Ice

Ice fields, floes, and icebergs, most of them in the Arctic.

1. 1905 · Karluk: Crewman stabbed another over loading ice.
2. 1851 · Fortune: Harpooned whale escaped under the ice.
3. 1853 · Fortune: Harpooned whale lost in the ice.
4. 1854 · Active: Ship struck ice and damaged bow.
5. 1854 · Active: Ice damaged the cutwater.
6. 1893 · Beluga: Ship stuck hard and fast in the ice.
7. 1893 · Beluga: Ice broke off a propeller blade.
8. 1893 · Beluga: Forced inshore to escape drifting ice.
9. 1893 · Beluga: Orca trapped in the ice signaled for help.
10. 1905 · Karluk: Whaleboat blown onto ice and smashed.
11. 1848 · Mary and Susan: Icebergs and deep snow blocked navigation.
12. 1849 · Mary and Susan: Vast fields of ice sighted.
13. 1852 · Pacific: Encountered an unbroken barrier of ice.
14. 1852 · Fortune: Surrounded by heavy ice fields.
15. 1852 · Pacific: A complete barrier of sea ice.
16. 1857 · Daniel Wood: Stuck in the ice fourteen days.
17. 1905 · Karluk: Sleds departed over the ice.
18. 1832 · Bengal: Freezing snowstorm glazed the rigging with ice.
19. 1835 · Bengal: Feared having to beat through ice.
20. 1836 · Edward Quesnel: Spotted an island of ice.
21. 1837 · Addison: Deck covered in ice near Block Island.
22. 1848 · Mary and Susan: Encountered a long chain of ice.
23. 1848 · Mary and Susan: Sighted a field of ice.
24. 1848 · Mary and Susan: Rigging coated in ice.
25. 1849 · Mary and Susan: Ice began forming in thick fog.
26. 1851 · Fortune: Encountered a large field of ice.
27. 1851 · Fortune: Boats navigated through the ice.
28. 1851 · Fortune: Chased and towed whale through ice.
29. 1851 · Fortune: Sailed along the ice in fog.
30. 1851 · Fortune: Ran into ice near shore.
31. 1851 · Fortune: Encountered sea ice.
32. 1851 · Fortune: Sailed near ice in fog.
33. 1851 · Fortune: Sailed along the ice.
34. 1852 · Fortune: Large body of ice sighted.
35. 1852 · Fortune: Ice sighted four miles away.
36. 1852 · Pacific: Bore through gale, snow, and ice.
37. 1852 · Pacific: Rigging coated in ice.
38. 1852 · Fortune: Ran into ice.
39. 1852 · Fortune: Sighted ice and Goars Island.
40. 1852 · Fortune: Sailed among ice in thick fog.
41. 1852 · Pacific: Encountered large bodies of ice off Asia.
42. 1852 · Fortune: Ice sighted amid a busy fleet.
43. 1852 · Fortune: Saw rotting ice and devil fish (gray whales).
44. 1852 · Fortune: Ice sighted while whaling.
45. 1852 · Fortune: Cruised off the ice.
46. 1852 · Fortune: Ice sighted in thick hazy weather.
47. 1852 · Fortune: Sighted ice ahead.
48. 1853 · Fortune: Sailed through large fields of ice.
49. 1853 · Fortune: Sailed among plenty of ice.
50. 1853 · Fortune: Cruised along the ice.
51. 1853 · Fortune: Ship drifted with the ice.
52. 1853 · Fortune: Sailed along the sea ice.
53. 1853 · Fortune: Cruised off and on near the ice.
54. 1853 · Fortune: Whales spotted in heavy ice.
55. 1853 · Fortune: Ice sighted as fog cleared.
56. 1853 · Fortune: Scouted for whales among the ice.
57. 1853 · Fortune: Moored to ice for fresh water.
58. 1853 · Fortune: Tied to drifting ice amidst whales.
59. 1853 · Fortune: Cruised around the ice.
60. 1853 · Fortune: Ship drifted deep into heavy ice.
61. 1853 · Fortune: Ship navigated out of the ice.
62. 1853 · Fortune: Ship surrounded by heavy ice.
