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The Northern Shipwrecks Database project is an inventory of more than 100,000 North American shipwrecks. Since 1979, the Northern Shipwrecks Database project has documented more than 100,000 North American wrecks. In use by two federal governments, their navies, several government departments, many universities, museums and libraries plus hundreds of divers, this database has grown from 6,600 records on paper in 1988, to 65,000 DOS-ified records in 1997, and lately more than 100,000 records in a searchable Windows format.
http://www.northernmaritimeresearch.com/
(Added: Fri Aug 01 2003)
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- Dreamwrecks
The most spectacular shipwrecks of the world! Aboard their catamaran, Blue Manta, the diving duo of Dominique Serafini and Catherine Salisbury search out and explore these legendary vessels. Through their paintings, photography and stories, they capture the mysterious beauty of these shipwrecks for divers and non-divers alike.
http://www.dreamwrecks.com/
(Added: Fri Nov 25 2005)
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- Graveyard of the Pacific
The Shipwrecks of Vancouver Island. It has been said that there is a wrecked ship for every mile of coast along the Graveyard of the Pacific. This is probably a low estimate, for we often know of the large vessels that met with tragedy, but rarely of small craft lost to the rocks and breakers.
http://www.pacificshipwrecks.ca/
(Added: Thu Dec 09 2004)
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- Great Lakes Shipwreck Preservation Society
The Great Lakes Shipwreck Preservation Society (GLSPS) was formed in May 1996 as an instrument to stabilize and restore our deteriorating shipwrecks of the Great Lakes region. The society is a non-profit tax exempt 501.c.3 organization whose members are divers, historians, and those who share a common love of shipwrecks and a vision of preserving these underwater treasures. The GLSPS was formed to deal with the unique technological and legal aspects of these underwater sites.
http://www.glsps.org/
(Added: Mon Dec 12 2005)
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- Hunting New England Shipwrecks
As you explore the site, you'll find that it provides historical backgrounds, pictures and other information on some of New England's best-known shipwrecks. It also provides maps and charts of the area, and detailed information on locating and diving on wrecks.
http://www.wreckhunter.net/
(Added: Wed Jan 10 2007)
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- MinnesotaShipwrecks.org
We are proud to offer the most comprehensive collection of information regarding Minnesota’s vast array of shipwrecks and other submerged points of interest. This site covers all known shipwrecks in Minnesota, including sites that are located in inland lakes and rivers.
http://www.minnesotashipwrecks.org/
(Added: Mon Dec 03 2007)
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- Odyssey Marine Exploration
Deep Ocean Shipwreck Archaeology Recovery. Odyssey utilizes innovative methods and state-of-the-art technology to conduct extensive deep ocean search and recovery operations around the world. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has estimated that there are over 3 million shipwrecks in the world. Odyssey's proprietary shipwreck database contains over 3,000 deep ocean shipwrecks that may contain valuable cargo. The company has numerous shipwreck projects in various stages of development throughout the world. Since its inception, Odyssey has spent millions conducting research, acquiring technology and negotiating with ownership interests to identify shipwreck projects.
http://www.shipwreck.net/
(Added: Mon Dec 12 2005)
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- The Wexford
Mystery Shipwreck of the 1913 Great Storm. Since her discovery at the bottom of Southern Lake Huron in August 2000, the story of her life as an ocean packet freighter, and, as a great lakes grain carrier, is just beginning to unfold. A renewed flurry of research interest has brought together heretofore-unknown facts.
http://www.shipwreckwexford.ca/
(Added: Wed Nov 19 2003)
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- Treasure Hunt
Archeologists think they've found the wrecked flagship of a scurvy pirate named Blackbeard. That's got us lubbers wondering what else might we find in Davy Jones' Locker?
http://whyfiles.org/036pirates/
(Added: Thu Jan 02 2003)
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