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Village of Marblehead Village of Colchester Lucas County City of Monroe Toledo City of South Rockwood Stony Point Rockwood Village of Harbor View Detroit Beach Estral Beach Woodland Beach Village of Luna Pier Village of Put-in-Bay Monroe County Ottawa County Wood County Wayne County 4 5 6 7 23 4 5 6 7 41 4 5 6 7 50 § ¨ ¦ £ ¤ 2 £ ¤ 50 £ ¤ 2 82°35'W 82°40'W 82°40'W 82°45'W 82°45'W 82°50'W 82°50'W 82°55'W 82°55'W 83°0'W 83°0'W 83°5'W 83°5'W 83°10'W 83°10'W 83°15'W 83°15'W 83°20'W 83°20'W 83°25'W 83°25'W 83°30'W 42°0'N 42°5'N 41°55'N 41°55'N 41°50'N 41°50'N 41°45'N 41°45'N 41°40'N 41°40'N 41°35'N 41°35'N 41°30'N Lake Erie Fulton, Schooner Sank July, 7th, 1908 Oliver Newberry, Wooden Side-Wheel Steamer Sank in 1839 Indiana, Wooden Passanger Steamer Burned and Sank in 1845 Maud Preston, Wooden Propeller Steamer Burned and Sank on May, 20th, 1898 Success, Schooner Ran Aground, Burned, and Sank July 4th in 1946 Fame, Schooner Capsized and Sank on August 31st, 1858 General Franz Sigel, Freight Schooner Sank on July 8th, 1903 Lucille, Propeller Steamer Sank in July, 1906 Myra, Schooner Trapped in Ice and Sunk on December 4th, 1871 Charles Spademan, Schooner Barge Hit Ice and Sank December 10th, 1909 Amarette Mosher, 2 Masted Schooner Sank November 29th, 1902 Visitor, Small Schooner Sank on May 16th, 1855 1 Died Acorn, Schooner Collided and Sank in July, 1849 John F Eddy, Wooden Freight Barge Sunk on November 13th, 1920 Iron Age, Wooden Freight Steamer Burned and Sank on June 4th, 1909 Chicago Board of Trade, Wooden 3 Mast Freight Schooner Broke Apart and Sunk on November 21st, 1900 Consuelo, Wooden Schooner Capsized and Sank May, 1st, 1875 5 Died Isabella J Boyce, Wooden Sandsucker Burned and Sank on June 6th, 1917 Amaretta Mosher, Schooner Grounded and Sank November 23, 1902 Gracie M, Propeller Fish Tug Rammed and Sunk on June 7th, 1905 3 Died John Mark, Wooden 2 Mast Schooner Barge Sank on October 23rd, 1903 Empire, Lumber Bark Went Aground and Broke Up on May 3rd, 1857 John J Barlum, Schooner Barge Sank on September 8th, 1922 Monarch Of The Glen, Wooden Schooner Capsized and Sunk on November 5th, 1862 5 Died Red Cloud, Tug Sunk on September 3rd, 1899 Pelee Island North Bass Island Middle Bass Island Rattlesnake Island MICHIGAN OHIO ONTARIO MICHIGAN ONTARIO F. 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Prince, Wooden Freight Steamer Ran Aground and Burned on October 8th, 1911 Governor Porter, Wooden 2 Masted Schooner Ran Aground and Sank on June 21st, 1853 William Crosthwaite, Schooner Collided and Sank on August 6th, 1906 May Richards, Wooden 3 Mast Schooner Driven Aground and Destroyed on October 6th, 1906 St Louis, Wooden Side-Wheel Passenger Steamer Capsized and Sunk in November of 1852 Marshall F Butters, Wooden Lumber Hooker Broke Apart and Sank on October 21st, 1916 Gallatin, Schooner Struck Bottom and Sunk in 1882 J A Garfield, Wooden Schooner Barge Floundered and Sunk on October 29th, 1887 Venice, Wooden Schooner Ran Aground and Broke Up on August 16th, 1879 Fanny Dowell, Tug Sank on July 8th, 1880 Milder, Fish Tug Sunk on September 29th, 1872 Sampson, Wooden Schooner Struck Ice and Sunk on November 11th, 1888 Timothy Baker, Wood Schooner Broke Apart and Sank on October 1st, 1888 Argo, Tanker Barge Sunk on October 20th, 1937 Essex, Wooden 2 Masted Schooner Driven Aground and Broke Up on September 28th, 1848 Sylph, Schooner Driven Ashore and Broke Up on May 12th, 1824 Macedonian, Schooner Ran Aground and Sunk on October 23rd, 1829 Case, Wooden Freight Steamer Beached, and Broke Up on May 1st, 1917 St Peter, Wooden Schooner Capsized and sunk on November 19th, 1869 Armenia, Schooner Barge Sank on May 9th, 1906 Charles B Packard, Wooden Steamer Struck Wreckage and Sunk on September 16th, 1906 Willaim Case, Schooner Sank on July 26th, 1906 M I Wilcox, Schooner Sank on May 8th, 1906 Mayflower, Wooden Steam Propeller Tug Ran Aground and Broke Up on September 11th, 1881 Antelope, Steambarge Struck Wreakage, Broke Up, and Sank on September 21st, 1881 Hugh Coyne, Schooner Scow Sank on May 8th, 1877 R J Gibbs, Bulk Freight 3 Masted Schooner Barge Sank on May 23rd, 1893 Mont Blanc, Wooden 3 Mast Schjooner Sank on October 12th, 1901 Eagle Wing, Schooner Struck Reef and Sunk in April of 1878 W.R. Hanna, Scow Schooner Driven Ashore