63. 1853 · Fortune: Sailed near ice with the Mercury.
64. 1853 · Fortune: Ice drifted down onto the anchorage.
65. 1853 · Fortune: Sailed past ice in bays and gulfs.
66. 1853 · Fortune: Sailed through thick fog and ice.
67. 1853 · Fortune: Drifting among the ice.
68. 1853 · Fortune: Ice sighted.
69. 1854 · Active: Ice coated the rigging and sails.
70. 1854 · Active: Encountered a large field of ice.
71. 1854 · Active: Ship sailed into ice at midnight.
72. 1854 · Active: Chased whales into the ice.
73. 1854 · Active: Ice sighted in the night.
74. 1854 · Active: Navigated through ice amid thick fog.
75. 1854 · Active: Ship encompassed by ice.
76. 1854 · Active: Ship drifted into massive ice cakes.
77. 1854 · Active: Blocked from shore by packed ice.
78. 1854 · Active: Surrounded by ice in thick fog.
79. 1857 · Daniel Wood: Feared ice would turn him wicked.
80. 1893 · Beluga: Encountered an ice floe.
81. 1893 · Beluga: Steamed through the ice into clear water.
82. 1893 · Beluga: Stuck in heavy ice.
83. 1893 · Beluga: Navigated through close ice.
84. 1893 · Beluga: Young ice trapped the whaleboats.
85. 1893 · Beluga: Boats hauled over closing ice.
86. 1893 · Beluga: Ice closed in near the ship.
87. 1893 · Beluga: Sailed among loose ice.
88. 1893 · Beluga: Steamed through ice.
89. 1893 · Beluga: Trapped in ice during snowstorm.
90. 1893 · Beluga: Ice too dense to enter.
91. 1893 · Beluga: Navigated around the ice.
92. 1893 · Beluga: Worked through the ice with other vessels.
93. 1893 · Beluga: Encountered thick ice five miles wide.
94. 1893 · Beluga: Ship tied up to the ice.
95. 1893 · Beluga: Stopped in an ice opening in thick fog.
96. 1893 · Beluga: Tied up to grounded ice.
97. 1893 · Beluga: Tied up to the ice.
98. 1893 · Beluga: Made fast to the ice.
99. 1893 · Beluga: Encountered thick fog and ice.
100. 1893 · Beluga: Fleet blocked by ice off Point Hope.
101. 1893 · Beluga: Tied up to ground ice.
102. 1893 · Beluga: Worked through ice in thick fog.
103. 1893 · Beluga: Moored to the ice.
104. 1893 · Beluga: Tied up to the sea ice.
105. 1893 · Beluga: Ice drifted by in thick fog.
106. 1893 · Beluga: Trapped in a small hole in ice.
107. 1893 · Beluga: Ship remained trapped in the ice.
108. 1893 · Beluga: Stuck fast in the ice.
109. 1893 · Beluga: Navigated through ice in shallow coastal water.
110. 1893 · Beluga: Navigated through grounded ice.
111. 1893 · Beluga: Reached the ice pack.
112. 1893 · Beluga: Trapped in a deep bay of ice.
113. 1893 · Beluga: Sailed under the ice in smoky weather.
114. 1893 · Beluga: Cruised off the ice with fourteen ships.
115. 1893 · Beluga: Sailed between strips of ice.
116. 1893 · Beluga: Encountered young ice and heavy snow squalls.
117. 1893 · Beluga: Ice blocked the passage.
118. 1904 · Karluk: Encountered sea ice.
119. 1904 · Karluk: Sailed through strips of ice.
120. 1904 · Karluk: Blocked by ice alongside other steamers.
121. 1904 · Karluk: Ice blocked the way to Port Clarence.
122. 1904 · Karluk: Shifted anchor to avoid ice.
123. 1904 · Karluk: Waited for ice to clear.
124. 1904 · Karluk: Steamed through scattered ice in company.
125. 1904 · Karluk: Fleet stopped and tied to the ice.
126. 1904 · Karluk: Moored to the ice alongside another ship.
127. 1904 · Karluk: Forced inshore by encroaching ice.
128. 1904 · Karluk: Surrounded by ground ice.
129. 1904 · Karluk: Worked through ice into clear water.
