Sub-Log Shipwreck Map and Database
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Wreck name
Depth ft.
Longitude Type
Longitude Type
- Any search items found are listed here, up to 25 per search
Legend
Submarine
Ship
Feature
Other
Submarine
Ship
Feature Other
How to use:
This section describes each search field and control. The buttons right below here demonstrate sample searches. Clicking them sets the various fields and runs a search so you can quickly see how the map and database work.
Name: Type in a full or partial vessel name.
Depth: Select a lower limit on depth for your search. For example, choosing >100 will display only wrecks deeper than 99 feet.
Type: Choose the type of item you are searching for.
Longitude: This field lets you limit your search to a specific slice of longitude, five degrees either side of the value you enter here. Type in East values as positive numbers, e.g. 44E = 44, and type in West values as negative numbers, e.g., 85 W = -85
Search: Click this button to lookup wrecks in the database. The search should complete in a few seconds and display any items found. If you're having trouble finding a wreck it may very well not be in the database. Results are limited to 25 items per search.
One tip when searching on a wreck by name is to broaden your search: set Depth to >0, Type to All and clear the Longitude field.
Clear Markers:
Clears the results of your search but leaves the default markers that are always displayed on the map.
Browser Requirements:
Google Maps currently supports recent versions of Firefox/Mozilla, IE 5.5+, Safari 1.2+, and sort of supports Opera. IE 5.0 is not supported.
Javascript must be enabled.
Status, Discussion:
For updates, technical descriptions and general discussion on this system please see the Sub-Log Shipwreck Maps Forum.
This section describes each search field and control. The buttons right below here demonstrate sample searches. Clicking them sets the various fields and runs a search so you can quickly see how the map and database work.
Name: Type in a full or partial vessel name.
Depth: Select a lower limit on depth for your search. For example, choosing >100 will display only wrecks deeper than 99 feet.
Type: Choose the type of item you are searching for.
Longitude: This field lets you limit your search to a specific slice of longitude, five degrees either side of the value you enter here. Type in East values as positive numbers, e.g. 44E = 44, and type in West values as negative numbers, e.g., 85 W = -85
Search: Click this button to lookup wrecks in the database. The search should complete in a few seconds and display any items found. If you're having trouble finding a wreck it may very well not be in the database. Results are limited to 25 items per search.
One tip when searching on a wreck by name is to broaden your search: set Depth to >0, Type to All and clear the Longitude field.
Clear Markers:
Clears the results of your search but leaves the default markers that are always displayed on the map.
Browser Requirements:
Google Maps currently supports recent versions of Firefox/Mozilla, IE 5.5+, Safari 1.2+, and sort of supports Opera. IE 5.0 is not supported.
Javascript must be enabled.
Status, Discussion:
For updates, technical descriptions and general discussion on this system please see the Sub-Log Shipwreck Maps Forum.
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