This is the information page about the shipwreck Bretton hall, the water chart below shows the wreck in its immediate vicinity. The position of this wreck is 50 23.085 N,3 29.939 W (50.207816666667, -3.7034)

 

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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. Aldershot
2. Amelie-suzanne
3. Angelena bm 271
4. Ann marie (possibly)
5. Antonio (probably)
6. Avalon g ii
7. Baychattan
8. Bleamoor (probably)
9. Blue marlin
10. Boma
11. Bretagne
12. Bretton hall
13. Broadmayne (part of)
14. Brunhilda
15. Buesten
16. Bull steamer (possibly)
17. Catherine allen
18. Christoffel colombus (possibly)
19. City of swansea (probably)
20. Claverley (possibly)
21. Colorado (possibly)
22. Demetrios
23. Dudley rose
24. Elsa
25. Elsa (possibly)
26. Emma
27. Emsstrom
28. Farn
29. Fiona mary
30. Galicia
31. Garm (possibly)
32. Gefion
33. Girl barbara
34. Glocliffe
35. Glory
36. Greatham
37. Greleen
38. Grelhame (probably)
39. Gro
40. Havbris (probably)
41. Hazelpark (possibly)
42. Herzogin cecilie
43. Heye p
44. Hms benton castle
45. Hms chorley (possibly)
46. Hms crocodile
47. Hms jasper (possibly)
48. Hms newbridge (probably)
49. Hms penylan (e part)
50. Hms penylan (w part)
51. Hms picton castle
52. Hms savage
53. Hmsm d1
54. Irma germaine (possibly)
55. Jade star gypsy
56. Jordan a
57. Karen marie (probably)
58. Kendal castle
59. La blanca (possibly)
60. Laertes
61. Lb 332 or lb 362 (possibly)
62. Les mercenaires
63. Liberta
64. Lofoten (probably)
65. Lord stewart
66. Marana (bow section)
67. Marie des isles
68. Medina
69. Mudstomper (probably)
70. Neches (probably)
71. Newholm
72. North sea (probably)
73. Northville (possibly)
74. Perm (possibly)
75. Peronne
76. Placidas faroult
77. Quest
78. Rayder
79. Renilde
80. Riversdale
81. Rota
82. Sarah jayne
83. Sevilla
84. Shirley betty
85. Soudan
86. Stanhope
87. Ster de zee (possibly)
88. Talvaldis (possibly)
89. Two sisters
90. Uc 49 (probably)
91. Uc 51
92. Uskmoor (probably)
93. W.s.w. one
94. Waikawa (possibly)
95. Warsaw
96. Yvette bm217

 

Name: BRETTON HALL

Length 97.5 meter, width: 11 meter, draught: 7.8, tonnage 2421 ton
Load: general and mixed goods

Cause: iron vessel, built in 1881 by c. connell & co., glasgow, with 2 cylinder compound engine of 300hp, 2 boilers, single shaft. ran aground in dense fog whilst on passage antwerp for bombay. (devon shipwrecks & sibi).

Year of registration: 1885

Water depth above wreck: 1 meter

Known since: 1885, last detected: 1983

Details measurements/cartography: 5.9.83 WENT ASHORE AT MUDSTONE BEACH, NEAR SHARKHAM PT. (DEVON SHIPWRECKS). H5249/76 5.9.83 SUNK IN 502303N, 032952W [OGB]. (BSAC WK REGISTER, VOL 8). NCA. POSN FOR FILING ONLY.
Comment researcher: UK Hydrographic Office

Position: 50 23.085 N,3 29.939 W

 

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