130. 1904 · Karluk: Tied up to the sea ice.
131. 1904 · Karluk: Ventured out to the ice pack.
132. 1904 · Karluk: Cruised around the ice.
133. 1904 · Karluk: Cast off from the ice.
134. 1904 · Karluk: Forced close inshore by heavy ice.
135. 1904 · Karluk: Large ice drifted into the anchorage.
136. 1904 · Karluk: Ship became stuck in ice.
137. 1904 · Karluk: Crew worked cutting ice.
138. 1904 · Karluk: Crew built an ice road.
139. 1904 · Karluk: Crew gathered loads of ice.
140. 1904 · Karluk: Crew cut 300 cakes of ice.
141. 1904 · Karluk: Brought in ice amidst snow drifts.
142. 1904 · Karluk: Subzero cold and hauling ice.
143. 1905 · Karluk: Crew gathered loads of ice.
144. 1905 · Karluk: Ice overflowed around the ship.
145. 1905 · Karluk: Ice flooded by fresh gales.
146. 1905 · Karluk: Sailed among ice in snow and rain.
147. 1905 · Karluk: Worked the ship through ice.
148. 1905 · Karluk: Stopped and tied up to the ice.
149. 1905 · Karluk: Sought shelter from incoming ice.
150. 1905 · Karluk: Saw nothing but ice rounding Baley Island.
151. 1905 · Karluk: Endless ice forced steamers close inshore.
152. 1905 · Karluk: Sailed to the ice.
153. 1905 · Karluk: Pushed through the ice toward Banks Land.
154. 1905 · Karluk: Harbor filled with ice.
155. 1905 · Karluk: Ice forced the ship back to anchor.
156. 1905 · Karluk: Sailed through snow and new ice.
157. 1905 · Karluk: Ice blocked the boats while gathering wood.
158. 1905 · Karluk: Ship made fast to the ice.
159. 1905 · Karluk: Moored to ice for winter quarters.
160. 1905 · Karluk: Crew gathered winter ice.
161. 1905 · Karluk: Ice placed on the windows.
162. 1905 · Karluk: Sleds sent out over the ice for meat.
163. 1906 · Karluk: Brought aboard loads of ice.
164. 1906 · Karluk: Crew gathered a boatload of ice.
165. 1906 · Karluk: Finished hauling ice.
166. 1906 · Karluk: Ice drifted rapidly westward.
167. 1906 · Karluk: Ice broke up around the ship.
168. 1906 · Karluk: Waited for ice to clear.
169. 1906 · Karluk: Sea ice began moving.
170. 1906 · Karluk: Ice slacked up offshore.
171. 1906 · Karluk: Other ships tied up to the ice.
172. 1906 · Karluk: Trapped by heavy ice.
173. 1906 · Karluk: Ice moved close in.
174. 1906 · Karluk: Sailed along the ice.
175. 1906 · Karluk: Ship moored to the ice floe.
176. 1906 · Karluk: Cast off from the ice.
177. 1906 · Karluk: Tied fast to the ice.
178. 1906 · Karluk: Worked along the ice.
179. 1906 · Karluk: Navigated through ice under steam and sail.
180. 1906 · Karluk: Encountered sea ice.
181. 1906 · Karluk: Ice scattered across the ocean.
182. 1906 · Karluk: Lingered around the ice.
183. 1906 · Karluk: Reached the ice and lost whale in fog.
184. 1835 · Bengal: Beat through the ice.
185. 1849 · Mary and Susan: Saw plenty of ice.
186. 1849 · Mary and Susan: Tacked off extending ice.
187. 1851 · Fortune: Chased whales and operated among the ice.
188. 1852 · Pacific: Saw a large field of ice.
189. 1852 · Pacific: Plentiful ice in sight.
190. 1852 · Fortune: Passed through field of ice.
191. 1852 · Fortune: Encountered thick heavy ice.
192. 1852 · Fortune: Sea ice in sight while whaling.
193. 1852 · Fortune: Saw a large body of ice.
194. 1852 · Pacific: Steered out of the ice.
195. 1852 · Fortune: Struck whale in the ice.
196. 1852 · Fortune: Floating ice in sight.
