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About this site
The SS Daniel J. Morrell was a Great Lakes bulk freighter that broke apart in a severe storm on Lake Huron in November 1966, with the wreck's two halves settling on the lake bottom off the Michigan coast near the coordinates given here. The disaster is notable in Great Lakes maritime history as one crew member survived adrift on a life raft for many hours before rescue. The site lies in cold, deep freshwater typical of Lake Huron wrecks in this area, which tends to preserve hulls well but also limits diving to experienced, cold-water and often technical divers given the depths involved.
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