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Blockade Runner · Confederate States of America · Lost 1864 · The Georgia & South Carolina Coast
A blockade runner lost on the shifting Drunken Dick Shoals off Sullivan's Island during the final year of the Charleston blockade.
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The Vessel and Her Loss
Vessel
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- Iron
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- Steam, side paddle wheels
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Loss
- October 22, 1864
- Grounding
- Drunken Dick Shoals, opposite Battery Rutledge, Sullivan's Island, South Carolina
- Charleston Harbor approaches
- Nassau or Bermuda (likely) → Charleston, South Carolina
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The Wreck Today
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- Grounded and lost; possibly one of two anomalies later relocated near Sullivan's Island by SCIAA
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Position
- 32.77° N 79.84° W
- General area only
- Sullivan's Island, South Carolina
General area only: coordinate of Sullivan's Island from the USGS Geographic Names Information System, marking the named place of loss recorded for this vessel (Drunken Dick Shoals, opposite Battery Rutledge, Sullivan's Island), not a surveyed wreck position.
Evidence
Overall confidence: Partially documented (72/100)
The vessel's builder, dimensions, and exact modern wreck position are not established in the sources reviewed.
Treasures of the Confederate Coast, E. Lee Spence (via Wikipedia compilation)
Loss date and location.
South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology, Maritime Research Division
Recent search status for the wreck.
USGS Geographic Names Information System — Sullivan's Island, South Carolina
coordinate of the named place of loss
























































