life jacketsand lifeboats729Feet26,116TonsCanadianWaters70-90Mphtwohourstaconite30 feetormoreNov.10th,1975Nov.9th,197516 milesoffWhitefishPointopen ventsimproperlyclosedhatchesthree largewavesfrombehind40Degrees29Arthur M.AndersonGordonLightfoot10-15milesBurlingtonDock #1Superior,WICapt.BernieCooper75Feet530Feetpilot error,very tired,overloadingCapt.ErnestMcSorley3quadrilliongallonsRadarGitcheeGumee200 feetfrom thebowscraped thebottom of theCaribou Is.(Hole in Hull)life jacketsand lifeboats729Feet26,116TonsCanadianWaters70-90Mphtwohourstaconite30 feetormoreNov.10th,1975Nov.9th,197516 milesoffWhitefishPointopen ventsimproperlyclosedhatchesthree largewavesfrombehind40Degrees29Arthur M.AndersonGordonLightfoot10-15milesBurlingtonDock #1Superior,WICapt.BernieCooper75Feet530Feetpilot error,very tired,overloadingCapt.ErnestMcSorley3quadrilliongallonsRadarGitcheeGumee200 feetfrom thebowscraped thebottom of theCaribou Is.(Hole in Hull)

Edmund Fitzgerald - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. life jackets and life boats
  2. 729 Feet
  3. 26,116 Tons
  4. Canadian Waters
  5. 70-90 Mph
  6. two hours
  7. taconite
  8. 30 feet or more
  9. Nov. 10th, 1975
  10. Nov. 9th, 1975
  11. 16 miles off Whitefish Point
  12. open vents improperly closed hatches
  13. three large waves from behind
  14. 40 Degrees
  15. 29
  16. Arthur M. Anderson
  17. Gordon Lightfoot
  18. 10-15 miles
  19. Burlington Dock #1 Superior, WI
  20. Capt. Bernie Cooper
  21. 75 Feet
  22. 530 Feet
  23. pilot error, very tired, overloading
  24. Capt. Ernest McSorley
  25. 3 quadrillion gallons
  26. Radar
  27. Gitchee Gumee
  28. 200 feet from the bow
  29. scraped the bottom of the Caribou Is. (Hole in Hull)