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This website is very helpful if you want to learn about the Edmund Fitzgerald. There is a live cam of the area where it sank, some artifacts from the ship, and just general information.

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Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society

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Edmund Fitzgerald - Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society

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The legend of the Edmund Fitzgerald remains the most mysterious and controversial of all shipwreck tales heard around the Great Lakes.

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This is just an extra info source on my original article, but this one has a little more detail. This one talks more in depth about the shipwreck and wreckage, other than doing a brief summary

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In this video, the author starts by explaining that some ships are just left to rot or the scrapping company goes out of business and can no longer scrap the ship. He then lists some abandoned ships and some backstory about why and how they were abandoned. He then ends the video by saying that it is a same to see all of these beautiful ships just abandoned, left to rot out for all eternity.

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12 Most Amazing Abandoned Ships In The World

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In this article, the author starts by stating some basic information about the ship, like what company made it, who owned it, etc. then they say that it had a good life and served the great lakes from 1884 to November 6, 1885. They then list some survivor accounts and news articles about the wreck, and say that it ran into a storm and was repeatedly bashed into the rocky shores by waves, killing 45 people

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SS Algoma - Isle Royale National Park (U.S. National Park Service)

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This article is about abandoned ships, and how they Are posing a threat to our ecosystem, so they are trying to clean it up

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In addition to the challenge of abandoned and derelict vessels, NOAA is also conducting a risk assessment and prioritization of sunken wrecks in U.S. waters. NOAA maintains a large database of shipwrecks, dump sites, navigational obstructions, underwater archaeological sites, and other underwater cultural resources. The Resources and Undersea Threats database includes approximately 20,000 shipwrecks in U.S.

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In this video, the author starts by Saying when the ship left it's port on November 10th, 1970. Then the say that they don't know how it sank but know when it sank. At the end of the video, the author says a little more information on the wreck. They say that every crew member passed away, and that the bronze bell was harvested, and replaced by a memorial bell. the author then shows a picture of the wreck, and the video ends.

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This article is about abandoned ships, and how they Are posing a threat to our ecosystem, so they are trying to clean it up

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In addition to the challenge of abandoned and derelict vessels, NOAA is also conducting a risk assessment and prioritization of sunken wrecks in U.S. waters. NOAA maintains a large database of shipwrecks, dump sites, navigational obstructions, underwater archaeological sites, and other underwater cultural resources. The Resources and Undersea Threats database includes approximately 20,000 shipwrecks in U.S.

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This is just an extra info source on my original article, but this one has a little more detail. This one talks more in depth about the shipwreck and wreckage, other than doing a brief summary

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In this article, the author starts by stating some basic information about the ship, like what company made it, who owned it, etc. then they say that it had a good life and served the great lakes from 1884 to November 6, 1885. They then list some survivor accounts and news articles about the wreck, and say that it ran into a storm and was repeatedly bashed into the rocky shores by waves, killing 45 people

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SS Algoma - Isle Royale National Park (U.S. National Park Service)

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This website is very helpful if you want to learn about the Edmund Fitzgerald. There is a live cam of the area where it sank, some artifacts from the ship, and just general information.

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Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society

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Edmund Fitzgerald - Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society

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The legend of the Edmund Fitzgerald remains the most mysterious and controversial of all shipwreck tales heard around the Great Lakes.

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In this article, the author starts by stating some basic information about the ship, like what company made it, who owned it, etc. then they say that it had a good life and served the great lakes from 1884 to November 6, 1885. They then list some survivor accounts and news articles about the wreck, and say that it ran into a storm and was repeatedly bashed into the rocky shores by waves, killing 45 people

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SS Algoma - Isle Royale National Park (U.S. National Park Service)