Landmark· Bahía de los Muertos· Mexico
Muertos Ore Wharf Ruins
23° 59.5′ N · 109° 49.6′ W · approximate
Stone remains of the 1920s wharf and warehouse where El Triunfo silver ore was loaded onto barges bound for Mazatlán - the origin of the bay's name.
Practical
Coordinate is approximate: placed on the north shoreline of the Muertos cove, where The Log (2022) says the ruins are visible. Land by dinghy on the beach. The 'muertos' were six train axles buried as dead-man anchors for three ore barges.
Best for
Short history walk ashore
Nearby
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