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About this site
The Manhattan took refuge in Oct 1903 from a Lake Superior storm. When she departed the next day, October 26, 1903, her steering failed causing her to strike a reef, and a fire broke out. She burned to the waterline and was later partially salvaged. What remains today lies in 20 to 40 feet of water. Divers can see the steamer's hull framing as well as her enormous rudder with its depth markings still visible. Lies in about 12.2 m; sank 1903.
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