This is the information page about the shipwreck Kerloch, the water chart below shows the wreck in its immediate vicinity. The position of this wreck is 51 36.726 N,5 3.219 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. Albion
3. Antonio
4. Balholm
5. Behar
6. Boy toby (possibly)
7. Burry
8. Canterbury bell
9. Carrier
10. Christian borum
11. Clapham (probably)
12. Concha
13. Dakotian
14. Drina (probably)
15. Empire beacon (possibly)
16. Englishman
17. Faraday
18. Four winds
19. Georgios markettos (probably)
20. Gerard
21. Gisella (possibly)
22. Glenisla (possibly)
23. Graffoe
24. Gratie gods (possibly)
25. Helene
26. Hematite
27. Highgate (possibly)
28. Highland home (probably)
29. Hms arbutus
30. Hms caroline (aft part)
31. Hms leda (probably)
32. Hms marojam
33. Hms minicoy
34. Hms pilot vessel no.10
35. Hms select (possibly)
36. Hmsm e39
37. Humber
38. Hurst
39. Inishowen head (?inneshowen head)
40. Ionian
41. Kerloch
42. Kingstown (probably)
43. Lcg 15
44. Lcg no.16
45. Loch shiel
46. Lord derby (probably)
47. Lucy
48. Maplefield (possibly)
49. Matronna
50. Morning star
51. Olive branch
52. Pauline elizabeth
53. Philotis
54. Pikepool (probably)
55. Plm 21
56. Portland (possibly)
57. Prince cadwgan (probably)
58. Princess irene
59. Queen
60. Rasona
61. Renfrew (possibly)
62. Sea farer (possibly)
63. Shaleen
64. Shamrock
65. Sovereign (possibly)
66. St george
67. St jacques (probably)
68. St kilda
69. Suzanne boulet (possibly)
70. Szent istvan
71. Thor
72. Tormes (possibly)
73. Vernicos alexia
74. Vernicos barbara iv
75. Vernicos giorgis
76. Whitehaven
77. Wileysike

 

Name: KERLOCH

Length 17.2 meter, tonnage 78 ton

Cause: built of wood in 1959 at cameret, france. oil engine of 179kw, single shaft. passage lundy for milford haven. struck the crow rock after skipper fell asleep on watch. crew of four rescued by fv dolly ann.

Year of registration: 2010

Water depth above wreck: 13 meter

Known since: 2010

Details measurements/cartography: SEP 2010/000088075 28.5.10 DIVED 11.4.10 IN 5136.726N, 0503.219W [WGD] & FOUND TO BE THE WK OF THE FV KERLOCH. LIES IN A HOLLOW & DOES NOT PRESENT A DANGER TO NAVIGATION. GEN DEPTH AT TIME OF DIVE (LW NEAPS) ESTIMATED TO BE 15MTRS. DCS3 IMAGE CONFIRMS LIE OF THE WK. ROPE AND LINES STRETCH TOWARDS THE SURFACE. (MARK GOSLING, EMAIL DTD 27.5.10). INS AS NDW. BR STD. SEP 2010/000174542 20.10.10 EXAM'D 25.2.10. NOT LOCATED BY DCS3 & E/S. (THV MAIR, ROS DTD 25.2.10). NCA.
Comment researcher: UK Hydrographic Office

Position: 51 36.726 N,5 3.219 W

 

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