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#LU043

Log and Standing Wood

Type
Debris
Class
Man Made
Status
Recently Explored
Depth
40 ft
Dimensions
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Timber & Anchor Debris (LU043), Lake Union, Seattle, WA — main photo

Overview

Shipwreck City Data

This target has been classified as man-made mixed-material debris, resting in 40 feet of water. The site consists of wooden and metal debris scattered across the lakebed. Visible features include a large timber or log with a heavily splintered end, several additional wooden members, and a small folding anchor with curved flukes and line wrapped around portions of it. Smaller unidentified metal and wooden objects are also scattered nearby. We are unable to determine the original function of the wooden material or whether all of the visible debris is associated with a single structure or activity.

Prior Research and Theories

Previously, Coastal Sensing & Survey had classified this target as LU43. Described as a standing object of unknown type.

Links & Resources

Coastal Sensing & Survey: https://www.coastalsensing.com/survey-target-logs-lake-union/tag/LU43

DCS Films: No record available from this source for this target

Lake Union Virtual Museum: No record available from this source for this target

Field data
Catalog#LU043
Vessel typeDebris
MaterialMixed Materials
StatusRecently Explored
Depth40 ft
ROV Dive Date3 June 2026
LocationLake Union, Seattle
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