This is the information page about the shipwreck Glengarry (probably), the water chart below shows the wreck in its immediate vicinity. The position of this wreck is 54 20.913 N,0 20.488 W (54.3460667, -0.1270833)

 

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

 

Name: GLENGARRY (PROBABLY)

Length 49.4 meter, width: 7.3 meter, draught: 4.2, tonnage 409 ton

Cause: Iron vessel built 1865 by backhouse & dixon, middlesborough. steam compound inverted engine of 75hp by w king & c, glasgow, single shaft. owned at time of loss by j.m. lennard & sons, middlesborough. foundered about 3m n of scarborough, after cargo shifted in heavy seas, with loss of 2 of 14 crew. (c racey)

Year of registration: 1984

Water depth above wreck: 44 meter, Height above seabed: 156 cm

Known since: 1984, last detected: 20160220

Details measurements/cartography: H1310/84/22 1.8.84 WK LOCATED IN 542052N, 002018W USING RADAR RANGES. STANDS 4MTRS HIGH IN GEN DEPTH 42MTRS [HWS]. (P.J. LASSEY, 19.7.84). INS AS WK PA 32MTRS. BR STD. HH090/730/01 17.11.97 EXAM'D 8.8.97 IN 542055.1N, 002031.0W [WGD] USING DGPS. SWEPT CLEAR 39.0, FOUL 39.3MTRS. LEAST E/S DEPTH 38.9 IN GEN DEPTH 44MTRS. NO SCOUR. DCS3 HT 5.2MTRS. LENGTH 64MTRS, WIDTH 17MTRS. LIES 156/336DEGS. STATIC FISHING GEAR PREVENTED DETAILED DCS3 INVESTIGATION. (GARDLINE, HI 730). INTACT AND DECAYED, PROBABLY UPRIGHT. BR STD. 15.2.10 OLD DECAYED WRECK OF IRON CONSTRUCTION WITH LITTLE OF HULL REMAINING. LARGE COMPOUND ENGINE AMIDSHIPS & TWO SCOTCH BOILERS WITH DOMED TOPS. STERN SECTION IS OFF LINE FROM MAIN WK. LARGE OLD TRAWL NET ROUND STERN. PORT HOLES BY H WATSON OF NEWCASTLE. IN EARLY 1980'S A COPPER TOILET WITH PORCELAIN BOWL, A WHISTLE AND ENGINE ROOM TELEGRAPH WERE RECOVERED BY LOCAL DIVERS. WK HAS BEEN DIVED SEVERAL TIMES AND IS CONSIDERED TO PROBABLY BE THE GLENGARRY. IT IS CERTAINLY NOT THE TRAWLER LACONIA AS PREVIOUSLY LISTED. (C RACEY, E-MAIL 15.2.10) IDENTITY AMENDED, LACONIA NOW POSSIBLY THE WK IN 5405.890N, 0002.040E [SEE 6499]. NCA. SEP 2016/000007250 13.06.16 EXAM'D 20.02.16 IN 5420.913N, 0020.488W [WGD]. LEAST M/B DEPTH 30.5MTRS IN GEN DEPTH 44MTRS. LENGTH 59.2MTRS, WIDTH 17.1MTRS, HT 13.5MTRS, ORIENTATION 156/336. STRONG MAGNETIC ANOMALY, INTACT, APPEARS TO HAVE COLLAPSED AND DEBRIS SPREAD. (EGS, HI 1472). AMEND NDW 30MTRS.
Comment researcher: UK Hydrographic Office

Commentaar onderzoeker: Partially intact

Position: 54 20.913 N,0 20.488 W

 

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