SS Milwaukee wreck

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The SS Milwaukee wreck is the remains of a historic railroad car ferry that sank in Lake Michigan during a 1929 storm, now a notable Great Lakes shipwreck and diving site.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Great Lakes shipwreck
historic ship
railroad car ferry
shipwreck
steamship
cargoType railroad freight
carried railroad freight cars
causeOfSinking severe storm damage
water ingress through damaged railcar gate
countryOfRegistry United States NERFINISHED
crewAndPassengersFatalities all hands lost
currentUse technical and recreational diving site
hasDiscoveryStatus wreck located and documented by divers
hasFeature railroad tracks on car deck
stern railcar loading gate
hasReputation one of the notable Lake Michigan wrecks of 1929
hasResearchInterest Great Lakes shipping safety history
maritime archaeology
heritageStatus historic shipwreck
locationOfWreck Lake Michigan lakebed
offshore from Milwaukee, Wisconsin
notableAs Great Lakes shipwreck
popular scuba diving site
operatedBy Grand Trunk Milwaukee Car Ferry Company NERFINISHED
Grand Trunk Railway NERFINISHED
operatedOn Lake Michigan NERFINISHED
partOf history of Great Lakes shipping
maritime history of the United States
propulsionType steam
riskFactor exposure to severe Lake Michigan storms
route Milwaukee–Grand Haven ferry route NERFINISHED
sankDuring storm on Lake Michigan
sankInBodyOfWater Lake Michigan NERFINISHED
sankOn 1929-10-22
serviceType railroad car ferry service
use transportation of freight across Lake Michigan
voyageDestination Grand Haven, Michigan NERFINISHED
voyageOrigin Milwaukee, Wisconsin NERFINISHED
yearOfSinking 1929

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Great Lakes shipwrecks hasPart SS Milwaukee wreck