Type: Iron hulled steamship laden with a cargo of coal, 63 L x 9 B metres, 808 GRT, built 1866, registered in Copenhagen, Denmark.

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Wreck Information: This vessel was mined or torpedoed at an unspecified location off Bressay Lighthouse on October 21st 1917

Cargo: Coal

Travel directions: Northlinkferries 0845 6000 449. Photographic ID is required on the ferry now

Parking directions: You will need a taxi from the ferry to the harbour if you have a lot of gear.

Distance from harbour:  Lerwick 15mins max

Lat & Long: 60 06.52N 01 07.57W

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Depth: 67 meters

Tides: Tide tables  All states. Very little tide range here

Diveboat:     The Karin    Jean Elaine    Sharon Rose     Sunrise   Gaelic Rose    Invincible    Halton

Diveshop:    Scapascuba

Accommodation:    Shetland Islands Tourist Board, 01595 693434,

Suggested experience: CCR or OC Trimix

Other comments: Sunk by UC 40, broke in two Bow a short distance from Stern see :Anglo Dane

Pub:  Captain Flint's or Queens hotel, Plenty of food Fish & Chips,Pizza (Osla's Cafe) lots of others 

Created by:    Kevin Heath

Air & Nitrox fills: There are a couple of commie dive outfits close to the harbour.

Date: 7/7/07

Revision: 1

Thanks To: Gavin Barnett for dive info.

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Dive reports:  Gavin Barnett 3rd August 2009 Inspo Vision Gas dil Tx 16/45 Bailout 7lt tx18/40 & 7lt nx50% (me maybe not quite enough bail out gas choco not a hope) Dive time 1hr 16mins mins left bottom at 21 mins Choco and I dived this wreck earlier this year (stern section). We had super 25m vis. Recorded a max depth of 65m. Some nice gauges in the engine room. We saw the bonnie toilet on the deck in very strange position. The decking and superstructure are gone so you get right into the hull. In fact just as Kevin Pickering first clip shows Anglo Dane