Dies ist die Informationsseite über das Schiffswrack Herzogin cecilie, die folgende Wasserkarte zeigt das Wrack in seiner unmittelbaren Umgebung. Die Position des Wracks ist 50 12.863 N,3 47.099 W (50.214383, -3.784983)

Die Texte zu diesem Schiffswrack sind in englischer Sprache 🇬🇧, da sie vom Hydrographischen Amt des Vereinigten Königreichs (UKHO) auf der Grundlage von Daten u. a. der Hydrographischen Dienste von Deutschland, der Niederlande und Belgien erstellt wurden. Sie enthalten die bekannten Details des Wracks und die Kommentare der Kartographen, die die Position und den Zustand des Wracks im Laufe der Zeit überprüft haben.

Name: HERZOGIN CECILIE

Länge102.4 meter, Breite: 14 meter, Tonnage 3111 ton
Last: grain

Ursache: built in 1902 rickmers act ges, bremerhaven. passage port lincoln, australia for ipswich via falmouth. owned at time of loss by captain gustaf eriksson (the master). after calling at falmouth struck the ham stone in foggy conditions. no lives lost. was later refloated and beached at starehole bay where she capsized.

Jahr der Registrierung: 1936

Wassertiefe über dem Wrack: 4 meter, Höhe über dem Meeresboden: 115 cm

Bekannt seit: 1936, zuletzt detektiert: 2011

Detailmessungen/Kartographie: H2783/39 1.6.39 WK CAPSIZED IN 501250N, 034702W IN STAREHOLE BAY, ENTRANCE TO SALCOMBE HBR. A VERY SMALL PORTION SHOWS AT LWST. (CG, HOPE COVE, 16.4.39). CHART AS DWP MAST WITH G BUOY CLOSE E. BA 28. H2783/39 5.7.49 MAST AND BUOY NO LONGER CHARTED. (AUTHORITY NOT STATED). H2783/39 2.3.60 WK SITE VISITED. WOODEN STUMP OF MAST [OR REMAINS OF BEACON] OBSERVED IN APPROX CENTRE OF WKGE TO DRY AT LEAST 1FT AT LW. WK IS BROKEN INTO AT LEAST THREE PARTS. (R F MILNER, 26.5.58). H1150/62 28.5.63 MAST DRIES 11FT. (SO ISS). NC 28. 18.10.67 LIES BADLY BROKEN UP IN 30FT OF WATER. A LARGE QUANTITY OF CHAIN, PLANKING, ETC FOUND. A HUGE MAST, BROKEN IN SEVERAL PLACES, STRADDLES THE WKGE. (LONDON DIVER MAG.). H2212/69 14.2.69 MAST REMOVED BUT WK STILL A DANGER AT LWST. (SALCOMBE HBR MASTER, 15.1.69). R/S. 2.3.81 LIES VERY BROKEN UP IN ABOUT 20FT OF WATER, WITH BOW SECTION RISING TO WITHIN 10FT OF THE SURFACE. (SHIPS MONTHLY, FEB 1981 P. 22). H1941/79 2.9.81 EXAM'D 24.2.81 IN 501249.5N, 034658.5W [OGB] USING TRISPONDER [2 LOP]. LEAST E/S DEPTH, DRIES 0.2MTR IN GEN DEPTH 4MTRS. SCOUR 0.5MTRS. LIES ON SLOPING SANDY SEABED. (HMS FOX, HI 54B/79). HMS HECLA AIR PHOTOGRAPHY OF MARCH 1981 SHOWS WK LYING 120/300DEGS, CENTRED ON 501249.5N, 034701W [OGB] [PHOTOPLOT PG 1485] - ACCEPT HMS FOX DEPTH IN HMS HECLA POSN. BR STD. H1941/79 27.9.85 EXAM'D 11.7.85 IN FLAT CALM CONDITIONS. LEAST E/S DEPTH OBTAINED WAS 1.5MTRS (REDUCED). (CAPT J BRIGGS, HN 11.7.85). NCA. HH090/596/01 16.12.93 LOCATED JULY 1993. NOT FULLY EXAM'D. LEAST DEPTH OBTAINED, DRIES 0.4MTRS OVER SEAWARD END OF WK IN 501249.2N, 034658.8W [OGB], NEAR A RED CAN BUOY. (HMS ROEBUCK, HI 596). BR STD. 12.10.99 AMEND TO STP D0.4MTRS. BR STD. HH232/480/04 23.5.04 R CAN BUOY MISSING. PREVIOUSLY MARKED BY HARBOUR AUTHORITY ON BEHALF OF OWNERS. OWNERS DECLINED TO PAY FOR CONTINUED MARKING. DIVE TEAM HAVE CUT OFF THE TOP METRE TO MAKE IT SAFE. (BRIXHAM CG, FAX DTD 22.9.04). DELETE BUOY. BR STD. 16.8.11 EXAM'D 25.1.11 IN 5012.863N, 0347.099W [WGD] USING DGPS. LEAST M/B DEPTH 0.96 IN GEN DEPTH 4.0MTRS. NO SCOUR. LENGTH 80.5MTRS, WIDTH 23MTRS, HT 3.0MTRS. LIES 115/295 DEGS. COLLAPSED, WITH WHAT APPEARS TO BE A SECTION OF MAST AS THE SHOALEST POINT. FURTHER DEBRIS MAY BE LOCATED TO THE NW IN A SHALLOW AREA WHICH WAS NOT ACCESSIBLE. (MARIN MATTEKNIK, HI 1356). AMEND WK 0.9MTR IN REVISED POSN. BR STD.
Quelle: UK Hydrographic Office

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Position: 50 12.863 N,3 47.099 W

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