This is the information page about the shipwreck Inverlane (stern section), the water chart below shows the wreck in its immediate vicinity. The position of this wreck is 54 56.296 N,1 21.027 W (54.93705, -1.1630333333333)

 

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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. Adams beck (probably)
2. Aurora
3. Azira
4. Balzac
5. Bangarth
6. Blairhall
7. Blue dawn
8. British officer (after part)
9. Burnhope (part of)
10. Cairnglen
11. Carlo
12. Carmarthen coast
13. Carmarthen coast (possibly)
14. Carmarthen coast (possibly)
15. Cecilia (possibly) (or angela madre)
16. Clare (possibly)
17. Clavering (part of)
18. Cranford (possibly)
19. Denham (probably)
20. Dolphin (ex-hms pandora).
21. Dora
22. Dredger no 3 (possibly)
23. Eagle iii
24. Empire bay
25. Eston
26. Eugenia chandris & oslofjord
27. Eugenia chandris (& oslofjord)
28. Eugenia chandris (& oslofjord)
29. Eventide
30. Fawn (probably)
31. Fenella
32. Ferryhill
33. Firelight (possibly)
34. Gateshead (possibly)
35. General havelock
36. Gottfried (possibly)
37. Gran
38. Grit
39. Gudbrand (possibly)
40. H a brightman
41. H c flood (possibly)
42. H c flood (probably)
43. Hanne
44. Hans hoth (probably)
45. Harraton
46. Harvest
47. Hawkwood
48. Hebble (probably)
49. Hekla (possibly)
50. Helvetia (possibly)
51. Hercules
52. Hmms 180
53. Hms ben ardna (probably)
54. Hms elise
55. Hms elise (possibly)
56. Hms ethel taylor
57. Hms euston
58. Hms james ludford
59. Hms loch naver
60. Hms mollusc (ex medusa)
61. Hms snaefell (probably)
62. Hms southsea
63. Hms star of devoran
64. Hms summer rose
65. Hms william hallet (possibly)
66. Hms witherington
67. Hmsm unity (probably)
68. Hogarth
69. Humber
70. Ida duncan
71. Ilios (possibly)
72. Ilious
73. Intent
74. Inverlane (part of)
75. Inverlane (stern section)
76. Jenny m (possibly)
77. John m smart (possibly).
78. Jolly girls
79. Jolly girls (possibly)
80. Jonkoping i (possibly)
81. Kalua
82. Kamma
83. Kasko
84. Kilkis (possibly)
85. La basiase (la bastaise)
86. Linden (probably)
87. Llwyngwair (possibly)
88. Loch-na-gar (probably)
89. Lonclara (ex-pla hopper no 20)
90. Longbird
91. Lyng
92. Maindy bridge (possibly)
93. Marcheller (possibly)
94. Margaret sutton
95. Marne (part of)(possibly)
96. Mars
97. Mayoress pelican
98. Mile end (possibly)
99. Montauban
100. Narcissus (possibly)
101. Nike (possibly)
102. Nordheim (possibly)
103. Nyula
104. Orion (probably)
105. Oslofjord (& eugenia chandris)
106. Polleon (possibly)
107. Poltava (possibly)
108. Povena
109. Presto (possibly)
110. Presto (possibly)
111. Princess maud (possibly)
112. Protector (possibly)
113. Providence
114. Prunelle
115. Quest (probably)
116. Quillota
117. Ragnhild (possibly)
118. Ragni (probably)
119. Ravensbourne (possibly)
120. Ravnanger (probably)
121. Recorder (possibly)
122. Renen
123. Rfa creosol
124. Richard de larrinaga
125. Rio colorado
126. Rising sun (part of)
127. Rising sun (part of)
128. Rosa (possibly)
129. Rotha
130. S t wallsend
131. Saga (possibly)
132. Sargasso (possibly)
133. Scott miller
134. Snowdrop (possibly)
135. Spray
136. Stag 5 (probably)
137. Staithes (possibly)
138. Stangate
139. Strinheim
140. Suavity
141. Sunniva (possibly)
142. Svava
143. Swiftly
144. Teal (probably)
145. Thames (probably)
146. The stewarts court (probably)
147. Triumph
148. Ub 115 (possibly)
149. Uc 32 (probably)
150. Vestra
151. Vianna (possibly)
152. Vianna (probably)
153. Victory
154. Winga
155. X.l.
156. Zeeland (possibly)

 

Name: INVERLANE (STERN SECTION)

Year of registration: 1953

Water depth above wreck: 7 meter, Height above seabed: 53 cm

Known since: 1960, last detected: 2002

Details measurements/cartography: H283/53 12.5.53 INS OB (REPD) IN 545608N, 012049W. (AIR MINISTRY)

