Shipwreck Irquoise

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Database Information Shipwreck Iroquoise

Basic Information

Name(s)  Iroquoise aka Anson
Registry  British
Official Number  
Vessel Type Schooner
Year Built 1759
Year Sank  1761
Hull Material Wood
Masts 
Engines None

Dimensions

Length 60 ft
Width  20 ft
Depth  10 ft

Vessel History

Complete Historic Information Link – https://www.ti3ds.com/p/iroquoise.html , https://greatlakeships.org/2901291/data?n=5

Wreck Site Information

Lake St Lawrence
State or Province New York
Depth 75 ft
GPS Coordinates 44 ° 17.241′ N 76° 00.267′ W
Site Description – The wreck is the remains of an 18th Century French and Indian War ship. It lies on a shelf in about 65 to 80 feet of water behind the head of Niagara Shoal. Only the keelson and lower part of the frames remain. The stern of the ship is at 65 feet and has been broken apart. The starboard frames project up about 10 feet from the bottom while the port frames in the stern are almost on the bottom. The keelson is broken at mid-ships and has a slight bend. You can see the hole for the base of the main mast. The bow is in 80 feet of water.