Shotline Diving Wreck Profile

• Name: Unknown 18
• Type: Wood derrick scow
• Year Built:
• Builder: Unknown
• Dimensions: 98 × 28 ft
• Registered Tonnage:
• Location: Lake Superior

Wreck Location Map

Vessel Type

Type: Wood derrick scow

Description

The Unknown 18 is a wood derrick scow, a type of vessel typically used for dredging and transporting materials. Its specific construction details and builder remain unknown.

History

Details regarding the construction and ownership of the Unknown 18 are not documented. The vessel’s service history is also largely unrecorded, leading to a lack of information about its operational life.

Significant Incidents

Significant incidents related to the Unknown 18 are not documented. The vessel was lost on July 22, 1936, but the circumstances surrounding its loss are unclear.

Final Disposition

The final disposition of the Unknown 18 remains uncertain. It is suggested that further investigation into Canadian dredge registries or RUHS logs may provide additional insights.

Current Condition & Accessibility

The current condition of the wreck is unknown, and accessibility for divers has not been established.

Resources & Links

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The Unknown 18 represents a piece of maritime history in Lake Superior, with its story still waiting to be uncovered through further research and exploration.