- NM 121/53. H283/53 22.6.53 AMENDED TO OBSTN DRIES 5FT IN 545619N, 012059W. (HMS SHARPSHOOTER)

- NM 1377/53. H283/53 10.8.60 MOORING VESSEL, AIRMOOR 2, STRUCK A SUBMERGED OBSTRUCTION IN APPROX POSN 545608N, 012049W [OGB], OR 025DEG, 1.15M FROM PILOT LOOKOUT AT SHORE END OF SUNDERLAND N PIER. (AIR MINISTRY, 31.12.52). H283/53 10.8.60 EXAM'D IN 545619N, 012059W [OGB]. SWEPT CLEAR AT 16, FOUL AT 21FT. LEAST E/S DEPTH 16 IN GEN DEPTH 22FT. STANDS 6FT ABOVE SEABED. PART DRIES 5FT IN. (HMS SHARPSHOOTER, 1962). H96/67 22.11.67 POSN 545618N, 012054W. LYING IN APPROX 4FMS ON SAND & MUD BOTTOM. DRIES 2FT. FOREPARTS SALVAGED AFTER LOSS. PRESUMED TO BE OBSTN PREVIOUSLY SHOWN IN 545620N, 012102W. (T W L. JOHNSON, 19.11.67). H2189/71 22.5.72 NOT SEARCHED FOR 1971. OUTSIDE LIMIT OF SONAR SEARCH. (SOISS, 21.8.72). 15.5.73 AMENDED TO OBSTN (DRIES 1.5MTR). NC 152. H3001/60 12.7.73 INS G CONICAL BUOY, 1C E. (SUNDERLAND NM DTD 25.6.73).

- NM ACTION. H2433/71 25.9.74 CLOSE SOUNDED IN 545617N, 012055W USING HSA. LEAST E/S DEPTH 3.6 IN GEN DEPTH 5 TO 7 MTRS. SCOUR DEPTH 8.2MTRS. LOCAL DIVERS REPORTED WRECK DRIES AT LWS. RETAIN AS CHARTED. (HMS EGERIA, 1974). AMENDED TO DW (DRIES 1.5MTR). BR STD. 19.5.78 BUOY AMENDED TO IALA RED CAN. 6.2.86 AMENDED TO DW (LEGEND DRIES 1.5MTRS DELETED). NE 152. HH090/796/01 24.12.98 EXAM'D 12.8.98 IN 545617.8N, 012101.6W [WGD] USING DGPS. SWEPT CLEAR 1.9, FOUL 2.2MTRS. LEAST E/S DEPTH 2.3 IN GEN DEPTH 7.0MTRS. NO SCOUR. DCS3 HT 4.8MTRS. LENGTH 28MTRS, WIDTH 15MTRS. LIES 053/233 DEGS. BROKEN UP. LOCAL DIVERS CONFIRM THIS TO BE THE STERN OF THE INVERLANE. (GARDLINE, HI 796). ONE MAIN RECTANGULAR BLOCK WITH TWO SMALLER CONTACTS BESIDE. AMEND TO SW 1.9MTRS. BR STD. HH100/351/18 22.8.02 POSN GIVEN AS 5456.288N, 0121.038W. VESSEL IS NOW SKELETAL REMAINS AND ENGINE BLOCK WHICH USED TO STAND UPRIGHT AND SHOW AT THE SURFACE ON LOW SPRING TIDE ABOUT 3 YEARS AGO. ENGINE BLOCK HAS NOW FALLEN OVER ON ITS SIDE AND IS WELL CLEAR OF THE SURFACE. (R YOUNG, E-MAIL DTD 12.8.02). NCA. HH100/351/18 24.9.02 CONFIRMED THAT WRECK IS NO LONGER VISIBLE ON THE SURFACE ANYMORE. DEPTH OF WATER OVER WK NOT KNOWN. ENGINE BLOCK AND KELP STRANDS ON TOP OF IT USED TO TOUCH SURFACE AT LWS, BUT IT FELL OVER A FEW YEARS AGO DURING WINTER STORMS, & IS ABOUT HALF HEIGHT IT USED TO BE. REST OF WK ALMOST FLATTENED AND SPREAD OVER 100MTRS, WITH ENGINE BLOCK BEING HIGHEST PART. (RON YOUNG, E-MAIL DTD 24.9.02). NCA.
Comment researcher: UK Hydrographic Office

Commentaar onderzoeker: STERN SECTION WITH SURROUNDING DEBRIS, SEE [5722]

Position: 54 56.296 N,1 21.027 W

 

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