This is the information page about the shipwreck Fenella ann, the water chart below shows the wreck in its immediate vicinity. The position of this wreck is 54 2.64 N,4 47.84 W (54.100166666667, -4.5481166666667)

 

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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.

 

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5. Audentia
6. Aurora
7. Bessie
8. Calista (probably)
9. Carmelite (possibly)
10. Citrine
11. Clan macmaster
12. Conovium (probably)
13. Crois bhride
14. Darro
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16. Downshire (possibly)
17. Downshire (probably)
18. Dundalk
19. Eileen
20. Ellen sheant
21. Fenella ann
22. Florence
23. G-azjy
24. Ginger
25. Grinder
26. Hms racehorse
27. Jane brown
28. Lily
29. Liverpool
30. Madge wildfire
31. Marianne toft (possibly)
32. Mayfield
33. Melfort
34. Mfv polaris
35. Moonlight
36. Moonlight (possibly)
37. Noel du marin
38. Oona hall
39. Our brighter dawn
40. Our lassie
41. Our queen
42. Passages
43. Pt1 or pt2
44. Ringwall
45. Saint mirren (possibly)
46. Speedwell
47. Thracian
48. Tumi joy 2
49. Tuskar
50. Waltham (probably)
51. William hanbury

 

Name: FENELLA ANN

Length 15.3 meter, width: 5.3 meter, draught: 2, tonnage 30 ton

Cause: built of wood in 1960 at girvan. owned at time of loss by g v challenor. struck the outermost rock off the burroo (s coast of the calf of man) a glancing blow and started to take water. attemptet to make port st mary but the engine stopped and the vessel began to sink by the head. crew of 2 recovered.

Year of registration: 2002

Water depth above wreck: 35 meter, Height above seabed: 45 cm

Known since: 2002, last detected: 2004

Details measurements/cartography: HH209/400/04 20.11.02 HH209/400/04 20.11.02 ISSUED MAYDAY IN 5402.0N, 0448.0W. SANK SHORTLY AFTER. (MRSC LIVERPOOL, TELEX DTD 9.11.02). NCA. HH209/400/04 20.11.02 HH209/400/04 20.11.02 SANK IN APPROX 5402.63N, 0447.67W [WGD]. (C BURTON, PORT MANAGER SOUTH, EMAIL DTD 12.11.02). NCA. HH209/400/04 20.11.02 HH209/400/04 20.11.02 DIVED IN 5402.64N, 0447.840W [WGD] USING GPS. MAINLY INTACT WITH STBD LIST. LIES 045/225DEGS WITH BOWS NE. LEAST DEPTH TO TOP OF WHEELHOUSE 35MTRS, TO TOP OF MASTS 29MTRS. GEN DEPTH 41MTRS. INTACT BUT DAMAGE TO STEM OBSERVED WHICH EXTENDS FROM 15INCHES ABOVE WATERLINE TO THE KEEL, SOME 7FT. SOME OF THE PLANKS HAVE SPRUNG AND THIS IS WHERE WATER ENTERED THE VESSEL. CONSIDERED UNLIKELY TO BE LIFTED. (A CORKILL, EMAILS DTD 17 & 20.11.02). INS AS WK 27MTRS.

- NM 35/03. 9.1.04 9.1.04 DIVED JUL '03 IN LISTED POSN. SMALL SCALLOP TRAWLER, INTACT WITH MAST, TRAWL GALLOWS AND RIGGING IN PLACE. SQUARE FLAT RUDDER AND 4 BLADED PROPELLER, 20DEG LIST TO STARBOARD. SEABED SAND AND SHINGLE. SCALLOP-DREDGING GEAR LIES ON SEABED A FEW MTRS OFF STARBOARD SIDE, WITH LOST CARGO OF BAGS OF SCALLOPS FURTHER AWAY. RUBBER TYRE FENDERS STILL IN PLACE ON STARBOARD SIDE. CURVED NAME PLATE ATTACHED TO SIDE OF WHEELHOUSE. COMPASS HAS BEEN RECOVERED. PHOTOS AND DIAGRAM. (DIVER MAGAZINE JAN '04)
Comment researcher: UK Hydrographic Office

Commentaar onderzoeker: INTACT, LISTS TO STBD, BOWS NE

Position: 54 2.64 N,4 47.84 W

 

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