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| Vessel
Type: |
Steam
Collier
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Location: |
Co. Antrim |
| Date
of Loss: |
26th
April 1910 |
Place: |
The Maidens |
| Cause
of Loss: |
Ran
aground |
Boat
Dive from: |
Ballylumford |
| Charted
Depth: |
15m |
Irish
O.S. Map: |
Discovery Series
No. 9 |
| Height
of Wreck: |
3m |
Admiralty
Chart No: |
2198 |
| Hull
Material: |
Iron |
Latitude
(GPS): |
54 56.996 North |
| Type
of Seabed: |
Rocks |
Longitude
(GPS): |
05 44.479 West |
| Average
Visibility: |
5
- 10m |
Diving
Experience: |
Novice |
Diving
Information:
- Lies on East side of Allen Rock
in 5 - 15m of water.
- Launch from Ballylumford Harbour
at any time.
- Dive 30 mins. before High or Low Water Belfast.
Historical
Information:
- Built
in 1881 by j. Fullerton & Co., Paisley, she grossed 324 tons and
measured 46.67 x 7.01 x 3.17m. and was powered by a 2 cylinder compound
steam engine.
- Owner
was W. Robertson, Glasgow.
- Ran aground on Allen
Rock, North of the Maidens carrying a cargo of coal while en-route from
Ayr to Larne.
Source
Publications:
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"Shipwreck
Index of Ireland"
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by
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Richard
& Bridget Larn |
| Lloyd's Register
- Fairplay Ltd 2002 - ISBN: 1900839970 |
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"Shipwrecks
of the Ulster Coast"
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by
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Ian
Wilson |
| Impact
Printing
1997 - ISBN: 0948154993 |
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"Underwater
Ireland Guide to Irish Dive Sites"
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by
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Irish
Underwater Council |
| CFT
1999 - ISBN: 0948283025 |
Other Sources:
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Peter
Steel
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North Irish Lodge, Islandmagee (1999) |
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Last
update - 26-Jun-2006

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