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'Benzonia' resting on 'Caribou' stern (Photograph by Donald G. Shomette)![Mallows Bay Aerial]()
Aerial shot of wrecks in Mallows Bay (Photograph by Donald G. Shomette)![Mallows Bay Low Tide]()
Vessel at low tide showing hull frame (Photograph by Donald G. Shomette)![Mallows Bay Accomac]()
The bow of the ‘Accomac’ (Photograph by Donald G. Shomette)![Mallows Bay Map]()
Map of proposed boundaries for Mallows Bay – Potomac River (Credit: NOAA)The ‘Ghost Fleet of Mallows Bay’ in pictures
The “Ghost Fleet of Mallows Bay” in the Potomac River, which includes nearly 200 known vessels, has been nominated as a national marine sanctuary. The site adjacent to Charles County, Md. includes the remains of the largest “Ghost Fleet” of World War I wooden steamships built for the U.S. Emergency Fleet. Here are some incredible images of the sunken ships.
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- The ‘Ghost Fleet of Mallows Bay’ in pictures
