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Shipwrecks of New Hampshire
The state of New Hampshire has only 13 miles of Atlantic coastline. That's the smallest amount of coastline of any coastal state in the USA. Despite its limited coastline, New Hampshire has long been regarded as a maritime giant because of its huge Portsmouth Navy Yard. To view a map of New Hampshire, click on the thumbnail image at right.
Below is a partial list of the wrecks located in the coastal and inland waters of New Hampshire. Clicking on a Vessel Name link will take you to a wreck data page, where you'll find the wreck's history, specifications and pictures. Use the Back arrow to return here.
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Shipwrecks of New Hampshire |
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Vessel Name | Type | Lost | Location | Depth |
Camilla May Page * | Schooner | 1928 | Off Portsmouth, NH | 15' |
Lady of the Lake * | Passenger | 1895 | Lake Winnipesaukee, NH | 30' |
USS O-9 * | Submarine | 1941 | Off Isles of Shoals, NH | 430' |
Sagunto | Frigate | 1813 | Isles of Shoals, NH | |
Samuel J. Goucher * | Schooner | 1911 | Off Isles of Shoals, NH | |
Squalus, USS * | Submarine | 1939 | Off Portsmouth, NH | R |
William H. Machen * | Freighter | 1942 | Off Isles of Shoals, NH | 300' |
* Data page includes pictures
R - Wreck removed
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