NORTHERN PACIFIC

The Northern Pacific was sunk due to fire on February 8, 1922. The vessel turned turtle and went down in 150 feet of water.

According to diver Dave Keller, one side of this sunken liner is smooth while the other is spread out. Hundreds of portholes were exposed, though most upside-down.

Remember penetration into any shipwreck should only be done by those with proper training, experience and wreck diving equipment. Scuba equipment like powerful dive lights, navigation reels, dive knives as well as redundant air supply like a pony bottle or doubles are standard gear for wreck divers.

Photo below is diver Rob Infante with a nice size lobster he recovered from the wreck of the Nothern Pacific. Additional images listed below.

Nothern Pacific. Photo courtesy Dan Berg Wreck Valley Collection	Portholes from the Northen Pacific. Photo courtesy Dave Keller.	Portholes from the Northen Pacific. Photo courtesy Dave Keller.	Capt. George Hoffmans porthole from the Nothern Pacific. Photo Dan Berg Wreck Valley Collection
Northen Pacific wheel house. Photo courtesy Dan Berg Wreck Valley Collection.