This is the information page about the shipwreck Brema, the water chart below shows the wreck in its immediate vicinity. The position of this wreck is 54 1.028 N,0 4.487 E (53.740283, 0.209967)

 

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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. Agnes
2. Airdrie (possibly)
3. Albatross
4. Amsteldam
5. Angelo rose
6. Appolonia
7. Arctic viking
8. Ardens (probably)
9. Avance (probably)
10. Beaconsfield
11. Bellerophon
12. Biesbosch
13. Birtley
14. Bonhomme richard
15. Boys own
16. Brabant
17. Brema
18. Briton (possibly)
19. Cadmus
20. Cambrai
21. Caroline
22. Chant 63
23. Charing cross (possibly)
24. Chicago
25. Chloris (possibly)
26. Commonwealth
27. Corinth (possibly)
28. Cyclope
29. Dana (possibly)
30. Deptford
31. Diana
32. Diana
33. Dryade
34. Dunstaffnage
35. Elfrida
36. Empress (probably)
37. Feltre
38. Forest queen
39. Frithof eide
40. G.3
41. Girl ita
42. Goodwood
43. Graafjeld
44. Greltoria (probably)
45. Hannah
46. Hannah louisa
47. Helmsman (probably)
48. Hercules
49. Hms akranes
50. Hms desire (possibly)
51. Hms dirk
52. Hms fairy
53. Hms falcon (stern section)
54. Hms falmouth
55. Hms thalia
56. Hms thomas cornwall
57. Holmar i
58. Horsted
59. Hugh taylor
60. Ida
61. J b paddon
62. Jerv
63. John rettig (probably)
64. Kalo (probably)
65. Kernoozer
66. Kilrea
67. Kilrea (probably)
68. Kimberley (possibly)
69. Kingston cameo
70. Knuthenborg
71. Laconia (possibly)
72. Lady anstruther (probably)
73. Lady josyan
74. Landport (possibly)
75. Leander
76. Lifeguard (possibly)
77. Lindum
78. Longbenton (probably)
79. Lyra (bow section)
80. Magdalyn ann
81. Malvina (fwd part)
82. Manchester engineer (probably)
83. Marian francis
84. Markersdall (probably)
85. Mazeppa
86. Middlesborough
87. Modig
88. Modiva (possibly)
89. Mongolian
90. Nitedal
91. Onward (possibly)
92. Orsa
93. Otis tetrax
94. Our lorraine
95. Paddington (possibly) & unknown
96. Paraciers
97. Peebles (possibly)
98. Portia
99. Potomac
100. Riviere
101. Rosa
102. Runswick
103. Seistan
104. Sirajah
105. Sna iii
106. Sota eduardo
107. Sote (aft part)
108. Stanburn
109. Storm drift
110. Tangistan
111. Tees
112. Thea
113. Togston (possibly)
114. Tredegar hall
115. Trongate
116. Ub 107 & malvina (after part)
117. Uc 39
118. Uc 75
119. Umbe
120. Upminster (possibly)
121. Vaaren
122. Vaaren (possibly)
123. Varangmalm (possibly)
124. Ville de valenciennes
125. War crocus (possibly)
126. Wayside flower (possibly)
127. Whitemantle (possibly)

 

Name: BREMA

Year of registration: 1944

Water depth above wreck: 38 meter, Height above seabed: 135 cm

Known since: 1944, last detected: 20160310

Details measurements/cartography: PREVIOUSLY THOUGHT TO BE 'VILLE DE VALENCIENNES'. SEE [6469]. H01624/44 28.7.44 POSN 540120N, 000448E. KNOWN TO HAVE LEAST DEPTH 51 FT OVER IT. (CAPT M/S HUMBER, 15.7.44). AMEND POSN. - PNM 1214/44. 20.3.72 INS AS WK 15.5MTRS. NC 121. 3.7.72 SHOWN IN 540115N, 000500E [EUR] ON DANISH FISH CHART 5400 & 5300 [1965]. 9.5.74 AMEND TO WK 14.8MTRS [LAT]. NC 121. H5084/77 21.3.80 EXAM'D 28.11.79 IN 540100N, 000437E [OGB] USING HIFIX/6 [2 LOP]. LEAST E/S DEPTH 30.1 IN GEN DEPTH 38.4MTRS. NO SCOUR. DCS3 HT 7.8MTRS. LENGTH 105MTRS. LYING 130/310 DEG. INTACT WK. (HMS ECHO, HI 64/79). BR STD. H1942/76 9.3.81 SWEPT 23.7.80. CLEAR AT 29.7MTRS, FOUL AT 30.3MTRS. (SOISS, HI 65/80). BR STD. 2.9.97 LOCATED AND DIVED IN 540100N, 000439W ON 17.7.95. LEAST DEPTH BY E/S 29.5MTRS. SEABED SAND AND GRAVEL. BROKEN UP BUT WITH PLENTY OF INTEREST. (P DUFFIN) HH100/351/20 27.8.03 DIVED IN 5101.020N, 0004.494E [WGD]. STANDS 7MTRS HIGH. NO SCOUR. AN INTACT WK WITH A 45 DEGS LIST TO PORT. BOW BROKEN ROUND TO STBD. STERN NNW. TWO BOILERS VISIBLE. CARGO ?COAL. (D ROBINSON, HUMBERSIDE POLICE). NCA. 9.12.10 THIS MUST BE BREMA DUE TO MATCHING MACHINERY AND GEAR RECOVERED BEARING THE NAME 'ROSTOCK'. OTHER CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE SUPPORTS THIS CONCLUSION. (C RACEY, EMAIL DTD 8.12.10). NCA. SEP 2016/000053291 3.10.16 EXAM'D 10.3.16; IN 5401.028N, 0004.487E [WGD]. LEAST WCD DEPTH 29.78MTRS, GEN DEPTH 38MTRS. LENGTH 86.1MTRS, WIDTH 16.8MTRS, HT 7.8MTRS, ORIENTATION 135/315 DEGS. STRONG MAGNETIC ANOMALY, WK BROKEN IN TWO PARTS, LISTS TO PORT. (MMT, HI 1473, H525_6465). AMEND NDW 29.5MTRS IN REVISED POSN.
Comment researcher: UK Hydrographic Office

Commentaar onderzoeker: BROKEN IN TWO PARTS, LISTS TO PORT

Position: 54 1.028 N,0 4.487 E

 

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