Shotline Diving Wreck Profile
- Name: Energy
- Type: Wooden-hulled steamer
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- Location: Lake St. Clair
- Official Number: Not available
Wreck Location Map
Vessel Type
Wooden-hulled steamer
Description
The Energy was a wooden-hulled steamer operating on Lake St. Clair during the late 19th century. Specific details regarding her dimensions, tonnage, and construction are not documented.
History
In June 1884, the Energy sank in Lake St. Clair. The specific circumstances leading to her sinking, including weather conditions, cargo details, and the vessel’s route at the time, are not documented in the available records.
Significant Incidents
- The Energy sank in June 1884 under unspecified circumstances.
Final Disposition
Following the sinking in June 1884, the Energy was declared a total loss. There is no available information on salvage operations or the current condition of the wreck.
Current Condition & Accessibility
There is no specific information available regarding the rediscovery or current location of the Energy‘s wreck.
Resources & Links
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The Energy serves as a historical example of the challenges faced by steamers on Lake St. Clair during the 19th century. Her loss in June 1884 highlights the perils of maritime navigation in that era.
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