Interactive Map of ghost ships and dead pirates from the Oak Island area.

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MUN student tracks ghastly tales with interactive map of Ghost ships, dead pirates and phantoms.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/ghost-ships-map-mun-1.5543555?fbclid=IwAR1ja64C2OehV6FAZPd5tIEratmhnJt2U_X7DVmXY9yxgS7lZtRYnw-8Z4U
 

That's Newfoundland. Hardly "Oak Island Area". Boston, MA is as close to Oak Island as any of those yellow dots. ;-)
 

From where I am standing, Boston is also in the Oak Island area ;-)
 

Cuper's Cove colony in Newfoundland was a Francis Bacon colonization project ca 1610. You can invoke a lot of the same characters that people want to attribute to OI to early Newfoundland, including the Norse and the Scraelings. I have an ancestor, an American privateer, who was captured just off the coast of Newfoundland and forced to serve on the ship of the British pirate John Phillips. They later mutinied and sailed the ship back to Baltimore where there was a famous trial. A book was written about it. It's considered to be one of the best documented accounts of such a turn of events that exists.
 

Thanks I love stories like that.I would love to explore all the ocean floors in a Sub of course Im sure its not possible cause of the weight of the water. There has to be sooooooo much stuff in the ocean treasures and treasures. Cities lost long ago ,planes ect fascinating to just think about
 

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