It was 2014 when a team of researchers with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), who study American waterways and marine science, turned their attention away from ecosystems and water health to focus on something which would turn out to be far eerier: the strait of water under and around the Golden Gate Bridge.
The water in this area ranges greatly in depth. Near Alcatraz, the depth is around 100 feet, whereas the water closer to the bridge has been recorded as deeper than 300 feet. In water that deep, especially in an area with such a lengthy history of shipping and travel, NOAA made it their goal to uncover anything they could about the various shipwrecks hidden there.
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