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NINA

The steel hulled steam powered tugboat Nina was built in 1865. She was 137 feet long had a 26foot beam and displaced 420 gross tons. On February 6, 1910the Nina was en-route from Norfolk to Boston. She was navigating in gale force winds with monstrous seas. The Nina apparently foundered and took all 32 crewmembers to a watery grave. The wreck of the Nina now sits in 80 feet of water. 

   
 
 
 
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