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[[File: | [[File: Seal_Cove_1993.jpg|550px|thumbnail|right|<center>Santa Clemente Island </center>]] | ||
[[File:Seal Harbor, SClem.png|450px|thumbnail|right|<center>Seal Harbor, San Clemente Island<br>Paul Bonnot ''Report on the Seals and Sea Lions of California'', 1928 </center>]] | [[File:Seal Harbor, SClem.png|450px|thumbnail|right|<center>Seal Harbor, San Clemente Island<br>Paul Bonnot ''Report on the Seals and Sea Lions of California'', 1928 </center>]] | ||
[[File:SClem Seal Harbor Rookeries.png|450px|thumbnail|right|<center>Seal Harbor, San Clemente Island<br>Paul Bonnot ''Report on the Seals and Sea Lions of California'', 1928 </center>]] | [[File:SClem Seal Harbor Rookeries.png|450px|thumbnail|right|<center>Seal Harbor, San Clemente Island<br>Paul Bonnot ''Report on the Seals and Sea Lions of California'', 1928 </center>]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:44, 1 January 2021
Seal Harbor, San Clemente Island
Bright (#223259) (1917-1957), 16-ton gross vessel that burned on October 14, 1957 at Seal Cove, San Clemente Island [MVUS 1956].
Buccaneer (#263467) (1941-1972), 98-gross-ton barge destroyed by heave seas at Seal Cove, San Clemente Island, on December 27, 1972 [MVUS 1974].
In the News~
June 30, 1879: [Stehman Forney to Mr. Carlile Pollock Patterson, Superintendent, U.S. Coast Survey]: “…San Clemente Island…about midway between the southern and northern end of the island called Seal Harbor there is a fair landing during summer and fall months, and is quite a noted sealing station…”
