161. Wreck Diving, Shipwrecks, New,jersey, Maps, Fishing, Atlantic ,gps, Dgps, Loran 1438 shipwrecks off New Jersey in the North Atlantic Ocean, the Nation's Chartmaker for Wreck charts. http://www.gpscharts.com

Wreck Charts, Back Bay and Inlet Photo's 1438 Shipwrecks charts and maps with GPS and LORAN coordinates off the New Jersey, New York coast. Nowhere else will you find this many wrecks this close to shore. Home Search Contents Wreck Charts Back Bay and Inlet's ... LIVE WEB CAM NEW FOR 2004 Chart12326 Select the area you wish to view. Our Mission The Chart man is the Nation's only real time chart maker. As the only U.S. organization, using electronic imaging together with real time Photography to give extremely accurate charts, this office has a long history of wreck hunting. Today, it promotes accurate navigation to many wreck sites by managing large databases of wreck information. The task of inland waterway mapping through Photography, nautical chart overlay, data and GPS information. The components of GPSCHARTS.COM include: T he Wreck Chart Division collects ship wreck data to construct and maintain Wreck charts , Coast segment Charts, and related marine products for the North Atlantic Ocean of the United States. T he Back Bay Division directs Focus on the Inland Waterways and most importantly the inlets to the waterway.

162. Wetlands Of The Great Lakes Introduction to the landforms, hydrology, and ecology of the coastal wetlands of the lakes system, with links to more information and websites about plants, birds, shipwrecks, and related topics. http://www.msue.msu.edu/iosco/wetlandshome.htm

Wetlands of the Great Lakes Home Page A Webfoot Page brought to you by Michigan Sea Grant and Michigan State University Extension. The coastal wetlands of Lake Huron consist of several types that have distinctive geomorphological features and hydraulic regimes. Most are connected to the main lake in one way or the other. When water levels are high, the wetland is flooded. When water levels are low, the wetland begins to dry up. It is this random cycle of ups and downs that create conditions in a Great Lakes wetland that are very different from an inland wetland. These web pages will take you on a tour of some Lake Huron wetlands and explain some of the features. For information on the details, see the book Wetlands of the Great Lakes. See the map below for Great Lakes wetlands of the United States greater than 40 acres. A Typical Great Lakes Wetland A Great Lakes wetland is any wetland directly connected to one of the Lakes, and experiences the same changes in water levels. A coastal wetland is any wetland that meets the above criteria

163. Archaeology Ramparts: Maritime/Field Archaeology, Place-names In Wales Articles and information about archaeologicla discoveries in West Wales, shipwrecks in Carmarthen Bay, and a Carmarthenshire placename survey. http://www.telinco.co.uk/ta_and_hjj

'The Ramparts':: Archaeology, Maritime Subjects, Place-name studies . . . and more ENTER HERE The Ramparts, 4 SA31 1NG, Wales Last Edit 11 June 2002 Please send any comments or questions to xxxxx@tiscali.co.uk (replace xxxx with terry.james (this to avoid spam))

164. Corlett Maritimas Marine Archaeological Expedition - São Tomé - Index Page A family company which offers opportunities of involvement in the search and exploration of historical shipwrecks around the islands of S£o Tom© and Princip©. http://www.corlettmaritima.com/

Home Expedition Vessel Current Vacancies ... Contact Us Our Company C.A.M (Corlett Actividades Maritimas Limitada) is based on the island of São Tomé. The Company is a family concern. The prinicipal, born in the Isle of Man, comes from a long seafaring family, dating back to before the Vikings invaded the Isle of Man and has a maritime background from childhood. C.A.M. is involved with many marine projects and through our archaeologicial expedition project, in the waters of São Tomé and Principé, we are offering the opportunity for first hand involvement into the search and exploration of historical shipwrecks. Our expedition ship "R.S. Naomi Corlett" will be using the latest technology to search the sea-bed and below, to discover sunken ships, then dive to explore and document the never before visited sites. These waters around São Tomé and Principé have never before been explored with such intensity. We will be allowing small groups to participate in our expedition, divers or observers, the expedition will be filmed and documented, participants will be given a "certificate of participation" and a video recording of their involvement. An agreement of "non-disclosure" must be signed by all participants for security reasons.

