Falcon
Passenger And Freight Launch · United States · Lost After June 1919, exact year unknown · Lake Washington
A 1908 gasoline passenger launch that once ran Puget Sound ferry routes, found well preserved in 190 feet of Lake Washington in 2006.
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The Vessel and Her Loss
Vessel
- 1908
- US Registry No. 204927
- Not established
- Bellingham, Washington
- Wood
- 85 ft
- 16 ft
- 46
- Gasoline engine, single screw
- Island Transportation Co.; Kitsap County Transportation Co.; Alki Point Transportation Co.
Loss
- After June 1919, exact year unknown
- Intentional sinking
- Lake Washington, near Kirkland, Washington
- Lake Washington
- Not established
- Not established
- Not established
- Not established
- Not established
The Wreck Today
- 190 ft
- Well preserved in cold fresh water; hull upright with slight port list, passenger cabin intact, wheelhouse missing
- Not established
- 2006
- Not established
Position
- 47.68° N 122.21° W
- General area only
- Kirkland, Washington
General area only: coordinate of Kirkland, Washington from the USGS Geographic Names Information System, marking the named place of loss recorded for this vessel ("Lake Washington, near Kirkland, Washington"), not a surveyed wreck position.
Evidence
Overall confidence: Partially documented (65/100)
The exact date and circumstances of her sinking in Lake Washington are not established in the sources reviewed.
Wikipedia (Falcon, gasoline launch)
Build details, ownership history, registry number and 2006 wreck discovery.
Sound and Cascade Regional Technical divers (SCRET)
Wreck condition, depth and description of the site in Lake Washington.
USGS Geographic Names Information System — City of Kirkland, WA
coordinate of the named place of loss
























































