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Nautilus

Shipwreck Nautilus
Type:
shipwreck, tugboat
Built:
maybe 1948, Bellinger Shipbuilding, Jacksonville FL as Barbara ???
Specs:
( 47 ft )
Sunk:
circa 1971
Depth:
60 ft

AWOIS: 1570 "disproved", exact location unknown

Photo courtesy of McAllister Towing.

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