There are monuments to Makarov in his native Mykolayiv, Ukraine, and in Vladivostok and Kronstadt, Russia.
A number of ships have been named Admiral Makarov.
An island in the Tsivolk group of the Nordenskiöld Archipelago was named after him.
National University of Shipbuilding in Mykolaiv (Nikolayev) and State Maritime Academy in Saint Petersburg are named after him.

Three icebreakers have been named after Makarov.
The first was a steam-powered icebreaker built in 1941 as V. Molotov that was renamed Admiral Makarov in 1956.
The second Admiral Makarov was built in 1975 and remains in service as of 2015.
The third one, Stepan Makarov, is an icebreaking standby vessel that was completed in 2016.
There are monuments to Makarov in his native Mykolayiv, Ukraine, and in Vladivostok and Kronstadt, Russia. A number of ships have been named Admiral Makarov. An island in the Tsivolk group of the Nordenskiöld Archipelago was named after him. National University of Shipbuilding in Mykolaiv (Nikolayev) and State Maritime Academy in Saint Petersburg are named after him.
Three icebreakers have been named after Makarov. The first was a steam-powered icebreaker built in 1941 as V. Molotov that was renamed Admiral Makarov in 1956. The second Admiral Makarov was built in 1975 and remains in service as of 2015. The third one, Stepan Makarov, is an icebreaking standby vessel that was completed in 2016.
Stepan Makarov