Shipwrecks and Sunken Vessels

Attributes RECRD 6954 VESSLTERMS KAWLIQAH FEATURE_TYPE Wreck - Submerged, dangerous to surface navigation LATDEC 30.246633 LONDEC -87.549839 GP_QUALITY High DEPTH 0 SOUNDING_TYPE YEARSUNK HISTORY SURVEY REQUIREMENT COMMENTS IDENTIFY ITEM FOUND AT SURVEY POSITION (100M SEARCH AREA). IF VERIFIED ìAS THE KAWLIQAH, ACQUIRE LEAST DEPTH. IF ITEM CANNOT B...

Attributes RECRD 376 VESSLTERMS EMPIRE MICA FEATURE_TYPE Wreck - Submerged, dangerous to surface navigation LATDEC 29.315222 LONDEC -85.353247 GP_QUALITY Low DEPTH 0 SOUNDING_TYPE YEARSUNK HISTORY HISTORY CHARTING SOURCE NOT ASCERTAINEDDESCRIPTION 24 NO.525; TANKER, 8032 GT, SUNK 6/29/42 BY SUBMARINE; POSITION ACCURACY WITHIN 1 MILE; CLEARED TO A L...

Attributes vesslterms feature_type Wrecks - Submerged, dangerous chart US,US,graph,Chart 11453 latdec 24.777375 londec -81.131387 depth sounding_type history quasou depth unknown watlev always under water/submerged

SHIP STEEL 70]]> 30.1115 -85.83

This 89' tug boat was sunk as an addition to the Atlantic City Reef complex on June 16, 2016. Built in 1954 as the Sharon Lee, by Calumet Shipyard & Dry Dock Company with a 1800 HP engine. The tugboat served a number of owners and operated under various names, including Heron, Bay Prince & Tobacco Pointe.

Barge Depth: 125

Tug Boat in approximately 60' of water (to top of tug?).      Area around it looks to be around 90-100' of water for the location. Can anyone confirm?

Attributes vesslterms feature_type Wrecks - Submerged, dangerous chart US,US,graph,Chart 11450 latdec 24.8909491 londec -81.167054 depth sounding_type history quasou depth unknown watlev always under water/submerged

The SS Valbanera was a steamship operated by the Pinillos Line of Spain from 1905 until 1919, when she sank in a hurricane with the loss of all 488 crew and passengers aboard. Valbanera was a 400-foot-long (120 m) steamer capable of carrying close to 1,200 passengers. She sailed a regular route between Spain and Puerto Rico, Cuba, and the Gulf Co...

Built for the Pacific Steam Navigation Co in Britain, RMS Orizaba was a Royal Mail Ship that played a key role in establishing the tradition of Orient Line, which named all its ships with the letter 'O'. It had a sister ship named RMS Oroya. Unfortunately, on 16 February 1905, the ship was wrecked off Rockingham, Western Australia, when...

Attributes RECRD 244 VESSLTERMS HOLLISWOOD FEATURE_TYPE Not Charted LATDEC 28.491928 LONDEC -84.016533 GP_QUALITY Poor DEPTH 0 SOUNDING_TYPE YEARSUNK HISTORY HISTORYLNM23/83--WK SUNK IN 1920 STILL REMAINS IN APPROX. LAT.28-29-30N, LONG.84-01W.DESCRIPTION 01 1920 24 NO.8379; CARGO, 1141 GT, SUNK 6/30/20 BY MARINE CASUALTY, POS. ACCUR. 5-10 MILES. SU...

Attributes RECRD 8349 VESSLTERMS SWIFTWATER II FEATURE_TYPE Wreck - Submerged, dangerous to surface navigation LATDEC 24.69 LONDEC -80.856667 GP_QUALITY Low DEPTH 0 SOUNDING_TYPE YEARSUNK HISTORY HISTORY LNM39/86-- SUBMERGED WRECK OF F/V SWIFTWATER LOCATED IN APPROX. ìLAT. 24-41-24N, LONG. 80-51-24W. DESCRIPTION **** TELCON SAM DEBOW TO S. VERRY RE...