USS Atlanta wreck site

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The USS Atlanta wreck site is the underwater remains of a U.S. Navy light cruiser sunk during World War II, now a significant historic and diving location off the Solomon Islands.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World War II wreck site
historic site
shipwreck site
underwater cultural heritage site
accessPolicy diving typically restricted and regulated
associatedWith Imperial Japanese Navy (as opposing force) NERFINISHED
USS Atlanta (CL-51) NERFINISHED
United States Navy NERFINISHED
commemorates sailors killed in the sinking of USS Atlanta
conflict Guadalcanal Campaign NERFINISHED
World War II
coordinateUncertainty exact coordinates not publicly disclosed
country Solomon Islands
depth underwater
hasCause torpedo and gunfire damage
hasConservationIssue corrosion of steel structure
environmental degradation over time
potential disturbance by unauthorized salvaging
hasPart wreck of USS Atlanta (CL-51)
hasQuality coral and marine growth on structure
presence of battle damage
relatively intact hull sections
hasResearchValue study of World War II naval warfare damage
study of artificial reef ecosystems on wrecks
study of long-term corrosion in marine environments
heritageDesignation maritime war memorial
war grave
inception creation as wreck site upon sinking in 1942
legalStatus protected as a war grave under customary practice
locatedIn Solomon Islands NERFINISHED
waters off Guadalcanal
locatedInBodyOfWater Ironbottom Sound NERFINISHED
operator United States Navy (at time of sinking) NERFINISHED
partOf Ironbottom Sound World War II wrecks NERFINISHED
maritime heritage of the Solomon Islands
significantEvent Naval Battle of Guadalcanal NERFINISHED
sinking of USS Atlanta (CL-51)
startTime 1942-11-13
subjectOf documentaries on the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal
historical research on U.S. Navy light cruisers
technical diving expeditions
underwater photography expeditions
timePeriod 20th century
use historic diving site
memorial site for lost crew
site of underwater archaeological interest

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