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Typical Profile
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Tonnage
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391
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Length(ft)
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136
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Breadth(ft)
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30.1
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Depth(ft)
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14.6
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Masts
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Decks
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Hull
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Wood
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Shipwreck Details
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Description
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Owned by D. B. & C. F. Eaton of Cornwallis, she was one of the largest vessels built in the small port of Halls Habour. She enjoyed a long career on the North Atlantic surviving some severe storm damage and a grounding before finally being broken up in 1907. ELLA MOORE made some fast passages including a voyage from Eatonville to Belfast and back with lumber made in two months in 1881.
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Story
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ELLA MOORE was stranded on the rocks near Canso. Despite a precarious postion, she was repaired and continued her career until 1907 when she was broken up.
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Vessel Type
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Barque
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Type of Event
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Partial loss
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Nature of Event
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Ashore
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Cause of Event
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Unknown
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Date of Wreck
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1892-07-01
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Location
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Canso
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Cargo
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Rail road ties
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Lives Lost
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Voyage from
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Voyage to
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Remarks
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Ship Construction
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Built at
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Halls Harbour, Nova Scotia , Canada
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Date
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1867
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Official Number
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57191
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Registered at
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Windsor, Nova Scotia , Canada
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Date
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Propulsion
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Sail
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Rig
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Barque
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Details
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