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Krenzer Marine Tugboat Wreck (Unidentified Tug)

Krenzer Marine Tugboat Wreck is one of three wooden hulls lying in the shallow basin of Krenzer Marine at Sodus Bay. In overhead imagery and side-scan mosaics it appears as the “top right” hull relative to Eugie.

Sld Ship Type: Tug

  • Krenzer Marine Tugboat Wreck (Unidentified Tug)

    Krenzer Marine Tugboat Wreck is one of three wooden hulls lying in the shallow basin of Krenzer Marine at Sodus Bay. In overhead imagery…

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