Shotline Diving Wreck Profile
- Name: Nina
- Type: Wooden schooner or small freighter
- Year Built: 1905
- Builder: Unknown
- Dimensions: Not available
- Registered Tonnage: Not available
- Location: Lake (Great Lakes region unspecified)
- Official Number: Not recorded
- Original Owners: Unknown
- Number of Masts: Not specified
Wreck Location Map
Vessel Type
Likely a wooden schooner or small freighter, specific details are unspecified.
Description
The Nina was built in 1905, but specific dimensions and tonnage are not documented. The vessel was lost in a fire, resulting in total destruction.
History
The Nina’s service history is largely undocumented, with no known ownership or cargo details available at the time of loss.
Significant Incidents
- Date of Loss: 14 March 1915
- Cause: Destroyed by fire; described as ‘burned to a total loss’
- Casualties: None indicated in records
Final Disposition
The wreck was completely consumed by fire, leaving no remains expected. The exact location of the wreck is unknown.
Current Condition & Accessibility
Due to the complete destruction by fire, only submerged keel or metal fittings may remain. No known location or post-loss survey information is available, making diving or exploration challenging without prior research.
Resources & Links
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The Nina, lost in a fire on 14 March 1915, has limited documentation available. Further research into newspapers, insurance records, and maritime logs is recommended to uncover more about this vessel’s history.
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