This is the information page about the shipwreck Hms warland (possibly), the water chart below shows the wreck in its immediate vicinity. The position of this wreck is 53 47.884 N,0 34.15 E (53.6109, 0.26485)

 

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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. Ac 9
2. Acklamd (possibly)
3. Airdrie (possibly)
4. Audacity
5. B o borjesson
6. Benmacdhui
7. Box hill
8. British councillor
9. British prince
10. Briton (possibly)
11. Catford
12. Cecil (possibly)
13. Corhampton
14. Corinth (possibly)
15. Corland
16. Diana
17. Dromore castle
18. Edith (possibly)
19. Fermo
20. Fittonia (possibly)
21. Flashlight (probably)
22. Flourish
23. Fowberry tower (part)
24. Fowberry tower (part)
25. Giuseppe
26. Gluckauf (possibly)
27. Grangemouth
28. Harnis (probably)
29. Hms benvolio
30. Hms botanic
31. Hms cortina
32. Hms dervish
33. Hms egret
34. Hms falcon (stern section)
35. Hms kos xvi (probably)
36. Hms lormont
37. Hms pintail
38. Hms princess victoria
39. Hms strathborve (part)
40. Hms susarion
41. Hms warland (possibly)
42. Homer
43. Horsted
44. Hugh taylor
45. Ightham (possibly)
46. Inge marguerite (possibly)
47. Ionic (probably)
48. Jane (possibly)
49. Janet helen (possibly)
50. Jersey (probably)
51. Katina bulgari
52. Keynes
53. Kieldrecht (possibly)
54. Kimberley (possibly)
55. Kingston cameo
56. Kyma
57. Ladas (possibly)
58. Lady anstruther (probably)
59. Lancaster (possibly)
60. Laurel (possibly)
61. Leonora
62. Lifeguard (possibly)
63. Lightship no 83
64. Lismore
65. London
66. Lottie (possibly)
67. Lucerne
68. Maggie
69. Magnolia
70. Marie dawn
71. Matanuska (probably)
72. Merchiston
73. Modig
74. Modiva (possibly)
75. Nautilus
76. Norfolk (possibly)
77. Norfolk coast
78. Ophir ii (possibly)
79. Orsa
80. Pilsudski
81. Portia
82. Rado (possibly)
83. Ravonia (part)
84. Ravonia (part) (possibly)
85. Rayford
86. Realf
87. Revello
88. Revi
89. Revigo (possibly)
90. Rhuys
91. Rievaulx abbey
92. Rivaulx
93. Rochester (possibly)
94. Royston
95. Schieland (possibly)
96. Scotia (possibly)
97. Scotia (possibly)
98. Sea pearl
99. Shepherd lad
100. Sota eduardo
101. Stylianos chandris
102. Thessaly
103. Two brothers
104. Uc 47
105. Umbe
106. Varangmalm (possibly)
107. Vechstroom
108. Vereingte (possibly)
109. Virginian
110. Wayside flower (possibly)
111. William balls (probably)
112. Winga

 

Name: HMS WARLAND (POSSIBLY)

Length 35.7 meter, width: 6.5 meter, draught: 3.7, tonnage 406 ton

Cause: 24.5.40 built in 1913 by cook, welton & gemmel, beverely for a w baxter & co. hired 1916-1919 as an armed trawler then returned to owners. purchased for the rn from 24.5.40 as an anti-submarine trawler. one boiler, triple expansion engine of 58hp, single shaft. machinery by amos & smith ltd, hull. one 12pdr gun. attacked and sunk by german aircraft.

Year of registration: 1942

Water depth above wreck: 34 meter, Height above seabed: 144 cm

Known since: 1942, last detected: 20160406

Details measurements/cartography: H03214/41 20.2.42 SUNK IN 534804N, 003300E WHEN APPROACHING 62D BUOY. (FO HUMBER 18.2.42). - TFNM 3095/41. H4064/85 27.8.86 LOCATED AND EXAM'D IN 534752N, 003415E [OGB] USING SYLEDIS. SWEPT CLEAR AT 27.1MTRS, FOUL AT 27.3MTRS. LEAST E/S DEPTH 27.7MTRS. DCS3 LENGTH 75MTRS, BEAM 10MTRS. LYING 135/315DEG. (UDI GROUP LTD, HI 321A).

- NM 2646/86. H4064/85 13.1.87 EXAM'D 3.6.86 IN GEN DEPTH 34.5MTRS. SCOUR DEPTH 0.5MTRS. DCS3 HT 8MTRS. LYING PARALLEL TO SANDWAVES IN VICINITY. (UDI, H525A). NFA HH100/351/22 10.9.04 HAS BEEN DIVED IN 5347.884N, 0034.142E [WGD]. APPEARS TO BE MUCH TOO LARGE TO BE A TRAWLER. NEAT PILE OF RAILS ABOUT 15 FEET HIGH LOCATED, FAR TOO MANY TO BE BALLAST. CLOSE BY APPEARS TO BE IRON RODS IN A GREAT PILE. SINGLE BOILER ABOUT 12 FEET IN DIAMETER AND ONE ENGINE. WK RAN OUT WITH NO DEFINITE BOW OR STERN. VERY BROKEN UP. (R YOUNG, EMAIL DTD 13.7.04). NCA. SEP 2016/000053291 7.10.16 EXAM'D 6.4.16; IN 5347.884N, 0034.150E [WGD]. LEAST M/B DEPTH 28.19MTRS IN GEN DEPTH 34MTRS, LENGTH 70.3MTRS, WIDTH 22.1MTRS, HEIGHT 6.3MTRS, ORIENTATION 144/324 DEGS. WRECK SITS ON ITS HULL, FAIRLY INTACT WITH BOW AND STERN MISSING. STRONG MAGNETIC ANOMALY. (MMT, HI 1473). AMEND DW 28MTRS IN REVISED POSITION.
Comment researcher: UK Hydrographic Office

Commentaar onderzoeker: FAIRLY INTACT

Position: 53 47.884 N,0 34.15 E

 

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