Lartington
Bound from Savannah to Russia with cotton, she was racing for Bermuda when she struck the breakers about five miles northwest of the Royal Naval Dockyard. The crew was rescued and most of the cargo saved. Her bow lies mostly intact on its port side, the midsection is broken and scattered, and the boilers and a broken propeller mark the stern. She lies just north of the Montana and the Constellation, so the three wrecks can be visited in one area. Visibility is usually good and reaches more than 200 ft in winter according to Bermuda 100.
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