Casmalia
Wooden Steam Cargo Ship · United States · Lost Brought to Mallows Bay for scrapping in the 1920s · Chesapeake Bay
One of the many World War I wooden supply steamers whose short working life ended almost as soon as it began, now resting in the Mallows Bay ghost fleet.
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The Vessel and Her Loss
Vessel
- 1918
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- Wood
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- Steam, single screw
- United States Shipping Board
Loss
- Brought to Mallows Bay for scrapping in the 1920s
- Intentional sinking
- Mallows Bay, Potomac River
- Potomac River, Chesapeake Bay watershed
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The Wreck Today
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- Within Mallows Bay-Potomac River National Marine Sanctuary and the Mallows Bay-Widewater National Register Historic District
Position
- 38.47° N 77.27° W
- General area only
- Mallows Bay, Charles County, Maryland
General area only: coordinate of Mallows Bay from the USGS Geographic Names Information System, marking the named place of loss recorded for this vessel, not a surveyed wreck position.
Evidence
Overall confidence: Partially documented (55/100)
Her builder, shipyard, and precise dimensions are not established in the sources reviewed, and no surveyed coordinate for her wreck site was found.
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Identification as a wartime EFC wooden steamer present at Mallows Bay.
USGS Geographic Names Information System — Mallows Bay
coordinate of the named place of loss
























































