Its counterpart on the port side is absent. These, presumably, are associated with the steering gear and may still be connected to the tiller and rudder post. Several mooring eyes are located along the stern bulwark, including one directly aft of the tiller. The rudder post is intact. The rudder is missing.
Evidence suggests that it was removed during salvage efforts.
Adjacent the stern section, and upslope from where the boulder slope and sand bottom meet, sits a large section of the side of the hull, flipped over to expose the vessel's interior. Girder-like frames and a ladder are visible. Within this scatter is a large, crumpled pipe-like piece of iron which may be part of a mast. The pilot house sits upright atop the boat deck approximately 100 feet from the aft end of the stern section on the gently sloping sand bottom in approximately 80 feet of water. The starboard wall of the pilot house has been bent slightly inward.