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Local History: Scranton's namesake a city under water - Scranton Times-Tribune

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Scranton Times-TribuneLocal History: Scranton's namesake a city under waterScranton Times-TribuneThe nuclear-powered submarine was built by Newport NewsShipbuildingand Drydock Co. It measures 360 feet in length and is 33 feet wide. Its speed is greater than 25 knots and its depth is greater than 800 feet. The keel was laid on Aug. 29, 1986.

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Local History: Scranton's namesake a city under water - Scranton Times-Tribune

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