Category:Shipwrecks caused by reefs
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- Note: in most cases, the reef is not the only cause - bad weather, inattention etc... would be likely as well. Only in case nobody knew the reef was there would it be the single cause.
Subcategories
This category has the following 35 subcategories, out of 35 total.
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A
- Alexander (ship, 1903) (2 F)
B
- Baltimore (ship, 1848) (1 F)
- Bug (ship, 1892) (4 F)
- Burnyy (ship, 1902) (5 F)
C
- USS Charleston (C-2) (30 F)
F
- Forel (ship, 1901) (1 F)
G
- Georgia (ship, 1908) (2 F)
H
- Hai Tien (ship, 1899) (2 F)
I
- Izumrud (ship, 1903) (7 F)
K
- Kasagi (ship, 1898) (5 F)
L
- Levkas (ship, 1924) (13 F)
- Lightburne (ship, 1919) (1 F)
- Livadiya (ship, 1873) (4 F)
M
- Mikazuki (ship, 1927) (2 F)
N
- Naniwa (ship, 1885) (7 F)
- Niagara (ship, 1908) (1 F)
- Nova Zembla (ship, 1873) (2 F)
- Novik (ship, 1856) (3 F)
O
- Otowa (ship, 1904) (5 F)
S
- Sakhalin (ship, 1862) (1 F)
U
- Uralets (ship, 1887) (6 F)
V
- Vaygach (ship, 1909) (8 F)
- Vityaz (ship, 1886) (17 F)
Y
- Ysabel (ship, 1886) (1 F)
Media in category "Shipwrecks caused by reefs"
The following 4 files are in this category, out of 4 total.
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"Shipwreck Beach" on the island's eastern shore - NARA - 554004.jpg 3,000 × 2,029; 558 KB
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Heroism of Five Sailors from the Saginaw.jpg 180 × 434; 35 KB
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