This is the information page about the shipwreck Highland home (probably), the water chart below shows the wreck in its immediate vicinity. The position of this wreck is 51 39.697 N,5 6.61 W (51.590433333333, -5.2717666666667)

 

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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. Adamantios j pithis
2. Alaric (possibly)
3. Albion
4. Antonio
5. Balholm
6. Behar
7. Boy toby (possibly)
8. Burry
9. Canterbury bell
10. Carrier
11. Clapham (probably)
12. Clydesdale
13. Colonian
14. Concha
15. Dakotian
16. Drina (probably)
17. Empire beacon (possibly)
18. Englishman
19. Faraday
20. Four winds
21. Georgios markettos (probably)
22. Gerard
23. Gisella (possibly)
24. Glenisla (possibly)
25. Graffoe
26. Gratie gods (possibly)
27. Helene
28. Hematite
29. Highgate (possibly)
30. Highland home (probably)
31. Hms arbutus
32. Hms caroline (aft part)
33. Hms leda (probably)
34. Hms marojam
35. Hms minicoy
36. Hms pilot vessel no.10
37. Hms select (possibly)
38. Hmsm e39
39. Humber
40. Hurst
41. Inishowen head (?inneshowen head)
42. Ionian
43. Kerloch
44. Kingstown (probably)
45. Lcg 15
46. Lcg no.16
47. Leysian
48. Loch shiel
49. Lord derby (probably)
50. Lucy
51. Maplefield (possibly)
52. Matronna
53. Morna
54. Morning star
55. Norfolk coast
56. Olive branch
57. Pauline elizabeth
58. Philotis
59. Pikepool (probably)
60. Plm 21
61. Portland (possibly)
62. Prince cadwgan (probably)
63. Princess irene
64. Queen
65. Rasona
66. Renfrew (possibly)
67. Sea farer (possibly)
68. Shaleen
69. Shamrock
70. Sovereign (possibly)
71. St george
72. St jacques (probably)
73. Suzanne boulet (possibly)
74. Szent istvan
75. Thor
76. Tormes (possibly)
77. Trevilla (possibly)
78. Vernicos alexia
79. Vernicos barbara iv
80. Vernicos giorgis
81. Whitehaven
82. Wiema
83. Wileysike

 

Name: HIGHLAND HOME (PROBABLY)

Length 71.3 meter, width: 11.3 meter, draught: 6.5, tonnage 1371 ton
Load: personnel,ballast

Cause: built in 1886 by ramage & ferguson, leith. owned at time of loss by j r cuthbertson, glasgow. passage fleetwood for london. was under tow of s tug warrier when tow parted in heavy weather. not seen again. crew of 17 and 2 passengers lost. (sibi).

Year of registration: 2006

Water depth above wreck: 21 meter, Height above seabed: 0 cm

Known since: 2006

Details measurements/cartography: SEP 2006/000407272 18.12.06 WK DIVED 1.7.06 IN 5139.697N, 0506.610W [WGD]. LENGTH 70MTRS, WIDTH 10MTRS. STANDS 3MTRS HIGH BY DEPTH GAUGE. LIES N/S WITH BOWS N. (H DYER, EMAIL DTD 12.12.06). INS AS WK USC 16MTRS.

- NM 447/07. 9.1.07 LIES IN 5139.80N, 0506.70W [WGD]. LIES MAINLY FLAT TO THE SEABED WITH ONLY BOWS INTACT. (DIVER MAGAZINE, DEC 2007). NCA.
Comment researcher: UK Hydrographic Office

Commentaar onderzoeker: BOWS N, DIMENSIONS AS REPORTED

Position: 51 39.697 N,5 6.61 W

 

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