This is the information page about the shipwreck Pt1 or pt2, the water chart below shows the wreck in its immediate vicinity. The position of this wreck is 53 55 N,4 32 W (54.100166666667, -4.5481166666667)

 

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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. Abydos
2. Afton
3. Amber rose
4. Argo (possibly)
5. Aurora
6. Ballina
7. Bessie
8. Briar
9. Cardea
10. Citrine
11. Clan macmaster
12. Clwyd (probably)
13. Conargo
14. Conovium (probably)
15. Crois bhride
16. Darro
17. Don boscoe
18. Dundalk
19. Empress eugenie
20. Fenella ann
21. Florence
22. G-azjy
23. Ginger
24. Grinder
25. Hms racehorse
26. Jane brown
27. Lady louisa
28. Lily
29. Liverpool
30. Madge wildfire
31. Mary heeley
32. Mayfield
33. Melfort
34. Mhari l
35. Moonlight
36. Noel du marin
37. Opal (possibly)
38. Our lassie
39. Our queen
40. Pt1 or pt2
41. Saint mirren (possibly)
42. Skerries
43. Sy sol
44. Thracian
45. Treveal
46. Tumi joy 2
47. Viking
48. Waltham (probably)
49. William hanbury

 

Name: PT1 OR PT2

Length 33.5 meter, width: 6.1 meter, draught: 2.4

Cause: 9.5.1917 pt1 and pt2 were built for the war in mesopotamia by george brown, greenock in 1917. one of the two vessels was lost during the delivery voyage. operated at time of loss by the inland transport of the royal engineers. left greenock at 1000 on 9.5.1917. crew of captain, one lt, 3 x 2nd lts, one sergeant, two corporals and ten sappers. when off the calf of man water was taken in rapidly and the crew were ordered to take to the boats. the stbd boat cleared with eight of the crew but the port boat became jammed under the paddle box and capsized. the occupants were thrown into the water. five rescued but six drowned. the survivors were taken into peel. (a corkhill).

Year of registration: 2007

Water depth above wreck: 45 meter

Known since: 2007

Details measurements/cartography: 20.2.07 20.2.07 POSN 5355.0N, 0432.0W FOR FILING ONLY.
Comment researcher: UK Hydrographic Office

Position: 53 55 N,4 32 W

 

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