not see major combat, and its final service was as a breakwater in the [[Gallipoli campaign]] in 1915.{{sfn|Caresse|2023|pp=142-158}}