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Enchantress
Light's Passage, north bank at the entrance to the Port River, Port Adelaide, South Australia
Enchantress was a cutter built in 1877 and lost on 19/09/1903. On the return to Port Adelaide from a successful fishing trip, the master mistook lights showing in the river entrance. To faci
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksIone
Approx. 11 miles north of Cape Cassini, Kangaroo Island
Ione was a cutter built in and lost on 25/10/1903. Vessel was struck by a white pointer shark, which punched a hole in the counter stern when the owner was fishing for snapper. Vessel sank
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksAnnie Brown
Near Sibsey Island, Sir Joseph Banks Group, Port Lincoln, Spencer Gulf, South Australia.
Annie Brown was a brigantine built in 1867 and lost on 20/01/1904. Parted from moorings and went ashore during storm.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksUnknown Barge
Minlacowie Jetty, Yorke Peninsula, 4 miles south of Minlacowie Jetty
Unknown Barge was a built in and lost on 1/1904. Unknown. Found washed up on the beach, upside down among rocks and badly broken.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksEthel
1.5 km NNW of Reef Head, near Cape Spencer, Innes National Park, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia
Ethel was a barque built in 03/04/1876 and lost on 02/01/1904. The master intended to pass south of Althorpe Island but due to poor visibility caused by gale force south-westerly squalls he
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Kangaroo Island
Ruby was a ketch built in 1877 and lost on 11/1904. Unknown
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksFrances
Eastern edge of cutting opposite Broken Hill Wharf, Port Pirie
Frances was a cutter built in 1879 and lost on 1904. Foundered, cause unknown.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksBritannia
Shoalwater Point, Spencer Gulf, South Australia
Britannia was a ketch built in 1896 and lost on 09/03/1905. During heavy weather, the vessel took in water in and sank?
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksCygnet
Investigator Strait, 9 miles south of Cape Yorke, South Australia.
Cygnet was a schooner built in 1875 and lost on 06/08/1905. Presumed hit by squall and foundered (possibly capsized but appeared to be lying upright on the bottom when found).
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksLoch Vennachar
Vennachar Point, West Bay, Kangaroo Island, South Australia
Loch Vennachar was a ship built in 04/08/1875 and lost on 07/09/1905. On the Loch Vennachar’s last voyage it sailed with six foremast hands short. It was eighty six days from Glasgow on the
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksPost Boy
Arno Bay, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia
Post Boy was a schooner built in 1874 and lost on 22/10/1905. Dragged anchor during a squall and broke up on the beach.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksNew Arrival
Wallaroo
New Arrival was a schooner built in 1875 and lost on 05/06/1906. Parted One Of Her Anchor Cables, And Drifted On Stern On To The Jetty Striking The Piles With Considerable Force. Stranded An
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksMontebello
1 km west of Stunsailboom River on the eastern edge of a sandy cove at the base of a rock platform, Kangaroo Island
Montebello was a barque built in 1900 and lost on 18/11/1906. Montebello sailed from Liverpool, England on the 15 August 1906, in ballast, stopping at Brest, France, before proceeding to Hob
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On the beach above the high water mark at the head of Sleaford Bay (western end of the bay), in the Port Lincoln National Park, south of Port Lincoln, South Australia.
Mary Ellis was a ketch built in 09/12/1897 and lost on 05/04/1907. The ketch Mary Ellis left Port Adelaide with one passenger, a few tons of general cargo and 24 tons of superphosphate on We
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Between Rapid Bay and Kangaroo Island, South Australia
Wanderer was a cutter built in 1870 and lost on 05/04/1907. Wanderer left Flour Cask Bay at 10am Friday 5 April 1907, heading in the direction of Cape Willoughby. At about midday a gale swep
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300 m south of Penguin Point, Rhino Head, near Marion Bay, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia
Willyama was a built in 13/11/1897 and lost on 13/04/1907. Mystery surrounds the steamer Willyama’s striking of the reef near Marion Bay. The crew’s collective silence appeared to indicate
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksNorma
5 km off Semaphore, South Australia
Norma was a barque built in 02/05/1893 and lost on 21/04/1907. On Saturday, 20 April 1907, the steel barque Norma sat at anchor off Semaphore awaiting favourable winds to depart Gulf St. Vin
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksAagot
West coast of Wardang Island, Port Victoria, Yorke Peninsula, SA. The wreck is located on the western edge of the island, about 1 km north-west of the Wardang Island lighthouse.
