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What is the Edmund Fitzgerald?

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A ship that sank in the Great Lakes. Also it's a great song by Gordon Lightfoot in the 70's.

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Who is Edmund Fitzgerald?
The Chairman of the North-western Mutual Life Insurance company
How deep is the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald?
530 feet
Was the Edmund Fitzgerald ever recovered?
No the Fitzgerald still rests on the bottom of Lake Superior. The location of the wreck was found 4 days after the sinking, on November 14, 1975.The United States Navy photographed the wreck in May...
What was the Edmund Fitzgerald named after?
The ship was named after the then-current president of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, Mr. Edmund Fitzgerald.
What year did the Edmund Fitzgerald sink?
1975 lake superior