New Orleans (1885)
![an over-head view of a shipwreck](/media/img/20201005-new-orleans-1-1000.jpg)
Vessel Type: Motor: bulk freighter
GPS Location: N45°10.053' W83°13.043'
Depth: 145 feet
Wreck Length: 231 feet
Beam: 38 feet
Gross Tonnage: 1457
Cargo: Coal
Launched: 1885 by Morely and Hill at Marine City, Michigan
Wrecked: June 30, 1906
Description: The bulk freighter New Orleans sank in a collision with steamer William R. Linn in a fog. The New Orlean’s crew were rescued by William R. Linn.
![Two divera awim above a shipwreck](/media/img/20201005-new-orleans-2-1000.jpg)
![4 divers hover above the bow of a shipwreck](/media/img/20201005-new-orleans-3-1000.jpg)
![Machinery on the deck of a shipwreck](/media/img/20201005-new-orleans-4-1000.jpg)