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MAHS and the Floating Drydock HM Bermuda

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Persistence and many hours with tape measures resulted in a detailed site map.   Below is the final map as rendered in an article about the drydock in the International Journal of Nautical Archaeology.


wreck in storm



The main wreckage appears in the lower part of the map.   The frames, or stringers, are intact in the left half of the structure.   Gaps to the right appear to represent the results of the blasting undertaken in the 1950s.

The two features above are large caissons, the removable ends of the drydock that were used to seal the structure.   They are lying on their sides.


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