Talk:List of lightships of the United States

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Notes section

Every link I click on in the "Notes" section returns a Something went wrong" notice and that is a lot of links. Would someone check into this? Otr500 (talk) 00:41, 20 December 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Other lightships

I did not know the long list was not complete. I ran across sister ships LV 55, LV 56, LV 57, LV 103, and LV 99 (Craig Shipbuilding Company in Toledo), as well as well as Vinyard Lightship #110 (WAL- 532, Ambrose Lightship WAL-613, and Boston Lightship #81 (of Heald Bank, Texas). There was also Lake St. Clair (LV-75, 1902), LV76/WAL-504 Relief (in Vancouver, BC), LV-79/WAL-506 Barnegat (at a marina at Camden, NJ.), and LV/WAL 114 New Bedford (kept in New Bedford, MA until sinking in 2006). There is also LV59, LV60, LV61 and LV62, also from Craig Shipbuilding.

Is there a listing somewhere of these boats and others missed?

This may help with information about LV 57, which is wrecked in Milwaukee: http://wisconsinshipwrecks.org/Vessel/Details/376 —Theodore Kloba (☎) 20:57, 30 November 2017 (UTC)[reply]