Unknown: Atlantic

Also known as

Cape Wrath; Unknown

Classifications: Cargo Vessel(Period Unassigned),Ship(Post Medieval)

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Location Details

Local authority: Highland

Parish: Maritime - Highland

Former region: Highland

Former district: Maritime

Former county: Not Applicable

This information is not for navigational purposes.

British National Grid (BNG) Coordinates: 199806, 985216

Ordnance Survey (OS) National Grid Reference: NB 99806 85216

Latitude: 58.70817Longitude: -5.45792

Datum: WGS84 - Lat/Long
The coordinates for this place record were collected using the World Geodetic System (WGS84) reference system and are outside the extent of British National Grid.

Further details

Site number: NB98NE 8003

National Record of the Historic Environment (NRHE) ID: 103007

1 Note

Category: Descriptive accounts

Event reference: 763950

NB98NE 8001 9980 8521
N58 42.51 W5 27.4

NLO: Cape Wrath [name: NC 256 750].

Quality of fix = SYL
Evidence = Echo sounder
Horizontal Datum = OGB
General water depth = 93
Orientation of keel/wreck = 050230

Surveying Details
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7 December 1976. A cargo vessel with a height of 10.3 metres above the seabed is reported at decca (d6) posn red c 14.80 green a 39.52 purple d 64.40, which gives a position of 58 42 40N, 005 27 29W.
Report by Risdon Beazley, 27 October 1976, of a survey carried out in 1956/57.

31 January 1984. The site was examined on 18 August 1983 at 58 42 31N, 005 27 24. NGR eastings 199807, northings 985231, obtained from syledis ranges. The least echosounder depth was 83.7 in a general depth of 93 metres. The side scan sonar indicated a height of 9 metres. The vessel is lying with its keel orientated 050/230 degrees. The dimensions from the side scan sonar trace are approximately 100 metres x 20 metres.
Report by Gardline Surveys.

Hydrographic Office, 1995.


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