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On the Web since 1995 - Pages viewable by all ages International Registry of Sunken Ships "Charles Cooper" "On 1st June 1866, the wooden hulled American ship CHARLES COOPER set sail from Philadelphia. Bound for San Francisco with a cargo of coal, she probably ran into trouble rounding Cape Horn, but was able to limp into Stanley Harbour, Falkland Islands on September 25th, never to leave again. Condemned as unseaworthy, the CHARLES COOPER sold for use as a storage hulk. She was stripped and later grounded in front of Ross Road where she served as a warehouse until the 1960's.". (origin of pic not known) SAMPLE REPORTS Madagascar Uruguay Namibia GENERAL INFORMATION General information - free/fee Number of wrecks listed in report - Reports sent in html. The Wreck Lists F A Q's More....... NOTICE BOARD Greatest Loss of Life Treasure Stories Notes on Ships Convoy Routes WW1 and WW2 Notes on the Sea Shipping News Hanseatic Star Abbreviations Used Spanish "owned' wrecks in American waters Ode to Liverpool Bay Links INTERNATIONAL REGISTRY of SUNKEN SHIPS 66 MACKENZIE CRESCENT, REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA. S4N 5G5. Att: Hugh Brown --A fully relational database with 110,863 individual wrecks currently listed-- National, State, Provincial or County coastal wrecks - Inland wrecks - Deep sea losses - Missing vessels - Salvage possibilities - HMS vessels - US Navy - Submarines - Destroyers - Schooners - Tankers - Brigantines - Barkentines - Aircraft Carriers - EastIndiamen - Clippers - Galleons - Trawlers - Drifters - Tugs - Torpedo Boats - Barges - Minelayers - Minesweepers - Gunboats - Lightships - Sloops - Yachts - Cutters - Migration vessels - Convoy Data - A few Aircraft - Some ship pix - Captains names - Some Crew and Passenger lists - Past Weather Conditions - Cargos - Salvaged y/n - Dangerous Cargos.