| SS Carrick |
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Type: Steamship
Picture:
Wreck Information : The CARRICK sank following a collision with the SS DUKE OF GORDON in thick fog, whilst on passage from Belfast to Ayr. Report taken from a letter from P C Miller, 5 January 1991
Harbour / slip:
Parking
directions:
Distance from harbour: 50.2Nm from Inverkip or 31.5Nm from Troon. 5.8Nm from Ballantrae
Lat / Long: N55 6.9833 W5 10.6667 6.7Nm bearing 359 north of Corsewell point 8.4Nm bearing 200 south of Ailsa craig
Chart:
Depth: 45m
Tides: Tides
Diveboat: Clyde dive charters
Diveshop: C&C Marine Services
Accommodation: Self catering
Suggested experience:
Other comments:
Pub: Inverkip marina
Created by: John Nicolson
Date: 27/4/09
Thanks To: Canmore database
Links: None
Underwater photos:
Wreck diagram:
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Report: HMS Hydra 11 October 1968.... A wreck was located on 5 June 1968 at 55 07 01N, 005 10 34W or decca [n brit] red e 7.70 [-0.30], purple e 63.53 [-0.33]. The least echosounder depth was 38.7 in a general depth of 45.4 metres. No scouring was observed. The vessel gave a good sonar return from the NW.
Report: HMS Fox 20 July 1972. The site was examined at 55 06 59N, 005 10 40W. The least echosounder depth was 39.2 in a general depth of 45 metres.
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