and Pounded to Pieces, October 14, 1886 Kelley's Island South Bass Island Middle Island Sugar Island Turtle Island Ballast Island Gibraltar Island West Sister Island OHIO East Sister Island North Harbor Island Rock Island Middle Sister Island Gull Island Green Island Mouse Island Hen Island Big Chicken Island Toledo, Dredge Barge Sank on November 19, 1924 T M Moore, Wooden Steam Propeller Tug Burned and Sank on December 22nd, 1898 America, Wooden Propeller Ran Aground and Broke Up in 1854 William Crosthwaite, Bulk Freight Schooner Collided and Sank on September 6th, 1906 Lexington, Merchant Schooner Floundered and Sunk on November 19th, 1846 Chicken Island Little Chicken Island Kelleys Island Shoal Starve Island Catawba Island South Bay West Bay North Bay Put-in-Bay Ida, Wooden Steam Propeller Barge Grounded and Sank in Novemeber, 1904 Syracuse, Propeller Steamer Stranded and Sank in August 26th, 1908 Canada #2, Small Vessel Sank in April, 1902 Exchange, Schooner Grounded and Sank on November, 28th, 1874 Contest Ran Aground on October 5th, 1868 A A Cornwell Sank in 1865 Aldebarian, Wooden Schooner Driven Ashore and Broke Up on October, 2nd, 1876 C N Johnson, Wooden Schooner Barge Sprung Leak and Sank on October 16th, 1895 Grace Whitney, Wooden 2 Mast Schooner Rammed and Sunk on July, 30th, 1910 2 Died Guerierre, Schooner Capsized and Sank on May 29th, 1832 5 Died Harry Cottrell, Wooden Propeller Steamer Sank in Storm on September 20th, 1896 Nassau, Wooden Bulk Freight Schooner Collided and Sank on October 14th, 1898 1 Died D L Filer, Schooner Barge Sank on October 20th or 21st, 1916 Colchester Reef Colchester Reef Light Grand Traverse, Steam Barge Collided and Sank on October 20th, 1896 Wesee, Wooden Freight Steamer Burned and Ran Aground on November 12th, 1923 George W Adams, Schooner Barge Sank and Crushed by Ice on December 11th, 1895 Bobert Burns Sank in 1850 Coquette, Steamer Stranded in October, 1858 Rainbow, Steamer Stranded in August, 1837 Alton, Wooden Passanger Launch Burned and Sank in 1921 General Q A Gilmore, Schooner Ran Aground and Broke Apart in June, 1881 Marblehead Point Lighthouse M O Keys, Wooden Schooner Sank on October, 8th, 1884 3 Died Sacramento, Wooden Schooner Ran Aground and Wrecked on October 10th, 1867 Young America, Wooden 2 Masted Schooner Floundered and Sank on August 20th, 1880 Wisconsin, Steamer Collided and Sank in 1853 King Sisters, Schooner Stranded and Broke Up on October 19th, 1884 Adventure, Wooden Streamer Burned and Sank, October 7th, 1903 Bertie Crowell, Wooden Schooner Driven Aground and Broke Up on October 8th, 1884 Erie, Wooden Schooner Sank in August, 1872 T H Orton, Wooden Bulk Freighter Sank on July, 14th, 1891 M P Barkalow, Wooden 2 Masted Schooner Sank on April, 26th, 1902 4 Died Detroit River Gull Island Shoul 1 Ù Fermi 2 Nuclear Power Plant Stone Cove Buckeye Reef Sugar Reef Manila Bay West Reef Mosquito Bay South Bay North Bay West Harbor Reef Middle Harbor Reef West Harbor Middle Harbor Lakeside Reef Bay Point Shoal Secor Bay North Maumee Bay Grassy Island Indian Island Gard Island Allens Cove La Plaisance Bay West Lead East Lead Ballast Reef Mouse Island Reef Scott Point Shoal Starve Island Reef West Sister Reef Catawba Point East Harbor Grecian Shoul Hen Island Shoul East Sister Shoul Hulda's Rock Pelee Passage Grubb Reef Middle Ground Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania New York Ontario Lake Erie Detroiter, Steam Dredge Barge Beached and Burned to the Waterline, 17 June 1850 Detroit River Light Relief, Steam Tug Burned and Sank on July 18th, 1884 § ¨ ¦ 75 [ p City of Toledo Water Intake Shipwrecks of the Western Lake Erie Basin County Border State/National Borders I Expressway Highway Major Road Local Road Towns/Cities Borders Shipwreck Location Legend 0 2 1 Miles 0 2 1 Kilometers 1 inch = 1.041667 miles Scale 1 = 66,000 Map is not for navigational purposes, reference only. Projected Coordinate System: USA Contiguous Albers Equal Area Conic Map produced on October 6th, 2006. Last version, November, 14th, 2016. Sources: Alchem Incorporated's Shipwreck webpage (http://www.alcheminc.com/shipwrck.html) Institute For Great Lakes Research (https://www.cmich.edu/colleges/cst/iglr/Pages/default.aspx) Shipwrecks & Maritime Tales of the Lake Erie Coastal Ohio Trail (http://www.ohioshipwrecks.org) Street Map 2000
