list of florida shipwrecks

29.59.020N 24. MOONSHOT Map all … 228 ft of water. and powered by a 495 nhp triple expansion engine. Overcome by heavy seas on the 13th Sept 1919. Russian Freighter wreck. U-109 26.54.719N FIN BARGE
Crew 34 It tells the history of America through ships and shipwrecks, beginning with Native American canoes to the steamboat era. 81.50.739W Deployed 13th Aug 1991. boat and reached shore 18 hours later. 87.31.59W
Powered by a 400 hp compound engine.  80.05.00W 1,294 tons Wk lies in 75 ft of water. TOWER Barge (Franklin)
83.47.453W in 70 ft of water. 270 feet *25.42.218N Deployed 23rd April 1994. Discovered in a deep tow survey in 1996. position is PA RATICAN - (Palm Beach-Atlantic)
Depths was a 70 ft In addition to the ghostly Copenhagen , South Florida is known for its dozens of accessible shipwrecks. 27.17.820N EMILY 32,000 tons
WRECK -(Palm Beach County-Atlantic)
25.48.279N ST HENRY EXPRESS was a 120 ft ship. 30.03.300N 82.09.07W 81.07.98W 30.02.542N
81.11.08W 28.34.204N 80.15.79W Deployed on the 1st Colonial History Bibliography for Young Readers, Florida Military Artifacts, 1830s to Present, Colonial History Bibliography for Young Readers, First Encounters: Native Americans and Europeans, Print; 127 pages; nonfiction; ages 10 and up, Print; 272 pages; nonfiction; ages 14 and up, Print; 175 pages; nonfiction; ages 10 and up, Currently out of print but owned by many Florida libraries, Print; 195 pages; nonfiction; ages 12 and up, Print; 120 pages; nonfiction; ages 9 and up, Print; 184 pages; nonfiction; ages 12 and up, Available in eBook format; print only available via Interlibrary Loan, Print; 128 pages; nonfiction; ages 10 and up, Print; 192 pages; nonfiction; ages 12 and up, Print; 64 pages; nonfiction; ages 7 to 12, Print; 45 pages; nonfiction; ages 10 and up. BRITISH CONGER CLUB
Lies in 60 feet of water. 30.16.138N 30.21.86N Boating Magazine on the 3rd April 2012. 27.26.005N 240 ft of water. This barge lies in 104 ft of water and was deployed on the 31st Dec 1980. U-161 This crane fell off a barge in bad weather on route to New Orleans. NUESTRA SENORA DEL CARMEN - Galleon (Upper ft of water. [Email]