| 
Type: German Bremen class light cruiser, Length 262'-9" Beam 43'-3" and 2 four cylinder triple expansion engines and ten 4.1in guns.
Picture: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Wreck Information: The SMS Munchen was laid down August 1903, completed January 1905 in Bremen
Parking directions: Good at all harbours.
Distance from harbour: Granton 17 miles, South Queensferry 22 miles , Northberwick 4 miles , Burntisland 16 miles
Lat & Long: N56.12207 / W-2.77205
Chart: To follow
Depth: 55m
Tides: Tide tables 3 hours after HW/LW
Diveboat: Divebunker Divesafariscotland Marinequest
Diveshop: Splash Sports Dundee Edinburgh dive centre FYM
Accommodation: To Follow
Suggested experience: Trimx rebreather
Other comments: She was hit by a torpedeo from the british submarine E 38 but not sunk and eventually sunk by a torpedeo in a training exersize in the forth.1921. She has a spectacular forward sloping bow, no guns and bridge gone but armoured conning tower intact and pretty complete bow and stern. Bow definitely lying to port in around 58m but the engine room area was very broken up and the stern was lying slightly to Starboard.
Created by: John Nicolson
Date: 21/9/08
Revision: 1
Thanks To:
Underwater photos: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Wreck diagram: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Dive Report: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it