I’ve never heard of any other ship hitting an iceberg but I’m sure it must have happened prior to the Titanic a few times. However, were there any iceberg related maritime incidents after the Titanic?
I think this will depend on your definition of “iceberg.” Watching “Deadliest Catch” a couple of years ago, there was a segment in which one of the boats was creeping through waters with numerous large chunks of ice, the biggest of which were estimated to weigh 10-20,000 pounds. They were moving very slowly, so that even though the chunks of ice were contacting the ship, they weren’t doing any major damage. Going faster would have risked the ice penetrating the hull.
Were those icebergs? According to the definition laid out at Wikipedia, yes. Presumably you’re looking for more substantial collisions though, in which case Googling “iceberg collisions” leads to this compendium. Don’t know how comprehensive it is, although it appears to cover 150 years or so, and the most recent one listed is in 2000.