wreckage
n. uncountablen. the broken pieces that are left after a vehicle, building, or large object has been destroyed. You usually see this after a crash or a bad storm.
n. the remains of something that has been severely damaged or destroyed, such as a vehicle, aircraft, or structure. Often refers to the physical debris resulting from a collision or disaster.
Divers found the wreckage of the old ship on the ocean floor.
Emergency crews worked through the night to clear the wreckage from the highway after the multi-car collision.
The investigators meticulously documented every piece of wreckage scattered across the field to determine whether mechanical failure or pilot error caused the mid-air disintegration.
From wreck + -age.
The wreckages were everywhereThe wreckage was everywhereWreckage is uncountable and does not take a plural form; use 'pieces of wreckage' if you need to count individual items.