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• Period: 16th century

• Galleon San Agustin (1595)

  Galleon which departed Manila (PHL) bound for Acapulco (MEX). She sunk in California in 1595 due to a storm. This ship captained by Sebastián Rodriguez Cermeño carried eastern ceramics, gold bullion, silver ingots, wax and silk. She belonged to The Manila Galleon.

• Santa María de Ayuda (1559)

  Nao which departed Veracruz (MEX) bound for Spain. She sunk in Florida in 1559 due to a storm. Captained by Lázaro Morel. She belonged to The Nueva España Fleet.

• Jesus (1559)

  Urca which departed Veracruz (MEX) bound for Spain. She sunk in Florida in 1559 due to a storm. Captained by Diego López + Alonso Beltrán. She belonged to The Nueva España Fleet.

• Santo Espíritu (1559)

  Caravel which departed Veracruz (MEX) bound for Spain. She sunk in Florida in 1559 due to a storm. Captained by Juan de la Puerta. She belonged to The Nueva España Fleet.

• San Amaro (1559)

  Nao which departed Veracruz (MEX) bound for Spain. She sunk in Florida in 1559 due to a storm. Captained by Cristóbal de Escobar. She belonged to The Nueva España Fleet.

• San Juan de Ulúa (1559)

  Galleon which departed Veracruz (MEX) bound for Spain. She sunk in Florida in 1559 due to a storm. Captained by Pedro Andonasgui. She belonged to The Nueva España Fleet.

• La Salvadora (1559)

  Ship of unknown type which departed Veracruz (MEX) bound for Spain. She sunk in Florida in 1559 due to a storm. Captained by Vicente Fernández. She belonged to The Nueva España Fleet.

• Visitación (1550)

  Nao which departed Veracruz (MEX) bound for Spain. She sunk in Florida in 1550 due to a hurricane. This ship captained by Pedro de la Torre carried gold bullion and silver ingots. She belonged to The Nueva España Fleet.

• San Nicolás (1551)

  Nao which sunk in Florida in 1551.

• Santa Marta (1582)

  Nao which departed Manila (PHL) bound for Acapulco (MEX). She sunk in California in 1582. She carried gold bullion, silver ingots and eastern ceramics. She belonged to The Manila Galleon.

• Santa María del Camino (1555)

  Ship of unknown type which departed Havana (CUB) bound for Spain. She sunk in Florida in 1555. This ship captained by Alonso Martín Morejón carried gold bullion and silver ingots.

• San Andrés (1555)

  Galleon which departed Panama (PAN) bound for Cadiz (ESP). She sunk in Florida in 1555 due to a hurricane. Captained by Cosme Rodríguez Farfán. She belonged to The Nueva España Fleet.

• Capitana (1555)

  Ship of unknown type which departed Panama (PAN) bound for Spain. She sunk in Florida in 1555 due to a hurricane. Captained by Cosme Rodríguez Farfán. She belonged to The Nueva España Fleet.

• San Esteban (1554)

  Galleon which departed Veracruz (MEX) bound for Spain. She sunk in Texas in 1554 due to a storm. This ship captained by Francisco del Huerto carried cochineal, coins, hides and skins, sugar, eastern ceramics and riches.

• Espíritu Santo (1554)

  Galleon which departed Veracruz (MEX) bound for Spain. She sunk in Texas in 1554 due to a storm. This ship captained by Damián Martin carried coins, riches and gold bullion.

• Santa Maria de Yciar (1554)

  Galleon which departed Veracruz (MEX) bound for Spain. She sunk in Texas in 1554 due to a storm. This ship captained by Alonso Ojos carried coins, riches and gold bullion.

• Santa María del Camino (1554)

  Ship of unknown type bound for Spain which sunk in Unknown zone in 1554. This ship captained by Diego Díaz carried riches, silver ingots and gold bullion.

• San Andrés (1559)

  Nao which departed Veracruz (MEX) bound for Spain. She sunk in Florida in 1559 due to a storm. This ship captained by Alonso Moraño carried oil / olives, wood, wine, brandy and spirits, nails and construction materials. She belonged to The Nueva España Fleet.

• San Ignacio (1571)

  Galleon which departed Acapulco (MEX) bound for Cadiz (ESP). She sunk in Florida in 1571 due to a storm. This ship captained by Juan de Canavas carried riches.

• Santa Maria de la Limpia Concepción (1571)

  Galleon which sunk in Florida in 1571 due to a storm.