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C. L. Anderson
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Oil screw
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3/25/1964
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Foundered in a storm
238881
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near Kaline Rock, Kodiak Island, USA
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95t
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MV 1968, Int’l. Reg. #2
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C. Steward
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gas screw
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4/1/1926
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Vessel broken up and abandoned.
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Chignik
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10/7
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C.B. Brower
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gas boat
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1/1/1934
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Wrecked.
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off Point Barrow
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C.G. White
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sealing schooner
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4/13/1895
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Vessel was engaged in illegal sea otter hunting when it was struck by a gale andblinding snow storm a few miles off Cape Alitak. This storm (called the Great Easter Galeof April 13th) caused the vessel to lose its bearings and carried away the sails andrudder. It was driven aground on a submerged reef off cape Alitak and smashed to pieces.Four crewmen were lost at sea, including the cook who was washed overboard, drowned, andin a bizarre twist of fate, was then deposited in a cabin berth.
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NW. of Cape Alitak, off SW. end of Kodiak Island
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77/73.51
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C.H. Bradley
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steam tug
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10/12/1904
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St. Michael
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C.L. Anderson
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Oil screw
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3/25/1964
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Storm
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Near Kaline Rock, Kodiak Island
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95
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Berm 204, Int'l. Reg. #2
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C.P. No. 12
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Scow
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8/7/1938
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Stranded
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At the mouth of Kenai River after dragging anchor in a storm. Damage to vessel and cargo=$900/2; 4(3075)
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CR, NASS
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C.P. No. 4
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Barge
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8/28/1938
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Lost
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At Kenai/Same as CP 12 above ?)
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MCC:466
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C.P.P.C. No. 1
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wood scow
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9/4/1924
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Towline parted and vessel blown out to sea.
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Gore Point, between Afognak and Latouche Islands
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22/22
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C/V Columbia
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state ferry
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5/3/1983
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Grounded; hit submerged rock (Haley Rock)
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Fish Bay, Sergius Narrows, N side of Baranof Island
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418' - 3,946 tons
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AT/ADN
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