Type: 1152 grt British steamship

Picture: 

Wreck Information : The top of the boiler is only 6 metres below the surface. The bow section lies close under the cliffs with the stern pointing NW and gradually deepening. Most of the wreckage is on a rocky seabed close under the cliffs, but the stern stretches out on to sand and shingle. Portholes, brass valves and fittings have been recovered. The boilers, propshaft, engine, hull, rudder, steel propeller, etc. remain

Harbour / slip: Rosehearty

Parking directions: At Rosehearty

Distance from harbour:

Lat / Long:  57° 40.864’N 02° 09.897’W    This vessel stranded close to cliffs (Quarry Head) at Aberdour Bay

Chart:

Depth: 12-18 metres

Tides:   Tide tables

Diveboat:    Northeastdive

Diveshop:   Aberdeen Watersports

Accommodation:   Lossiemouth house   Aberdeen & Grampian Tourist Board    Silversands Caravan Park   Moray Cottages

Suggested experience:   Sport diver

Other comments: A popular divesite with local divers, Material reported under RoW amnesty (2001) A2873 1 valve spindle: from seabed.

Links:     Link

Created by    Finsrokes

Revision: 1

Date:   28/12/08

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