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The [[Caribbean|West Indies]] region is often beset by hurricanes and tropical storms. Combined with the shallow waters to be found there, the result is a high incidence of | The [[Caribbean|West Indies]] region is often beset by hurricanes and tropical storms. Combined with the shallow waters to be found there, the result is a high incidence of [[shipwreck]]s. Especially during the [[Age of Discovery|age of sail]], [[Ship|vessels]] of all sizes were frequently tossed onto rocky shores. Their stranded crews often perished before they could be rescued. | ||
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The West Indies region is often beset by hurricanes and tropical storms. Combined with the shallow waters to be found there, the result is a high incidence of shipwrecks. Especially during the age of sail, vessels of all sizes were frequently tossed onto rocky shores. Their stranded crews often perished before they could be rescued.