This is the information page about the shipwreck Windsor (part of), the water chart below shows the wreck in its immediate vicinity. The position of this wreck is 53 33.052 N,0 7.125 E (53.569150, 0.093600)

 

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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. Airdrie (possibly)
2. Amenity
3. Arcona champion
4. Arduity
5. Audacity
6. Avalon
7. B o borjesson
8. Beaconsfield
9. Box hill
10. Breitenburg
11. British councillor
12. Cadmus
13. Canada
14. City of birmingham
15. Coastal fort no 1 (part of)(possibly)
16. Coastal fort no-1
17. Corinth (possibly)
18. Cramlington (possibly)
19. Dana (possibly)
20. Daphne ii
21. Dayrian
22. Deerpool (after section)
23. Deerpool (for'd section)
24. Diana
25. Dido
26. Dryburgh (part of)(possibly)
27. Dunsany
28. Empress (probably)
29. Ethel (possibly)
30. Exmoor
31. Faunus
32. Femke
33. Fermo
34. Fowberry tower (part)
35. Fowberry tower (part)
36. Francis
37. Georgie
38. Georgios
39. Gerhardt (possibly)
40. Girl kitty (possibly)
41. Giuseppe
42. Gladeto
43. Gothic
44. Harlech
45. Hms benvolio
46. Hms calverton
47. Hms corfield
48. Hms cortina
49. Hms dervish
50. Hms egret
51. Hms lormont
52. Hms mistletoe
53. Hms othello
54. Hms princess victoria
55. Hms remillo
56. Hms st cyrus
57. Hms strathborve (part)
58. Hms susarion
59. Hms yorkshire belle
60. Hvitveis
61. Ionic (probably)
62. John and thomas
63. John mowlem
64. Kimberley (possibly)
65. Kyma
66. Ladas (possibly)
67. Lady dinah
68. Lincolnshire time and tide bell
69. Lord haig (possibly)
70. Lord haig (possibly)
71. Lord selborne
72. Lottie (possibly)
73. Lucerne
74. Lutha
75. Lyra (bow section)
76. Magdalyn ann
77. Maggie
78. Magnolia (probably)
79. Mangalore (part of)(possibly)
80. Marian francis
81. Marshall (probably)
82. Modig
83. Modiva (possibly)
84. Monimia (possibly)
85. Nadod (possibly)
86. Nimrod
87. Odessa
88. Ophir ii (possibly)
89. Orsa
90. Otis tetrax
91. Paraciers
92. Peggotty
93. Portia
94. Ravonia (part)
95. Ravonia (part) (possibly)
96. Rayford
97. Reculver
98. Retriever
99. Revi
100. Rhuys
101. Rievaulx abbey
102. Rivaulx
103. River don (part of)(probably)
104. River witham
105. Sagacity
106. Salacon
107. Salmondby
108. Saltoun
109. Sandra glen
110. Sarah visholm 2 (probably)
111. Sota eduardo
112. Teano
113. Thessaly
114. Thomas deas
115. Triton
116. Upminster (possibly)
117. Venture (possibly)
118. Whitemantle (possibly)
119. William hanson
120. Windsor (part of)
121. Windsor (part of)
122. Winga
123. Xavier
124. Xavier
125. Zeemermin

 

Name: WINDSOR (PART OF)

Year of registration: 1940

Water depth above wreck: 15 meter, Height above seabed: 20 cm

Known since: 1940, last detected: 2013

Details measurements/cartography: H0273/41 28.1.41 H0273/41 28.1.41 TWO POSNS GIVEN: CHIEF EXAMINATION OFFICER STATES THAT WRECK LIES 140.5DEGS 2.89M FROM SPURN POINT LIGHT; COMMANDER M/S GIVES ITS POSN AS 173.5DEGS, 2.10M FROM SPURN POINT LIGHT. COMMANDER M/S WAS WITHIN ONE MILE OF THE WINDSOR WHEN SHE SANK. (LIST OF WRECKS REPORTED IN THE HUMBER, 30.12.40). INS AS DW IN 532236N, 000736E.

- NM 179/41. H04990/44 19.1.45 H04990/44 19.1.45 OBSTN FOUND IN 533300N, 000718E, OR 179DEGS, 1.7M FROM SPURN PT LT. APPEARS TO BE REMAINS OF WINDSOR. DRIFT SWEEP CLEAR 42FT. LEAST E/S 45FT. NO A/S CONTACT OR OBSTRUCTION WAS FOUND IN POSN OF WINDSOR (533236N, 000736E). (CAPT M/S HUMBER, 2.1.45).

- NM 193/45. H1595/67 6.6.67 H1595/67 6.6.67 NOT FOUND. (HMS ECHO, ROS DTD 10.10.66). H2395/73 9.1.74 H2395/73 9.1.74 NOT FOUND BY TRANSIT SONAR OR BY CLOSE SOUNDING. (SOISS 1973). AMEND TO FOUL. BR STD. HH091/178/01 5.3.08 HH091/178/01 5.3.08 EXAM'D 12.6.08 IN 5333.052N, 0007.125E [WGD] USING DGPS. LEAST M/B DEPTH 13.43 IN GEN DEPTH 15.7MTRS. NO SCOUR. LENGTH 26.5MTRS, WIDTH 7.9MTRS, HT 2.1MTRS. LIES 020/200 DEGS WITH BOWS NNW. BROKEN AND MAINLY BURIED, HOWEVER BOWS PROMINENT IN DEEP HOLLOW. CUBIC OBJECT TOWARDS STERN (4.2MTRS BY 2.6MTRS). (HMSML GLEANER, HI 1178). CUBE IS PROBABLY BOILER. AMEND WK 13.4MTRS IN REVISED POSN. BR STD. 29.1.13 29.1.13 EXAM'D 21.9.12 IN 5333.0515N, 0007.1253E [WGD]. LEAST M/B DEPTH 13.5 IN GEN DEPTH 16MTRS. SCOUR 2MTRS DEEP EXTENDS 35MTRS TOWARDS 270 DEGS. LENGTH 32MTRS, WIDTH 15.6MTRS, HT 2.5MTRS. BROKEN IN TWO PARTS WITH THE SW PART THE SHOALEST. (HMSML GLEANER, HI 1400). LEAST M/B DEPTH 13.4MTRS. (SDC BATHY). NCA.
Comment researcher: UK Hydrographic Office

Commentaar onderzoeker: 2 AREAS OF WRECKAGE, MINOR SCOUR, PROBABLE BOILER

Position: 53 33.052 N,0 7.125 E

 

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