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87,000+ Shipwrecks
Six merged sources: UKHO, NOAA AWOIS, NOAA ENC, Wikidata, OpenStreetMap, and hand-curated notable wrecks. Deduplicated, geocoded, depth-enriched from GEBCO bathymetry.
1,848 Aviation Crashes
Ocean ditchings, mountain impacts, and disappearances. MH370, Air France 447, Amelia Earhart — every major aviation disaster with coordinates.
19,000+ Live Vessels
Real-time AIS positions streaming via AISStream.io. Cargo, tanker, passenger, fishing, military. Updated every 60 seconds with 30-minute trail history.
WWII Filter
3,851 dated World War II wrecks including 683 U-boats with coordinates. Toggle the WWII filter to see submarine graveyards across the Atlantic and Pacific.
20 Danger Zones
Bermuda Triangle. Cape Horn. Strait of Malacca. Iron Bottom Sound. Each zone shows live wreck counts, ship traffic, and aviation crash density.
Wikipedia In-Popup
44,000 wrecks with Wikipedia buttons. Click any wreck to see the full article summary, photo, and link — rendered directly in the map popup.
Bathymetry Overlay
GEBCO ocean floor visualization via ArcGIS tiles. See the underwater terrain where wrecks rest — continental shelves, trenches, and abyssal plains.
12 Trade Routes
Maritime Silk Road. Spanish Treasure Fleet. Triangle Trade. Spice Route. See the historical corridors that shaped world commerce — and where ships were lost.
CSV Export & Trails
Export the full wreck database as CSV. Track live vessel movements with 30-minute trail lines. Research-grade data access for maritime historians.
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