SS Hamonic wreck

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The SS Hamonic wreck is the submerged remains of a historic Great Lakes passenger steamship that sank after a catastrophic fire in 1945, now serving as a notable site for divers and maritime historians.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf maritime archaeological site
shipwreck
underwater cultural heritage site
access accessible only by boat
causeOfWreck catastrophic fire
country Canada
currentCondition submerged remains
currentUse maritime history research site
recreational dive site
dateOfWreck 1945
environment freshwater
era World War II
surface form: World War II era
hasPart remains of SS Hamonic
heritageType historic shipwreck
locatedIn Great Lakes NERFINISHED
locatedInBodyOfWater Lake Huron NERFINISHED
materialEvidenceOf mid-20th-century lake steamship construction
operatingArea Great Lakes NERFINISHED
Lake Huron NERFINISHED
originalUse Great Lakes passenger service
passenger transport
originalVessel SS Hamonic GENERATED
propulsionType steam-powered
researchInterest Great Lakes passenger shipping
shipboard fire safety history
risk deterioration due to corrosion and biological activity
significance important to Great Lakes maritime history
notable for catastrophic shipboard fire
notable for passenger steamship design
popular destination for scuba divers
site of interest for maritime historians
vesselType passenger steamship

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Great Lakes shipwrecks hasPart SS Hamonic wreck