165. Cutthroats Capsule review. While not one of Infocom's best games, it is still entertaining to play, and as it offers two shipwrecks, the game is somewhat replayable. http://www.matthewmurray.net/Reviews/ComputerGames/Cutthroats.html

Cutthroats (Infocom, 1984) An adventure game with an objective much different than that of typical adventure games, Cutthroats was a treasure hunt of a unique sort, as the treasure was beneath the waves. While most of the game did take place on dry land, there was quite a bit of plot, and a lot of color in the locales that made the game, and the characters it involved very believable. Though the dive for the treasure was exciting, it was certainly not the focus of the game, and not the most memorable part. While not one of Infocom's best games, it is still entertaining to play, and as it offers two shipwrecks (the divings of which are the only difference, as the rest of the plot remains the same), the game is somewhat replayable. Good if you enjoy real-life treasure hunts that are more "close-to-home" and present day than Infidel (though it is not as hard), Cutthroats is worth playing. Return to the Computer Games Review Page

166. Sable Island Preservation Trust :: Home Nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation of one of Canada's most isolated places. Sable Island, south-east of Halifax, Canada, is renowned for its wild horses and shipwrecks, as well as its fascinating geology and natural history. http://www.sabletrust.ns.ca

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada HOME ABOUT THE ISLAND ABOUT THE TRUST MEMBERSHIP ... Find Sable Island Latest News Sable Island Exhibition Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History, June 1 to October 31 May 2004 Newsletter now Available Trust partners with external consultant to raise funds, Sable Island...a legacy worth protecting, The year in review and [ ...more CBC's "Sounds like Canada" Features Sable [May 11, 2004] Sable Island is a place where you can see wild horses roaming free as the wind, gorgeous sunrises and sunsets, and stroll endless sandy beaches. It's also a place where thousands of sailors have drowned and died of exposure, and great white sharks chew to pieces 400 kilogram seals. [ more... President's Message [Dec-16-2003] Season’s Greetings from Sable Trust! This has been a busy time for people who care about Sable Island. This is a quick update to give you a few of the highlights. [ more...

167. Nordic And Baltic Wrecks & Shipfinds Nordic and Baltic wrecks shipfinds. The oldest Nordic shipfinds, besides logboats, are grave or sacrifice finds on land, mainly in Denmark and Norway. http://www.abc.se/~m10354/uwa/wrecks.htm

The oldest Nordic shipfinds, besides logboats , are grave or sacrifice finds on land, mainly in Denmark and Norway. Swedish east coast Swedish inland Swedish west coast Finland ... Iceland The cold brackish water of the Baltic Sea preserves wood for centuries. Many sunken ships still wait to be discovered. The lists are in chronological order. You can find more wrecks in the wreck databases and lists , in the worldwide wrecklist , under projects or through various academic departments or societies . Most of these wrecks are available for recreational diving , as an underwater museum. Back to Nordic Underwater Archaeology

168. Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum, A Maritime Museum In Upper Peninsula Michigan On W Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum, A maritime museum in the upper peninsula of Michigan on Whitefish Point, Listen to the Gordon Lightfoot song The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald while touring the http://www.edmundfitzgerald.org/

Museum Virtual Tours Shipwreck Society Online Shop ... Overnight Accommodations... Stay at the Light Station A unique travel and educational experience available year round, you can now visit Whitefish Point Light Station and experience premium overnight accommodations for an evening or two with guided museum tours. Click image for details. Shipwreck Coast Museum Store Click here and explore the finest museum store and nautical shop in the Midwest featuring maritime art, limited edition prints and an exceptional collection of books, videos and music. We offer a superb online collection of brass maritime gifts, chronometers, and many fine gifts for your home, study, office or boat. We further compliment your online visit with a large inventory of exclusive lighthouse replicas and quality apparel for all seasons. Please call us toll free, 888-492-3747 with any questions or to order by phone. Great Lakes Mariners Memorial Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society is in the midst of a major capital campaign to establish an international Great Lakes Mariners Memorial. The project will include expansion of the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum and complete restoration of historic structures at Whitefish Point. Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs The Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs serves to encourage, develop and facilitate an enriched environment of artistic, creative and cultural activity in Michigan. MCACA goals are to strengthen arts and culture; support arts education; recognize, reflect and celebrate cultural pluralism and broaden cultural understanding; establish and facilitate communications networks; increase visibility and awareness of the arts and culture; encourage new, creative and innovative works of art; and expand and develop funding resources.

