Type: 1879-ton steamer, built 1911. 279ft x 40ft

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Wreck Information: Broken into two main parts near boiler and engines. Spare iron prop lying aft of boiler. Much debris including coils of wire between two sections. Main interest is holds, where cargo of 18-pounder shell cases were carried. Despite commercial salvage, local divers call this a 'shellcase supermarket'. If you look at the sand inside the wreck you will see lines in the sand these are caused by the next layer of boxes of empty shell cases that are covered up,

Cargo: shell cases and coils of wire

Harbour / slip:  Bridlington. 

Distance from harbour:  19.5 Nm

Site Hazards:

Parking directions: 

Lat / Long:    N53 50.920   E0 12.450 She lies orientated in a NE to SW direction.

Chart: 

Depth: 25m

Tides:   Tide tables

Diveboat:    Providence

Diveshop:   Diving leisure      Huddersfield Dive Centre

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Other comments:   She was sunk 18 October,1917, by torpedo from the UC49 19 miles SSE of Flamborough Head

Created by:   Finstrokes

Date: 7/7/00

Revision:   1

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