There are several marvels in Maryland worth exploring and today we’re focusing on one that must be seen to be believed. Previously, we featured drone footage of Mallows Bay, which you can view by clicking here. For a more up-close look, check out the below images and video.

What seems like a normal bay in Nanjemoy, is actually hiding a fascinating secret.
Flickr / Joel Kinison
A look at Google Maps will reveal what lies under the surface of Mallows Bay.
Google Maps

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Over 230 ships built during World War I rest in a watery grave. Most were poorly constructed and deemed "unusable," so they were burned and left in this massive ship graveyard.
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Today, you can kayak at this surreal spot. Floating over these eerie ruins is an experience like no other.
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Be sure to put this historic spot on your Maryland bucket list.
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Check out the intriguing footage below for even more intricate views of Mallows Bay.

Visit Mallows Bay at 1440 Wilson Landing Road, Nanjemoy, MD 20662. For more information, visit the website here.

Have you visited the ghost fleet of Mallows Bay? For even more historic landmarks in Maryland, click here.

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