| Southwest Michigan |
| Southwest Michigan |
Wreck Name |
Depth |
GPS |
TDs |
Date Sank |
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15' |
N 42.22.00 |
W 86.17.97 |
32773.4 |
49926.6 |
03-Oct-1887 |
|
40'-50' |
N 42.42.72 |
W 86.13.91 |
32617.6 |
49714.9 |
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90'-100' |
32644.7 |
49724.1 |
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50' |
N 42.11.71 |
W 86.25.74 |
32888.1 |
50024.9 |
03-Oct-1887 |
|
110'-120' |
N 43.02.903 |
W 86.19.138 |
32525.1 |
49494.5 |
15-Sep-1873 |
|
45' |
N 43.45.68 |
W 86.27.79 |
32326.3 |
49029.9 |
11-Nov-1940 |
|
45' |
N 43.45.60 |
W 86.27.87 |
32327.1 |
49030.7 |
11-Nov-1940 |
|
15' |
N 43.41.61 |
W 86.31.08 |
32365.4 |
49063.5 |
11-Nov-1940 |
|
65'-70' |
N 42.26.37 |
W 86.18.48 |
42264.4 |
86184.5 |
19-Nov-1891 |
|
Small Sailboat |
N 42.45.73 |
W 86.14.84 |
32604.6 |
49681.9 |
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75' |
N 43.23.20 |
W 86.27.91 |
32453.8 |
49263.3 |
18-Oct-1901 |
|
45'-50' |
N 42.30.21 |
W 86.15.96 |
32707.7 |
49843.95 |
28-Aug-1946 |
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