Maritime History of the Great Lakes

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  • Remove search term Geographic Location: Coppermine Point
  • Lake Superior: Coppermine Point to Cape Gargantua
    Lake Superior: Coppermine Point to Cape Gargantua Image
        Canada Lake Superior Coppermine Point to Cape Gargantua Surveyed by Mr. W. J. Stewart, 1902. under the orders of the Government of the Dominion of Canada All heights are expressed in feet above the mean level of the lake Magnetic Variation in 1908, increasing about 4' annually. All Bearings are ...
      Canada Lake Superior Coppermine Point to Cape Gargantua Surveyed by Mr. W. ...
  • Batachawana (1881)
    Batachawana (1881) Ship
        Other Names: Robert A. Packer; Official No.: 117032; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1906) as Robert A. Packer 220x34x18 Owned by Gourley Brothers Used Georgian Bay-Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Destroyed by fire 26/06/07 Coppermine Point, Lake Superior. ; Final Location: Coppermine Point, Lake Superior, Burnt
      Other Names: Robert A. Packer; Official No.: 117032; Previous Registration: U.S.A. (1906) ...
  • A. C. Keating (Schooner), U105346, aground, 1 Nov 1900
    A. C. Keating (Schooner), U105346, aground, 1 Nov 1900 TextNewspaper
        Reason: aground Lives: nil Remarks: Total loss
      Reason: aground Lives: nil Remarks: Total loss
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