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About this site
The Kiowa was a 251 ft long steel bulk freight steamship that was driven ashore in a gale on November 30, 1929. The remains lie in 40 feet of water. Huge sections of her hull are visible from the surface on clear days. The stern lies on her port side exposing the steamers' steering quadrant and emergency steering gear. A short distance forward, an enclosed ladder way leads down toward the propeller shaft tunnel. At the end of the tunnel, the propeller shaft and massive thrust bearing can be seen. Lies in about 12.2 m; sank 1929.
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