This is the information page about the shipwreck Corsican prince, the water chart below shows the wreck in its immediate vicinity. The position of this wreck is 54 30.076 N,0 29.013 W (54.454266666667, -0.39783333333333)

 

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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. African transport (probably)
2. Afrique
3. Aigburth
4. Amsteldam
5. Amulet
6. Anboto mendi (possibly)
7. Angelo rose
8. Ard aidhm
9. Ardens (probably)
10. Ardgantoch
11. Athelstane
12. Athos
13. Audax
14. Avance (probably)
15. Balfron (probably)
16. Ballater
17. Ballogie
18. Battersea
19. Beaumanoir (probably)
20. Berwick (possibly)
21. Black prince (possibly)
22. Bonhomme richard
23. Botha (possibly)
24. Brentwood
25. Bur
26. Cap palos (part of)
27. Castleford (probably)
28. Commercial
29. Constantia
30. Corsican prince
31. Countess of strathmore (possibly)
32. Creteblock
33. Crimdon (possibly)
34. Defiant
35. Deptford
36. Disperser
37. Doris burton (probably)
38. Eaglescliffe (probably)
39. Earl percy
40. Eli
41. Ellida (probably)
42. Erich lea
43. Ferruccio
44. Florence (possibly)
45. Florentia
46. Fred everard
47. Garthwaite
48. Gem (bow section)
49. Gem (stern section)
50. Gimle
51. Glamorganbrook
52. Glengarry (probably)
53. Glow (part of) (possibly)
54. Glow (part of) (possibly)
55. Gwalia (possibly)
56. Hannah
57. Harrow (probably)
58. Hercules
59. Highgate
60. Hms banyers
61. Hms desire (possibly)
62. Hms desire (possibly)
63. Hms dromio
64. Hms garmo (probably)
65. Hms locheil
66. Hms lord ridley
67. Hms swallow
68. Hms thalia
69. Hornsund (probably)
70. Houghton
71. Hurstwood
72. Jane
73. Lady ann
74. Lady helen
75. Lampada (probably)
76. Lanthorn
77. Leersum (probably)
78. Lerwick (probably)
79. Linaria (probably)
80. London
81. Lowtyne (possibly)
82. Lucy
83. M c holm
84. Madame renee
85. Manx queen
86. Marchioness of londonderry
87. Marie stuart
88. Martina
89. Melanie (probably)
90. Membland (possibly)
91. Merrie islington
92. Modemi (possibly)
93. Moorlands
94. Moorwood (possibly)
95. Namorado field jacket
96. Norenda (possibly)
97. Norhilda
98. Novillo
99. Oakwell
100. Onslow
101. Pandora
102. Paul
103. Phare (probably)
104. Philander (probably)
105. Polanna
106. Polruan
107. Princess olga (possibly)
108. Quaggy (probably)
109. Rikard nordraak
110. Runswick
111. Rutil
112. Saint ninian
113. Sapphire (probably)
114. Sarah thinnesen
115. Schaldis (possibly)
116. Scotia
117. Sir francis
118. Sixty-six
119. Skane
120. Sna ii
121. Southborough
122. Springhill
123. Sumus (probably)
124. Suntrap (probably)
125. Tangistan
126. Taurus (probably)
127. Trelyon
128. Ub 30
129. Ub 41
130. Ub 75
131. Uc 70
132. Vaaren
133. Vaaren (possibly)
134. Victo (bow section)
135. Victo (stern section)
136. Victoria (probably)
137. Wallsend
138. Westowrie
139. Woodstock (bow section)
140. Woodstock (stern section)

 

Name: CORSICAN PRINCE

Length 96.3 meter, width: 12.8 meter, draught: 5.2, tonnage 2776 ton
Load: wood: unprocessed and products,railway: stock and construction materials

Cause: ex-briardale. built in 1900 by short bros, sunderland. owned at time of loss by price line ltd. two boilers, triple expansion engine of 265hp, single shaft. passage dundee for cunkirk. cargo wood. torpedoed by ub 34.

Year of registration: 1917

Water depth above wreck: 49 meter, Height above seabed: 170 cm

Known since: 1917, last detected: 20161214

Details measurements/cartography: H5103/83 30.9.86 FASTENER IN 543005N, 002837W. (KINGFISHER OBSTN BOOKLET - WHITBY AREA). H6331/87 26.1.89 EXAM'D 25.6.88 IN 543005N, 002855W [OGB] USING TRISPONDER [4 LOP]. SWEPT CLEAR AT 39.2, FOUL AT 39.6MTRS. LEAST E/S DEPTH 41.3 IN GEN DEPTH 50MTRS. NO SCOUR. DCS3 HT 9.9MTRS, LENGTH 110MTRS, BEAM 15MTRS. LIES 165/345 DEG, IN ONE PIECE AND WITH HIGH POINT AT S END (POSSIBLY NETS). (LAND & MARINE, HI 414B). INS AS SW 39MTRS. BR STD. HH100/351/17 25.4.01 FIRST DIVED IN 1996. STERN STANDS HIGH AND LEANS OVER TO PORT. THE AFT HOLDS ARE UPRIGHT WITH A WINCH BETWEEN THEM. MIDSHIPS THE ENGINE HAS FALLEN 90 DEGS TO PORT. TWO SCOTCH BOILERS. STEERING PEDESTAL LOCATED IN FRONT OF THE BOILERS ON THE STBD SIDE. TIMBER CARGO (SLEEPERS) IS EVIDENT IN THE FWD HOLDS. UNNAMED BELL LOCATED ON PORT SIDE BEHIND THE BOW. IDENTITY BASED ON LENGTH, CARGO AND ENGINE ROOM DAMAGE. (A C JACKSON/C A RACEY). NCA. SEP 2017/000002822 3.5.17 EXAM'D 14.12.16; IN 5430.076N, 0029.013W [WGD]. LEAST M/B DEPTH 41.30MTRS IN GEN DEPTH 49MTRS, LENGTH 100.3MTRS, WIDTH 15.9MTRS, HEIGHT 9MTRS, ORIENTATION 170/350 DEGS. WRECK APPEARS UPRIGHT AND INTACT BUT IS SEVERELY DISINTEGRATED. (MMT, HI 1491). AMEND NDW 41MTRS IN REVISED POSN.
Comment researcher: UK Hydrographic Office

Position: 54 30.076 N,0 29.013 W

 

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