This is the information page about the shipwreck Baron st jernblad, the water chart below shows the wreck in its immediate vicinity. The position of this wreck is 55 50.484 N,2 3.171 W (55.683333333333, -18.4)

 

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The texts accompanying this shipwreck are in English 🇬🇧, as they are prepared by the UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) based on data from UKHO and the hydrographic services of the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany, among others. They include the known details of the wreck and the comments of the cartographers who have checked the position and condition of the wreck over time.

 

1. Accra
2. Aepos
3. Aikaterini
4. Alida gorthon
5. Astra ii
6. Auriac (probably)
7. Baron st jernblad
8. Baron stjernblad
9. Bear
10. Borgland
11. Boyne castle (possibly)
12. Calabria
13. Calafatis
14. Captain
15. Centaruo i
16. Conch
17. Coryton
18. Dalblair
19. Dione ii
20. Diplomat
21. Efploia
22. Empire moose
23. Ex-hmsm h 11
24. Fanefjeld
25. Fellside
26. Gaslight (parts of)(possibly)
27. Gasray (part of)(possibly)
28. Glanmire
29. Gyda
30. Halland (probably)
31. Havilde
32. Hms fortuna
33. Hms pathfinder
34. Hms strathrannock
35. King robert
36. Loch lomond
37. Mandros
38. Martin goldschmidt
39. Nerissa
40. Odense
41. Olympier
42. Onoba
43. President
44. Rushpool
45. Sabbia
46. Scotia
47. Sea hunter
48. Sesostris
49. Shadwan
50. Shakespeare
51. Sitala
52. Stirlingshire
53. Thistle
54. Thornlea
55. Tortuguero
56. U 1103
57. U 1194
58. U 2354
59. U 3514
60. U 532
61. U 714
62. Ulva (possibly)
63. Venus
64. Victor ross
65. Vinemoor
66. Vingaland

 

Name: BARON ST JERNBLAD

Year of registration: 1919

Water depth above wreck: 18 meter, Height above seabed: 140 cm

Known since: 1919, last detected: 2009

Details measurements/cartography: H2501/19 24.3.19 DANISH SS BARON STJERNBLAD, SINKING POSN GIVEN AS 555000N, 020200W. (SNO GRANTON). INS WK [OLD SYMBOL] ON CHARTS. H4087/26 24.6.26 AMEND TO DW. (AUTHORITY NOT STATED). 2.10.86 MENTIONED AS IN GEN DEPTH 76 FT, NEVER LOCATED IN 'SHIPWRECKS AROUND GREAT BRITAIN'. (LEO ZANELLI, PUBLISHED 1970). 6.1.70 NOT FOUND. VARIOUS OBSTACLES IN AREA DIVED ON. ALL FOUND TO BE ROCK OUTCROPS. (J BURLER, 30.1.70) AMEND TO DW PA. NE 1192. H4622/71 14.9.72 AMEND TO WK USC PA 15MTRS. NC 160. HH090/915/01 17.1.02 EXAM'D 24.6.01 IN 5550.484N, 0203.171W [WGD] USING DGPS. LEAST E/S DEPTH 16.3 IN GEN DEPTH 18MTRS. NO SCOUR. LENGTH 8MTRS, WIDTH 4MTRS. DCS3 HT 2MTRS. LIES 140/320 DEGS. STRONG MAGNETIC ANOMALY. BROKEN AND PARTIALLY BURIED DEBRIS IN AN AREA OF ROCKS. (GARDLINE, HI 915). PROBABLY BARON ST JERNBLAD. BR STD. 15.1.09 BARON STJERNBLAD, IDENTIFIED FROM BUTTONS RECOVERED WITH SHIPPING COMPANY NAME ON THEM, IN 5555.652N, 0155.984W [SEE 4496]. (I EASINGWOOD, E-MAIL DTD 13.1,09) RECORD AMENDED TO UNKNOWN. NCA. 16.1.09 THIS WK IS KNOWN LOCALLY AS EAST NUEK. (I EASINGWOOD, E-MAIL 16.1.09) SEP 2021/000090526 27.7.21 AWAITING FULL INVESTIGATION. (MERITAITO, HI1591).
Comment researcher: UK Hydrographic Office

Commentaar onderzoeker: BROKEN AND PARTIALLY BURIED DEBRIS

Position: 55 50.484 N,2 3.171 W

 

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