Five-log canoe

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Five-log canoe

Description

Alverta, a Five-log canoe. Built in 1908.

A five-log canoe is a traditional Chesapeake Bay sailing and working vessel built by joining five distinct, large trees lengthwise side-by-side to form the lower hull and keel.

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Equipment Specifications

Year	1908
Model	Alverta
Location	Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum

Detailed Information

Detailed Description

Alverta, a Five-log canoe. Built in 1908.

Description

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