This is the information page about the shipwreck Peridot, the water chart below shows the wreck in its immediate vicinity. The position of this wreck is 54 51.583 N,5 45.752 W (54.846216666667, -5.7131)

 

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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. Ailsa
2. Alamance (probably)
3. Albia (probably)
4. Alcedo
5. Annagher
6. Ardglass
7. Argyle (possibly)
8. Azure
9. Bellatrix
10. Berbice
11. Betsey / bessy
12. Black diamond
13. Chirripo
14. Clementine
15. Dalriada
16. David andrews
17. Dettifoss
18. Enterprize (poss)
19. Fredanja (probably)
20. George
21. Graphic
22. Harrington
23. Hms jewel
24. Hmt rose ii
25. Housatonic (possibly)
26. Inverurie
27. Karanan
28. Lagan
29. M.j.craig (probably)
30. Maria
31. Mermaid
32. Middleton (probably)
33. Normanby hall
34. Norseman
35. Oregon 1
36. Overton
37. Peridot
38. Princess victoria
39. Saint ronaig
40. Santa lucia
41. Solway queen (possibly)
42. State of louisiana (bow section)
43. State of louisiana (stern section)
44. Taymouth castle
45. Tiberia
46. Troutpool
47. U 776
48. Ub 85
49. Ub-85 / ub-82?
50. Ulrica
51. Vera louise
52. Woods

 

Name: PERIDOT

Length 30.5 meter
Load: coal

Cause: vessel, built 1890 in paisley, was driven onto skernaghan point in an easterly gale, whilst en-route irvine to larne. entire crew of 9 lost. owned at time of loss by william robertson. (shipwrecks of the ulster coast & shipwrecks of the irish coast)

Year of registration: 1905

Water depth above wreck: 10 meter

Known since: 1905, last detected: 2003

Details measurements/cartography: HH100/351/12 26.9.97 HH100/351/12 26.9.97 VESSEL LOCATED IN 1965 ON SKERNAGHAN POINT [545135N, 054541.5W]. BOW SECTION LIES 20MTRS TO W OF SKERNAGHAN PT. STERN SECTION & BOILERS LIE 10MTRS TO E OF SKERNAGHAN PT, WITH BOILER BREAKING SURFACE. WK IS BADLY BROKEN UP. THE BELL WAS RECOVERED BY DIVERS IN 1995. SEABED ROCK. NO SCOUR. LENGTH 100FT APPROX. (P. STEELE, 22.5.97) NCA, PLOTS CLOSE INSHORE ON LW ROCK. 5.8.03 5.8.03 WGD POSN SUPPLIED BY GEODESY: 5451.586N, 0545.755W. NCA.
Comment researcher: UK Hydrographic Office

Position: 54 51.583 N,5 45.752 W

 

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