shipwreck of the Peter Iredale

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The shipwreck of the Peter Iredale is the rusted remains of a four-masted steel sailing ship that ran aground in 1906 and now serves as a popular historic landmark and beachside attraction on the Oregon coast.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf beachside attraction
historic landmark
shipwreck
tourist attraction
admissionFee no
causeOfShipwreck running aground
country United States
dateOfShipwreck 1906-10-25
environment sandy ocean beach
hasCondition partially buried in sand
rusted
hasInterpretiveSignage true
hasPart rusted hull remains
heritageValue regional icon of the Oregon coast
isOn public beach
locatedIn Fort Stevens State Park
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
United States
locatedNear Astoria, Oregon
locatedOn Pacific Ocean coast
locatedOnCoastOf Oregon
material steel
namedAfter Peter Iredale
nearbyFeature Columbia River mouth
Fort Stevens historic military site
linked to: Fort Stevens
openToPublic true
operator Oregon Parks and Recreation Department
originalFunction sailing cargo ship
partOf Peter Iredale
photographicSubject storm photography
sunset photography
safetyNote climbing on wreck discouraged
significance local landmark
maritime history
state Oregon
touristActivity beach walking
photography
sightseeing
vesselRig four-masted sailing ship
vesselType four-masted barque
visibleAt high tide
low tide
weatheringProcess marine corrosion
wave action
wind erosion
yearOfShipwreck 1906

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Fort Stevens State Park hasFeature shipwreck of the Peter Iredale
Fort Stevens State Park hasAttraction Peter Iredale shipwreck
linked to: shipwreck of the Peter Iredale