User:Maralia/List of Shipwrecks of the Florida coast

Ship Name	Alternate Name	Ship Type	Origin	Year	Location	Wreck Event
Adelaide Baker	Conrad	bark	Britain	1889	Duck Key	grounded on reef^[1]
Adolphus Busch	Ocean Alley	freighter	US	1998	Cudjoe Key	sunk as an artificial reef
USS Alligator		schooner	US	1822	Alligator Key	ran aground
Amazone		steam freighter	Holland	1942	Sewall's Point	sunk by U-333^[2]
Araby Maid		schooner	unknown	1903	Dry Tortugas	sunk in a collision^[3]
Baja California		steam freighter	Honduras	1942	Marco Island	sunk by U-84^[4]
Bayronto		freighter	unknown	1919	Sarasota	sunk in a hurricane^[5]
Benwood		freighter	US	1942	Key Largo	sunk following collision with Robert C. Tuttle^[6]
USCGC Bibb		cutter	US	1987	Key Largo	sunk as an artificial reef
USCGC Blackthorn		cutter	US	1980	Tampa Bay	sank following collision with a tanker
Catherine		bark	Norway	1894	Santa Rosa Island	ran aground ^[7]
Captain Dan	USCGC Hollyhock (WAGL-220), Good News Missionship	buoy tender	US	1990	Pompano Beach	sunk as an artificial reef^[8]
Cities Services Empire		tanker	US	1942	Cape Canaveral	torpedoed by U-128 in 240 fsw^[9]^[10]
City of Hawkinsville		steamship	US	1922	Suwanee River	abandoned^[11]
City of Washington		converted barge	US	1917	Key Largo	ran aground
USS Curb		salvage ship	US	1983	Key West	sunk as an artificial reef^[12]
SS Copenhagen		steamship	US	1900	Pompano Beach	ran aground on a reef
USCGC Duane		cutter	US	1987	Molasses Reef	sunk as an artificial reef
Eagle		freighter	US	1985	Lower Matecumbe Key	sunk as an artificial reef after fire damage
Edward Luckenbach		steam freighter	US	1942	Sugarloaf Key	struck an allied mine^[13]
Empire Mica		steam tanker	Britain	1942	Port St. Joe	sunk by U-67^[14]
Esparta		steam freighter	US	1942	Jacksonville	sunk by U-123 ^[15]
HMS Fowey		steamship	Britain	1748	Elliott Key	struck a reef ^[16]^[17]
HMS Fox		war schooner	Britain	1799	Dog Island	ran aground in a storm^[18]
USS Fred T. Berry		destroyer	US	1972	Key West	sunk as an artificial reef in 316 fsw
Georges Valentine		barquentine	Italy	1904	Hutchinson Island	sank in a storm
Golden Venture	United Caribbean	passenger ship	China	2000	Boca Raton	sunk for artificial reef
SS Gulf America		tanker	US	1942	Jacksonville	torpedoed by U-123 ^[19]
Gulf State		steam tanker	US	1942	Marathon Key	sunk by U-155 ^[20]
Half Moon	Germania, Exen	schooner yacht	US	1930	Key Biscayne	sank in a storm
Halsey		steam tanker	US	1942	Sewall's Point	sunk by U-333^[21]
Henrietta Marie		slave ship	Britain	1700	Marquesas Keys	ran aground on reef in a storm
J. A. Moffett, Jr.		steam tanker	US	1942	Marathon Key	reportedly sunk by U-571^[22]
Joseph M. Cudahy	Cudahy, "oil wreck"	steam tanker	US	1942	Key West	sunk by U-507^[23]
USS Kendrick		destroyer	US	1968	Key West	sunk in tests in 320 fsw
Korimu	Celtic Crusader	cargo ship	US	2007	Palm Beach	sunk as an artificial reef^[24]
Korsholm		motor freighter	Sweden	1942	Melbourne	sunk by U-123^[25]
Laertes		steam freighter	Holland	1942	Key Largo	sunk by U-109^[26]
