Shotline Diving

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Unknown Flat Scow (No. 31)

Explore the remains of the Unknown Flat Scow (No. 31) in Lake Superior, a site of historical significance for divers.

Shotline Diving Wreck Profile

  • Name: Unknown Flat Scow (No. 31)
  • Type: Scow
  • Year Built:
  • Builder:
  • Dimensions: 73 ft (22 m); Beam; Depth of hold
  • Registered Tonnage:
  • Location:

Wreck Location Map

Vessel Type

Type: Scow

Description

The Unknown Flat Scow (No. 31) is a flat-bottomed vessel typically used for transporting goods. Its dimensions are 73 feet in length and 22 feet in width.

History

Details regarding the construction and ownership of the Unknown Flat Scow (No. 31) are not documented. The vessel was lost on July 22, 1936.

Significant Incidents

  • Lost on July 22, 1936.

Final Disposition

The wreck of the Unknown Flat Scow (No. 31) remains submerged in Lake Superior.

Current Condition & Accessibility

The current condition of the wreck is not documented, and accessibility details are not available.

Resources & Links

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Divers interested in exploring the Unknown Flat Scow (No. 31) will find a site of historical significance in Lake Superior.

Legacy Notes & Full Historical Record

This section preserves the original unedited Shotline content for this wreck so that no historical detail is lost as we transition to the new logbook format.

  • Dimensions: 73 × 22 ft
  • Next steps: Same as above
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