Shotline Diving Wreck Profile

• Name: Unknown Dump Scow (No. 29)
• Type: Dump Scow
• Year Built:
• Builder:
• Dimensions: 70 x 18 ft
• Registered Tonnage:
• Location: Lake Superior

Wreck Location Map

Vessel Type

Dump scows are flat-bottomed vessels designed for transporting dredged material or other bulk cargo. They are typically used in construction and dredging operations.

Description

The Unknown Dump Scow (No. 29) is suspected to have been used for dredging or infill operations. Its dimensions are 70 feet in length and 18 feet in width.

History

Details regarding the construction and ownership of the Unknown Dump Scow (No. 29) are currently unknown. The vessel is believed to have been active in dredging operations prior to its loss.

Significant Incidents

• Loss date: July 22, 1936.

Final Disposition

The current status of the scow is classified as research-needed, as further investigation into its specifications and history is required.

Current Condition & Accessibility

As of now, the condition of the wreck is unknown. It is suggested to search harbour works records for specifications and to map the site alongside sonar tracks for further exploration.

Resources & Links

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Further research is necessary to uncover more details about the Unknown Dump Scow (No. 29) and its role in the maritime history of Lake Superior.