transportation:ships
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| + | ===== Lawrence N. McKenzie ===== | ||
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| + | == 143-Year-Old Shipwreck Emerges on a New Jersey Beach == | ||
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| + | The unfortunate ship, along with its cargo of oranges, sank in 1890 while en route to New York City. | ||
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| + | Margherita Bassi - January 29, 2026 | ||
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| + | Coastal erosion along a beach is not an unusual occurrence, especially over the winter. Wind and waves pummel the coastline, and—in the case of a beach in New Jersey—a historic treasure emerged from the sands. | ||
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| + | Namely, a part of a 143-year-old wooden sea vessel. Last week, Island Beach State Park posted photographs on social media that appear to feature timber remains studded with thick nails between the water and erosion line farther up the beach. | ||
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| + | “A nearly 136-year-old shipwreck has been uncovered at Island Beach State Park following weeks of beach erosion caused by rough surf and persistent wind and wave action,” the park wrote in the same Facebook post, identifying it as the wreck of the Lawrence N. McKenzie, a 98-foot (29-meter) schooner constructed in 1883. A schooner is a type of sailing ship with at least two masts. | ||
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| + | ====== Tracking ====== | ||
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| + | == Atlas == | ||
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| + | == Free AIS Ship Tracking of Marine Traffic - VesselFinder == | ||
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