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Wreck lists are sent from this end by e-mail attachment, larger files will be zipped. If you are not sure which report you want then e-mail. If it is just one or two vessels you wish to ask about or where a relative was lost then e-mail and a search will made to see what can be found (gratis). No database has a list of "all" vessels wrecked or sunk. They have a list of what they have been able to accumulate to this point in time.
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The best place for a detailed cargo list is probably Lloyds of London. Hull and cargo are both insured separately. If paid out, the �Insurer� owns ship and cargo. If you are going after the cargo make sure you have a deal with the �owner�. If you buy and old wreck, be careful, you might find yourself liable for future problems relating to that wreck..
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The Wreck Lists
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For those of you who are into maps showing wreck locations may I suggest Google Earth, and it�s free to download. There are indeed several wrecked ships to be seen worldwide and there are places that you can actually search underwater. It also shows the long� and lat� that you have the pointer sitting at. Learn to create overlays showing the data that you wish to save, then, why stop at just one overlay. Quite the program, indeed.
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