169. Virtual Museum Welcome to the Virtual Museum! Learn about maritime archaeology and traditional shipbuilding with these selected articles What is underwater archaeology? http://www.abc.se/~pa/uwa/hot.htm

Welcome to the Virtual Museum! Learn about maritime archaeology and traditional shipbuilding with these selected articles: What is underwater archaeology? World's oldest ships? Excavation in Abydos, Egypt. Go for a virtual swim with the sphinxes in Alexandria , Egypt. The Nydam Boats , Iron Age warships in a bog. Traditional Boatbuilding in Goa, India , where they still make beautiful outriggers. Follow the raising of the Vasa and Mary Rose th and 17 th century warships. Nossa Senhora dos Mártires sank off Portugal in 1606 with Indian spices. The 18th century Mast Wreck rests on the sea bottom with one mast still standing. Eastindiaman Götheborg sank with Chinese goods in 1745. St Michael was headed for the Russian court but sank in 1747. All three masts still standing. The Stockholm Brig , recreating a 19 th century sailing ship from scratch. If you like underwater photos or videos of pristine wrecks, visit the Nedjan S/S Cedric Johannes Russ Yenisey ... Jura and Prosper The Champagne Wreck , spectacular salvage, but perhaps not very scientific.

170. Great Lakes Shipwreck Research Forwarding Brendon Baillod s Great Lakes Shipwreck Research has moved. It is now at http://my.execpc.com/~bbaillod/

Brendon Baillod's Great Lakes Shipwreck Research has moved. It is now at: www.ship-wrecks.net and www.ship-wrecks.org and www.ship-wreck.com Please adjust your links accordingly.

171. Documento Sin Título Translate this page http://www.arrakis.es/~histres/

172. Lake Erie Wrecks Shipwreck, Loran C. GPS, Adventure, TD43688.1 57000.9, LL41.38.84 82.41.73, America, N/A, LL41.49.657 82.38.066, Amarretta Mosher, N/A, LL 41.36.79 82.48.86, http://www.newwavescuba.com/maps/wrecks/map_wrecks.htm

Shipwreck Loran C. G.P.S. Adventure TD:43688.1 57000.9 LL:41.38.84 82.41.73 America N/A LL:41.49.657 82.38.066 Amarretta Mosher N/A LL: 41.36.79 82.48.86 Anthony Wayne N/A N/A Case TD:43742.3 56956.6 LL: 41.48.62 82.51.68 Charles Spademan TD:28853.3 56920.1 N/A City of Concord TD:43675.0 57052.7 N/A George Dunbar TD:43729.6 57076.4 GPS:41.40.631 82.33.893 Isabella J. Boyce N/A LL:41.42.26 82.46.82 Marshall F. Butters TD:43791.1 57233.0 GPS: 41.43.636 82.17.370 Exchange TD:43672.2 56974.0 N/A Philip Minch TD:43741.9 57106.2 GPS:41.41.304 82.30.808 Prince TD:43682.9 57000.5 N/A Saint Louis TD:43705.2 57030.7 N/A Specular TD:43795.7 57128.3 N/A Success TD:43651.8 56855.7 LL:41.32.24 82.55.15 Tasmania TD:43787.1 57140.3 GPS 41.47.303 82.29.811 Toledo TD:43690.1 56918.5 LL:41.41.46 82.52.57 Click here for local scuba diving charter RETURN TO MAP ROOM

173. Ship Wrecks Of Pembrokeshire Dive Pembrokeshire UK. Wrecks around Pembrokeshire. The South Section. North Section. Wellington Bomber. To the east of Hen Chicks http://www.dive-pembrokeshire.com/wrecks.html

Dive Pembrokeshire UK Wrecks around Pembrokeshire. The South Section. North Section Wellington Bomber. There are four reports of missing aircraft in the area, they are as follows. On the 5th Oct Wellington HF204, ditched into St Brides Bay on a navex operation. Sgt Fisher rests in East Sheen Cemetery, Barnes the others are in Runnymede Memorial. December 1943 a Wellington W5678 ditched into St Brides Bay and the crew of 6 were rescued. July 1944 a Halifax HX338 crashed into St Brides Bay all crew were killed. In May 1945 a Beaufort ML620 ditched near Stack Rocks in St Brides Bay the pilot was killed. Information supplied by Wojciech Gadowski who is reaserching the missing aitcraft. If anyone has more information on any of the above, please could you email be on lenbateman or Wojciech Gadowski Crow Rock. A rock out from Linney Head where there are quite a few wrecks scattered about. Tides can be fast, pick the slack and dive around the rock. Depths are not too deep, and there are some nice drop off around the rock. A lot of wreckage scattered about and worth exploring. Linney Head.

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