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Ship Wrecks

Ever since man first traveled in boats they have been at the mercy of the elements. Storms and high winds can strike without warning and for those who are ill-prepared or unfortunate the results are tragic. Huge waves and gale force winds have caused the end of even the sturdiest vessel. Some sunk at sea, others driven aground, or battles against the rocks.

Shipwrecks Off Cavendish Map

  1. Ornament 1851
  2. Oscar Coles 1851
  3. Lion 1851
  4. Mount Hope 1851
  5. Franklin Dexter 1851
  6. Mary Moullan 1851
  7. Marco Polo 1883

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Phone: (902) 963-2698
Fax: (902) 963-2932
Email: resortmunicipal@eastlink.ca

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