Vessels as breakwalls or dockwalls

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Guest

Re: Vessels as breakwalls or dockwalls

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Sydney E Smith is in Sarnia.
garbear

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garbear wrote:Doesn't help, but I know that Luedtke Engineering in Frankfort has two sunken hulls in their boat yard in the NE corner of Betsie Lake. You can see them clearly from the satellite view.
After doing a little research the hulls appear to be the Tampico and Adrian Iselin.
garbear

Re: Vessels as breakwalls or dockwalls

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Doesn't help, but I know that Luedtke Engineering in Frankfort has two sunken hulls in their boat yard in the NE corner of Betsie Lake. You can see them clearly from the satellite view.
Duluth Guest

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The former ULS Steamer Ridgetown ( formerly the William E. Corey of the USS Steel fleet) is sunk in place in Port Credit Ontario as a breakwall.
Jason

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I know the Charles S Hebbard and Amasa Stone make the breakwall in Charlevoix and the Sewell Avery is the export dock at Essar in assault Ste Marie.
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Vessels as breakwalls or dockwalls

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Does anyone have a list of former vessels sunk as break walls or dock walls?
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