Some interesting artifacts can still be found if you look carefully, such as doorlocks, bathroom fixtures, etc. She was an Argentine registered freighter on a voyage from New York to Baltimore to Buenos Aires. Not much is known about the sinking of this ship. She sits upright and intact on the East Side of the shipping channel near Smith Point Light. Plan your dive for 85 feet to the deck and 100 or more to the bottom.
Dives are generally dark and there can be currents on the wreck.
It is an advance dive and safeline and lights are necessary. Artifacts from this wreck are wine and water bottles from Argentina, port holes, etc. She was a coastal freighter own by the Luckenbach Shipping Lines on route from Tampa, Fla. to Baltimore. The Julia Luckenbach was headed up the bay towards Baltimore during a sleet storm and decided to head towards the Tangier Island Light and wait out the storm. As she turned out of the shipping channel she pulled directly in front of the Indrakuala which struck the Julia Luckenbach in her starboard side.