This is the information page about the shipwreck Hms tiger, the water chart below shows the wreck in its immediate vicinity. The position of this wreck is 50 17.037 N,1 21.085 W (50.242166666667, -1.28825)

 

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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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4. Aline montreuil
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6. Asborg
7. Ashanti (possibly)
8. Augustenburg
9. Azemmour
10. Barbara (possibly)
11. Borgsten (probably)
12. Braat ii
13. Brestois
14. Camberwell
15. Charles rogers (probably)
16. Clarinda
17. Cleddy (probably)
18. Cuba
19. Daylesford
20. Empire crusader
21. Empire javelin
22. Ernest lagouve
23. Espagne
24. Faith
25. Fallodon
26. Gorizont
27. Grip fast
28. Guernsey coast
29. Highland brigade
30. Hms acheron (bow section)
31. Hms acheron (stern section)
32. Hms crestflower
33. Hms listrac (probably)
34. Hms michael clements
35. Hms tiger
36. Hms warwick deeping
37. Hmsm swordfish
38. Hmsm upstart
39. Iduna
40. Implacable
41. Indutionmare
42. Inger
43. Isleworth
44. Kurland
45. Lapwing (possibly) or south western
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48. Luxor
49. Meandros (possibly)
50. Mendi
51. Minerva (possibly)
52. Molina
53. Myrtlegrove (probably)
54. Oriflamme
55. Pool fisher
56. Redesmere
57. Rosehill (probably)
58. Simla
59. Smyrna
60. Sphene
61. Terlings
62. Tweed
63. U 122 (possibly)
64. U 123
65. U 152
66. U 153 (possibly)
67. U 90
68. Ub 122 (possibly)
69. Ub 37 (probably)
70. Val de saire
71. Volkerak
72. Wapello
73. Westville
74. Wyndhurst
75. Y48

 

Name: HMS TIGER

Length 64 meter, width: 6.4 meter, draught: 1.5, tonnage 300 ton

Cause: built in 1901 initially by john brown, but was completed by j & g thompson, clydebank. three normand boilers, two triple expansion engines totalling 6400 hp, twin shaft. passage portsmouth for night exercises off st catherine's point and return. sunk in collision with hms berwick, 9800tons after crossing berwick's bows. cut in two and sank. 32 men lost, 22 men recovered. (d c wendes).

Year of registration: 1908

Water depth above wreck: 51 meter

Known since: 1908

Details measurements/cartography: 4.3.70 SUNK OFF ISLE OF WIGHT, OFF ST CATHERINE'S POINT. (AUTHORITY NOT STATED). POSN 501700N, 012100W FOR FILING ONLY.
Comment researcher: UK Hydrographic Office

Position: 50 17.037 N,1 21.085 W

 

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