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Bad Link on post. is quite old. any newer links out there?
 
Does anyone know of a chart showing the location of shipwrecks off the NJ coast? I thought I saw something like this once on the internet but a quick search didn't turn up anything. thanks.
 
You know what? I downloaded google earth on my desktop, and with the oceans feature i was able to see the shipwrecks location and gave information about each ship and what year it sank. It's pretty cool. That's my recommendation, if that helps any.
 
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