Help! You can see the mysterious shipwreck of 17 on Google Earth.

Page 1 of 2: Page 1 Page 2 Google spy shipwreck (Google) The most famous shipwreck in the world may be the Royal Cruise Titanic, but the wreckage of this luxury steamboat can only be seen by people who are in deep-sea submersibles and those who watch ROV signals.

But as long as you have Google Earth, countless other sunken ships are more accessible. This global map captures the gradual disappearance of rotting and rusty hulls in shallow waters around the world.

There are 17 mysterious sunken ships, which can be seen on Google Earth. If you can find other ships, please make a note in the comments section.

Altair off the coast of Brazil

(Google) The wrecked ship named Altair is disappearing off the southern coast of Brazil south of the Rio Grande. According to big cities, it was sunk by a strong storm in the winter of 1976, and was later abandoned and robbed.

No.2 is now home to many species, and the beach is famous for fishing and sailing, including surfing. Visitors can also see sand dunes, waterfalls and wild animals, including black seagulls, turtles and eagles.

Rollover in Iraq (Google) is a disaster in Basra, Iraq. It capsized in the * * * River (also known as Arvand Rud), which runs through southern Iraq and forms the border between Iran and Iraq near the Persian Gulf. This river is formed at the confluence of the Tigris River and the Euphrates River in Kurna. It is reported that some people think that Kurna is the location of the Garden of Eden in the Bible. According to National, an online news agency in the Middle East,

This river seems to be a graveyard: according to the estimation of Iraqi port company, according to the report of niqash.org, in the Pearl Harbor attack of 194 1 12.7,

Utah, USA (Google) Japan B5N2 Kate torpedo bomber sank Utah, USA. According to the report of the Pacific Aviation Museum in Hawaii, the attack killed 64 crew members, 58 of whom were trapped on the ship. "KDSP", "KDSP" and "Utah Battleship" are fearless warships, not active warships, but auxiliary ships. When the Japanese bombed. The Japanese knew this, but a pilot thought it was an active warship and bombed it by mistake. One of his wingmen also bombed it by mistake. Their superiors were very angry because the bomber only had 40 torpedoes, and according to the museum, the misuse of two torpedoes was a huge loss.

SS Maheno (Google) During World War I, New Zealand converted the passenger ship SS Maheno into a floating hospital. According to the history of New Zealand,

1 became a passenger ship again after the war, and 1935 was sold as scrap iron to a ship-breaking company in Osaka. But the ship never got there: according to Atlas Munska, a whirlwind cut off the towing cable connecting the San Ma Qinuo and the Ona, and the ship was towing it. Three days later, the Machno and its crew were found stranded on the beach of Fraser Island off the coast of Queensland, Australia, which a maritime magazine called.

Google is "an unexpected marine museum" and a shipyard on the southern coast of Staten Island. According to * * *, John J. Witt (died in 1980) founded * * in the 1930s. It is reported that Witt will not dismantle any ship unless there is a buyer. Therefore, they keep accumulating. But soon, it was reported in forgotten new york that Witt Marine Equipment Company had more ships than it could dismantle. According to * * * 1990, some sunken ships can be traced back to before the First World War. Since then,

It becomes the habitat of underwater marine life. The environmental protection law now stipulates that you should not touch the website now called "Dongrong Recycling".

SS Palo Alto (Google), a famous concrete tanker, was built to fight against the central government during World War I, but the war ended before it entered the battlefield.

Why is it made of concrete? During the war, people were worried about the shortage of steel. Therefore, according to the report of * * *, the Emergency Fleet Company led by President Woodrow Wilson requested to build 24 new ships with reinforced concrete. 1929, California Nevada Company moved Palo Alto South to Aptos, California, and then built it in Oakland, California.

. 1930 built a dock to reach this ship, which became a popular tourist destination and environmental hazard, and was finally cleaned up in 2006.

The ship continues to suffer from weather damage. /kloc-in October, a storm off the coast of California knocked the stern of SS Palo Alto down.

San Francisco morazan (Google) San Francisco morazan ran aground in the storm of 1960, located at the bottom of Lake Michigan.

The Dutch ship 165438+ left Chicago on 19601October 27th. According to the National Park Service, it has 940 tons of goods. But the next day, a strong wind of 40 miles (64 kilometers) per hour blew the water onto the boat. The crew was blinded by heavy snow and fog and mistakenly stranded the ship on South Manito Island.

The crew abandoned the ship, and because the owner never came forward, the ship stayed in the lake, which is now home to birds, including cormorants and seagulls.

Google's semi-moon underwater archaeological reserve is the water tomb of a German 366-ton steel sloop. According to the data of maritime museum, Florida, the Germania of 1908 was once named Germania, and it was used as a rowing boat to race in the water.

But Germania was occupied by Britain during World War I, and was later sold and renamed "Half Moon". Then, it sailed to Miami, and during the ban, it was reused as a water hotel.

The sailboat sank at 1930, when a storm stranded it. Now, divers and divers who visit the archaeological reserve are visiting for half a month.

St Christopher was abandoned in Argentina, and he may spend the rest of his life in the port of ushuaia in southern Argentina.

This ship is an American-made rescue tugboat, which was reported by NavSource online as part of the charter law of the Royal Navy during World War II. 1947, the Royal Navy retired the tugboat and sold it to a man in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He rented it to fish, but it encountered engine trouble and rudder damage in beagle channel, ushuaia.

The San Christopher ran aground and was abandoned at 1957, and then the photographer photographed the deteriorating tugboat. According to NavSource online, in order to prevent environmental disasters, its surplus fuel was exhausted in 2004.

Skull Coast Shipwreck (Google) This rusty shipwreck is located on the skull coast north of Rudritz.

It is 976 miles (1) long. According to the Huffington Post, the 570-kilometer-long skeleton coast is full of sunken ships. According to the Huffington Post, this is because when the cold current of the Atlantic Ocean is mixed with the dry and warm air of namib desert, the two air currents will produce cold and dense fog, which will even confuse the careful captains.

The jungle people of the hunting and gathering tribe Koisan obviously call the skeleton coast "the land created by God in anger". According to an article by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), Shah said in the article that this land is full of "footprints of giant bleaching whales, tattered shipwrecks, dead plants and rare desert creatures.