Shipwrecks and Sunken Vessels

Attributes vesslterms feature_type Wrecks - Submerged, dangerous chart US,US,graph,Chart 11453 latdec 24.736329 londec -81.103657 depth sounding_type history quasou depth unknown watlev always under water/submerged

Attributes vesslterms feature_type Wrecks - Submerged, dangerous chart US,US,graph,Chart 11450 latdec 24.9344405 londec -81.0192852 depth sounding_type history quasou depth unknown watlev always under water/submerged

39.8332333333333 -72.1724833333333

Michael Mcfadyen Converted Ly-Ee-Moon. Screw steamer; built as a paddle steamer, 1202 tons or 1001 tons. #28737. Built at Blackwall, England, 1859; reg. Sydney, 19/1878. Lbd 282.4 x 27.3 x 16.6 ft. She was the fastest paddle steamer launches in England, with a speed of 17 knots. Two funnels and three evenly-spaced masts gave her a pleasing appearan...

Florida Gulf Shipwrecks

29.82 -86.2733333333333

SS Atlantus is the most famous of the twelve concrete ships built by the Liberty Ship Building Company in Brunswick, Georgia during and after World War I.  The steamer was launched on 5 December 1918, and was the second concrete ship constructed in the World War I Emergency Fleet. The war had ended a month earlier, but the Atlantus was used...

Nautilus

89' deep N33 24.311 W077 42.717 33.405179986730218 -77.711970023810863

Attributes vesslterms feature_type Wrecks - Submerged, dangerous chart US,US,graph,Chart 11400 latdec 28.805551 londec -82.8351063 depth sounding_type history Multiple Wrecks quasou watlev always under water/submerged

29.725 -86.365