197. 1852 · Fortune: Had to cut on account of ice.
198. 1852 · Fortune: Tacking on and off the ice.
199. 1853 · Fortune: Ice observed towards which whales moved.
200. 1853 · Fortune: Encountered ice while whaling.
201. 1853 · Fortune: Observed ice in sight.
202. 1853 · Fortune: Whale ran into the ice.
203. 1853 · Fortune: Towed whale out of the ice.
204. 1857 · Daniel Wood: Close to the ice.
205. 1857 · Daniel Wood: Cutwater damaged by ice.
206. 1857 · Daniel Wood: Laying in the ice in Meichuy Bay.
207. 1857 · Daniel Wood: Worked through the ice.
208. 1893 · Beluga: Ship in close ice and fast in ice.
209. 1893 · Beluga: Stuck hard and fast in ice.
210. 1893 · Beluga: Ship surrounded by close ice.
211. 1893 · Beluga: Passed between ice floe and cake.
212. 1893 · Beluga: Cruised near very large floes of ice.
213. 1893 · Beluga: Observed ground ice off the land.
214. 1893 · Beluga: Steamed along the ice.
215. 1893 · Beluga: Sailed along the ice.
216. 1893 · Beluga: Ship remained fast to the ice.
217. 1893 · Beluga: Let go from the ice.
218. 1893 · Beluga: No appearance of ice.
219. 1893 · Beluga: Sailed along the ice.
220. 1893 · Beluga: Point of ice bore south by east.
221. 1893 · Beluga: Saw ice to northeast.
222. 1893 · Beluga: Observed plenty young ice and no big ice.
223. 1904 · Karluk: Worked along the ice.
224. 1904 · Karluk: Saw very little ice.
225. 1904 · Karluk: Encountered ice blocking way.
226. 1904 · Karluk: Turned back due to ice.
227. 1904 · Karluk: Made fast to the ice.
228. 1904 · Karluk: Observed no ice off Thetis Islands.
229. 1904 · Karluk: Fast to the ice.
230. 1904 · Karluk: Steered along the ice.
231. 1904 · Karluk: Big ice came in.
232. 1904 · Karluk: Came out of the ice.
233. 1904 · Karluk: Employed in butting ice.
234. 1904 · Karluk: All hands bunting ice.
235. 1904 · Karluk: Got a boat of ice.
236. 1904 · Karluk: Got two boatloads of ice.
237. 1904 · Karluk: Encountered ice.
238. 1904 · Karluk: Went after ice.
239. 1904 · Karluk: Got one load of ice.
240. 1905 · Karluk: Got two loads of ice.
241. 1905 · Karluk: Got one load of ice.
242. 1905 · Karluk: Getting ice.
243. 1905 · Karluk: Got two loads of ice.
244. 1905 · Karluk: Got a load of ice.
245. 1905 · Karluk: Observed ice covered with water.
246. 1905 · Karluk: Plenty of ice in sight.
247. 1905 · Karluk: Made fast to the ice.
248. 1905 · Karluk: Ice came in.
249. 1905 · Karluk: Shifted course to clear ice.
250. 1905 · Karluk: Encountered no end of ice.
251. 1905 · Karluk: Ran down along the ice.
252. 1905 · Karluk: Stood off to the ice.
253. 1905 · Karluk: Observed plenty of ice.
254. 1905 · Karluk: Encountered some young ice.
255. 1905 · Karluk: Blocked by pack ice.
256. 1905 · Karluk: Found too much ice.
257. 1905 · Karluk: Cut blocks of ice.
258. 1905 · Karluk: Got two loads of ice.
259. 1905 · Karluk: Got a load of ice.
260. 1905 · Karluk: Got two loads of ice.
261. 1906 · Karluk: Filled ice rack.
262. 1906 · Karluk: No open water observed.
263. 1906 · Karluk: Got two loads of ice.
264. 1906 · Karluk: Got two loads of ice.
265. 1906 · Karluk: Got one load of ice.
266. 1906 · Karluk: Ice remained packed outside the spit.
267. 1906 · Karluk: Observed small ice.
268. 1906 · Karluk: Observed plenty of ice.

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