Isn’t there another battleship sunk near the Arizona?
No. There were only 3 that couldn’t be put back into service. Arizona, Oklahoma, and Utah Oklahoma was towed back to the mainland in 1947, but, capsized before reaching land, and, Utahwhich was being used as target practice by the Americans and was already out of service.
Actually, Pearl Harbor, while a tactical defeat of the Americans, was a strategic defeat of the Japanese. They missed blowing up the tank farm, and, most of the ships hit were returned to service. Leyte Gulf was was a bit of revenge for that.
Not a battleship but some type of smaller ship, the Utah. It’s on the northern point of Ford Island.
The USS Utah’s remains are on the other side of Ford Island.
The ex-USS Utah is directly across Ford Island from the Arizona. The guns had been removed and the ship re-designated AG-16 (no name) after the Washington Naval Treaty went into effect. They would sail it out of the harbor for aerial bombing practice (with inert bombs). 46 were killed when she went down. Attempts to salvage her, a la the Oklahoma, were not successful, and she still lies where she was when the attempts were abandoned. You can see traces on Google Maps.