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Summary
Description Great Lakes 1913 Storm Shipwrecks.png |
English:
Shipwrecks during the
Great Lakes Storm of 1913
. Wreck locations come from Brown (2002, p. 203)
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Source | Own work | ||
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Credit line | © Tom Fish, geo.fish // Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 | ||
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Geotemporal data | |||
Spatial reference system | NAD 1983 Great Lakes Basin Albers [WKID: 31734] | ||
Scale | 1:11,792,324 | ||
Archival data | |||
artwork-references | Brown, David G. (2002) White Hurricane: A Great Lakes November Gale and America's Deadliest Maritime Disaster , International Marine/McGraw-Hill ISBN : 0-07-138037-X . | ||
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