Leslie	Josephine, Stella Lykes	steam freighter	US	1942	Cocoa Beach	sunk by U-123^[27]
Lofthus		barque	Norway	1898	Manalapan	ran aground
HMS Looe		man-of-war	Britain	1744	Looes Key	ran aground^[28]
Lubrafol		tanker	Panama	1942	Cape Canaveral	sunk by U-564^[29]
Maple Leaf		steamship	US	1864	St. John's River	Union ship struck a Confederate mine ^[30]
Manuga	Neptuno	steam freighter	Nicaragua	1942	Key West	sunk by U-67^[31]
USS Massachusetts		battleship	US	1921	Pensacola Bay	sunk in tests
USS Mindanao		repair ship	US	1980	Daytona Beach	sunk as an artificial reef
USS Muliphen		attack cargo ship	US	1989	Stuart	sunk as an artificial reef
Munger T. Ball	Chilsco, "phosphate wreck"	steam tanker	US	1942	Key West	sunk by U-507^[32]
USS Narcissus		tugboat	US	1866	Egmont Key	ran aground in a storm
Norlindo	Volusia	steam freighter	US	1942	Key West	sunk by U-507^[33]
Ocean Venus		Liberty ship	Britain	1942	Melbourne	sunk by U-564^[34]
Ohioan		steam freigher	US	1942	Boca Raton	sunk by U-564^[35]
Ontario		steam freighter	Honduras	1942	Pensacola	sunk by U-507^[36]
USS Oriskany		aircraft carrier	US	2006	Pensacola	sunk as an artificial reef
USS Ozark		vehicle landing ship	US	1975	Destin	sunk in tests
Pan Massachusetts	"copper wreck"	steam tanker	US	1942	Melbourne	sunk by U-128^[37]
USS PC-463		patrol boat	US	unknown	Fort Myers	sunk in tests^[38]
Potrero del Llano	Lucifero	tanker	Mexico	1942	Elliott Key	sunk by U-564^[39]
USS Preble		sloop-of-war	US	1863	Pensacola Bay	caught fire and sank
USS Rankin		amphibious cargo ship	US	1988	Stuart	sunk as an artificial reef
Regina		converted barge	US	1940	Bradenton Beach	ran aground in a storm
Republic		steam tanker	US	1942	Jupiter	sunk by U-504 ^[40]
Queen of Nassau	HMCS Canada	patrol boat	US	1926	Islamorada	sank in 35 fsw
USS S-16		submarine	US	1945	Key West	sunk as a target in 260 fsw
USS Saufley		destroyer	US	1968	Key West	sunk as a target in 420 fsw
Slobodna		schooner	unknown	1887	Molasses Reef	ran aground ^[41]
USS Spiegel Grove		dock-landing ship	US	2002	Florida Keys	sunk as an artificial reef
USS Sturtevant		destroyer	US	1942	Key West	sunk by a friendly mine in 60ft
SS Tarpon		steamship	US	1937	Panama City	sank in a storm
Tigre	Le Tigre	brigantine	France	1766	Dog Island	ran aground during a storm ^[42]
Thunderbolt		cable laying ship	US	1986	Marathon Key	sunk as an artificial reef
HMS Tyger		sloop	Britain	1742	Dry Tortugas	ran aground
U-2513		U-boat	US	1951	Key West	sunk in tests
Uptata		steam freigher	British	1942	Elliott Key	sunk by U-571^[43]
Valbanera		passenger steamship	Spain	1919	Rebecca Shoal	sank in a hurricane
Vamar	Chelsea	patrol boat	Panama	1942	Port St. Joe	^[44]
W. D. Anderson		steam tanker	US	1942	Jupiter	sunk by U-504^[45]
USS Wilkes-Barre		light cruiser	US	1972	Florida Keys	sunk in tests
Worden		motor freighter	Nicaragua	1942	Cape Canaveral	reportedly sunk by U-109^[46]

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[10] ttp://ubootwaffe.net/

[11] ttp://dhr.dos.state.fl.us/archaeology/underwater/preserves/uwcity.cfm

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