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Capt.
Dan Berg's Wreck Valley Collection
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BALAENA
The Balaena is the remains of a wood hulled sailing vessel sitting
upright in 160 feet of water. Although her bell, bearing the name
Balaena, was recovered, no one, to the best of my knowledge, has
been able to trace down the history of this vessel or find any
reported sinking linked to a ship with this name. Gary Gentile
reports in his book
SHIPWRECKS OF NEW JERSEY that the Balaena could
have possibly been a whaling bark built in 1818. Whatever she was,
this wreck is well known to experienced deep divers for the
abundance of dead eyes that have been recovered, from her. According
to Pete Guglieri, depth of water at the wrecks deck is 150 feet.
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