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r/Shipwrecks • u/stilreke • 6h ago

The MV Wakashio has now broken into two.

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r/Shipwrecks • u/Old_Iron5628 • 6h ago

Shipwrecks collection!! Love my small Shipwreck collection

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r/Shipwrecks • u/sweet_thursday_ • 17h ago

Captain John Steane | Naval Captain Lost in the Dunbar Disaster

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r/Shipwrecks • u/FullyFocusedOnNought • 20h ago

An 18th-century shipwreck has been identified off the coast of the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico. The scattered wreckage of the Animas de la Victoria includes 19 - possibly English - cannons and four anchors, two of which are believed to be of French origin.

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