The United Nations estimates that there are more than 3 million shipwrecks on the ocean floor [Source: Wikipedia]. These once mighty vessels, both sunken and beached, are a haunting reminder that nothing lasts forever. These beautiful ships used to rule the seas they traveled. Now they serve as a window into our past.
1. Turks & Caicos
Photograph by IPWNNOOBS
2. Fuerteventura, Canary Islands
Photograph by WOLLEX
3. Gytheio, Greece
Photograph by JUSTELINE
4. Zakynthos, Greece
Photograph by TO GIAN
5. Oregon, United States
Photograph by MATT CONWELL
6. Vila Nova de Milfontes, Portugal
Photograph by FRANK ZILLMANN
7. Unknown
Photograph by DARTH
8. Woody Point, Redcliffe Peninsula,
Photograph by GORKATH
9. Grytviken, South Georgia
Photograph by NOAA PHOTO LIBRARY
10. Truk Lagoon, Micronesia
Photograph by GH0STDOT
11. Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
Photograph by HAWKFISH
12. Tobermory, Ontario, Canada
Photograph by ALIJA BOS
13. Truk Lagoon, Micronesia
Photograph by GH0STDOT
14. Batumi, Georgia
Photograph by RICHARD BARTZ
15. Cairnbulg Point, United Kingdom
Photograph by LAIRD TURNER
16. Italy
Photograph by Klaus Leidorf
17. Mar del Plata, Argentina
Photograph by SEARAIDER
18. Grytviken, South Georgia
Photograph by SERGE OUACHEE
19. Mo’ynoq, Uzbekistan
Photograph by MISSALIONA
20. Red Sea
Photograph by JOOS J. BAKKER
21. Tromso, Norway
Photograph by DIVENORWAY
22. Lakonia Peloponissos, Greece
Photograph by MAKIS
23. Fraser Island, Australia
Photograph by DRAICONE
24. Amorgos Island, Greece
25. Baie-Saint-Paul, Quebec, Canada
Photograph by MANUMADOR
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