The run is about 200 ft long and averages about 100 ft wide. About 130 ft down the run on the east side is a small spring about 15 ft deep. Limestone with long deep transverse fractures and longitudinal openings crops out in the stream bed. Various sources report the ship as either a gun boat or a supply ship of the Confederate Army that was trapped on the Suwannee River and was run aground and scuttled by its captain to avoid capture by Union Forces. Analyses by U.S. Geological Survey.
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