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Type: A long-range "T" Class patrol sub, Length 84.28 m Beam 7.77 m Draught 3.89 m
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Wreck Information: She was decommissioned after the war and she was towed from Malta to her final resting place in the beautiful surroundings of Cromarty Firth. Sunk intentionally in 1950 as a sonic training target for Shackleton aircraft from RAF Kinloss. She was built by Vickers Armstrong (Barrow-in-Furness, U.K.) : John Brown Shipbuilding & Engineering Company Ltd. (Clydebank, Scotland). The six forward torpedo tubes are all in place, with the external doors open. HMS Tantivy had originally been fitted with a deck cannon and the gun platform is still there with the ammunition lockers in place.
Harbour / slip: the public slip at Cromarty
Parking directions:
Distance from harbour: Cromarty 16 miles, Nairn 5.5 miles,
Lat & Long: 57º 40.483' 003º 50.085'W Cromarty Firth near Inverness
Chart:
Depth: 38m
Tides: Tide tables
Dive Shop: Aberdeen Watersports
Accommodation: Lossiemouth house, 33 Clifton rd, Lossimouth.
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Other comments: It is owned by Moray Firth Diving Ltd
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Created by: Bruce Sloan
Date: 26/6/07
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