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Shipwrecks of Nova Scotia
Napoleon III
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| Vessel Name | Napoleon III |
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| Vessel Type | Buoy tender & lighthouse supply ship |
| Owner | Canadian Coast Guard |
| Length / Beam / Draft (feet) | 173' / 30' / |
| Tonnage | 749 GT |
| Hull Construction | Iron |
| Propulsion | Steam / Screw |
| Cargo | |
| Built | 1856 at Glasgow, Scotland |
| Date of Loss | October 18, 1890 |
| Reason for Loss | Stranded in gale and wrecked |
| Fatalities | None |
| Last Trip | |
| Wreck Location | Little Glace Bay - East of Sydney |
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| Other Information | For more information on the Napoleon III, click here to go to the Canadian Coast Guard History website. |
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