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Resources
American & Foreign Shipwrecks
ShipWrecks.com has been a source of valuable shipwreck and diving
information on the Web for well over a decade.
It is the official website of the Sea Research Society.
The president of Sea Research Society is Dr. E. Lee Spence, a pioneer
in underwater archaeology and discover of numerous shipwrecks, including
the Civil War submarine Hunley.
IDI also offers specialty training in shipwreck research & salvage, underwater
archaeology, etc. leading to certification by the sea Research Society as a
Shipwreck Consultant.
This website has a brief description of shipwrecks around Cape Breton Island,
and is the premiere website for the DVD release of Seaweed and Gold,
discovery of the ill-fated Chameau.
Exceeding the challenges of Deep Ocean
Shipwreck Exploration against creative Imaging
This site lists VOC shipwrecks from 1597-1800
Shipwreck database covering the whole of Ireland
Canadian Underwater Archaeological Survey
Treasure Ship
Major Shipwreck Database for North America listing more than 100,000 wrecks....
Lake Michigan Database
including names, GPS coordinates, depths, and brief histories of sinkings...
Compiled by the Minnesota Historical Society, this includes 47 ships
wrecked in Lake Superior.
This is an extensive database of European shipwreck resources.
Explore these underwater marvels.
This is a searchable database of wrecks and navigational obstructions sponsored
by NOAA.
This databasecharts is maintained by NOAA
and contains old nautical charts of river systems and offshore locales.
General information is provided.
A webguide for divers and armchair adventurers.
Ship registration records at the National Archives in Ottawa are available here..
International registry of Sunken Ships....
This directory includes maritime museums, record offices, archives, and historical societies across the world.
Shipwrecks
New York
Calamianes, Philippines
Nova Scotia
North Carolina
Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
Between the tip of Cape North and the coastal community of Ingonish lie
the remains of over two hundred shipwrecks and 14 miles off the coast
is St. Paul Island with over 350 recorded shipwrecks.
Wrecks Worldwide is dedicated to getting scuba divers on the most exciting
shipwrecks worldwide. It specializes in organizing dive travel to great
destinations.
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