SS Carl D. Bradley shipwreck

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The SS Carl D. Bradley shipwreck is the remains of a Great Lakes freighter that tragically sank in Lake Michigan during a 1958 storm, becoming one of the region’s most infamous maritime disasters.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Great Lakes shipwreck
maritime disaster
shipwreck
bodyOfWater Lake Michigan NERFINISHED
builtFor limestone trade on the Great Lakes
cargoType limestone
cause storm
structural failure
country United States of America
surface form: United States
crewOrigin Rogers City, Michigan NERFINISHED
date 1958-11-18
depth approximately 360 feet
followedBy changes in inspection and maintenance practices for Great Lakes freighters
impact devastated the community of Rogers City, Michigan
lakeShoreState Michigan NERFINISHED
Wisconsin NERFINISHED
location near Gull Island, Lake Michigan
memorializedBy annual remembrance ceremonies
monuments in Rogers City, Michigan
notableFor being one of the deadliest Great Lakes shipwrecks
breaking in two during a storm
heavy loss of life from Rogers City, Michigan
numberOfDeaths 33
numberOfSurvivors 2
operator Bradley Transportation Company NERFINISHED
U.S. Steel NERFINISHED
partOf Great Lakes maritime disasters of the 20th century NERFINISHED
history of Great Lakes shipping
precededBy launch of SS Carl D. Bradley in 1927
recognizedAs one of the most infamous shipwrecks on Lake Michigan
region northern Lake Michigan
relatedEvent investigations into Great Lakes ship safety
route from Buffington Harbor, Indiana to Rogers City, Michigan
ship SS Carl D. Bradley NERFINISHED
shipType Great Lakes freighter
self-unloading bulk carrier
surveyedBy underwater exploration teams
voyageType ballast voyage
weatherCondition gale-force winds
high waves
wreckCondition broken into two main sections
year 1958

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Great Lakes shipwrecks hasPart SS Carl D. Bradley shipwreck