Aagot was a barque built in 1882 and lost on 12/10/1907. On 11 October 1907, the Aagot, with 17 crew and a stevedore, proceeded to Port Victoria from Port Adelaide, to load a cargo of wheat.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksTriton
Victor Harbor
Triton was a cutter built in 1880 and lost on 12/01/1908. Triton was preparing to depart Victor Harbor for Port Adelaide. At 4.00 am the master, William Thompson, was filling the petrol tank
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Gilbert Reef, SW of Port Moorowie, Southern Yorke Peninsula
Sir Wilfred Lawson was a ketch built in 01/12/1877 and lost on 20/03/1908. Navigational error caused the vessel to run ashore on reef and went to pieces after a storm a week later.
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Torrens Island
Seale was a ketch built in 1851 and lost on 30/04/1908. Cargo caught alight, vessel burnt to keel, beached
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksTriumph
17 miles WNW of Wonga Shoal Lighthouse, Gulf St Vincent
Triumph was a ketch built in 13/01/1887 and lost on 16/09/1908. At 7.30am on the morning of 16 September 1908, the ketch Triumph departed Sheaoak Flat, Yorke Peninsula, bound for Port Adelai
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksRobert Burns
250-300 metres north of Unlit Beacon on southern end of the sand spit, Nepean Bay, Kingscote, Kangaroo Island, South Australia.
Robert Burns was a ketch built in 1857 and lost on 04/12/1908. The Robert Burns went ashore on the sand spit, Nepean Bay, four kilometres off Kingscote, Kangaroo Island at 3am on Friday 4th
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksEllen
Morgan's Beach, north of Cape Jervis, South Australia
Ellen was a built in 1883 and lost on 12/12/1908. The vessel had been chartered from the owner by a group of Scottish fishermen (Messrs. W.J. Newlands, W. Eaglesham and W. & M. Grieve) inte
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksBanshee
Wallaroo, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia
Banshee was a built in 1870 and lost on 16/12/1895. Parted moorings during a squall. The vessel went ashore on the 'slags' alongside the old jetty where it broke up.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksEdith
Spilsby Island, near Port Lincoln, South Australia
Edith was a cutter built in 1871 and lost on 03/08/1897. On the morning of 3 August 1897, Edith was hove-to during a fresh breeze from the NNE, when it forereached more than was expected, an
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksStranger
Wedge Island, South Australia
Stranger was a cutter built in 1884 and lost on 14/06/1898. Parted moorings during a heavy swell and strong easterly wind, drifted ashore, hit rock and sank.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksLoch Sloy
Maupertuis Bay, Kangaroo Island
Loch Sloy was a barque built in 06/11/1877 and lost on 24/04/1899. Loch Sloy left Glasgow on the 5 January 1899 bound for Port Adelaide. At 4am on the 24 April 1899 the watch was called on d
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksMaid of Australia
SW corner of Wardang Island, 400 m SE of the Notre Dame D'Arvor wreck site, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia.
Maid of Australia was a schooner built in 1869 and lost on 08/07/1899. While en route from Point Turton to Port Pirie on 8 July 1899 with a cargo of flux, the vessel was on a course direct f
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Buffalo Reef, Spilsby Island, Spencers Gulf
Lucretia was a schooner built in 1885 and lost on 08/09/1899. Sailed with no ballast, hit reef during bad weather and wrecked.
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5 miles west of Long Spit Buoy
Young Surveyor was a ketch built in 1871 and lost on 02/11/1899. Sprang a leak and sank in 10 fathoms.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksVale
10 miles north west of Cape Borda, Kangaroo Island, South Australia.
Vale was a schooner built in 1876 and lost on 26/02/1900. The Vale loaded a cargo of seven hundred and ninety two bags of wheat at Sceales Bay for Port Adelaide. The vessel experienced no di
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksAcis
Between Cape Northumberland & Cape Douglas (Douglas Point) on the south-east coast of South Australia.
Acis was a built in 1876 and lost on 31/01/1904. The vessel left Melbourne on 28th January, 1876. On board was the Captain, a mate, an engineer and an engineer’s assistant. The light from t
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksAdelaide
Port Macdonnell Bay, 3 miles south-east of town.
Adelaide was a brigantine built in 1831 and lost on 18/04/1861. Adelaide dragged three anchors and was driven ashore during a savage south-east gale. Initially the vessel was not damaged. Wi
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Carpenters Rocks, 20 miles west of Cape Northumberland
Admella was a built in 17/09/1857 and lost on 06/08/1859. Hit a reef during fog.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksAeolus
Aeolus Reef, near Cape Banks, opposite Pelican Point, 23 miles west of Mt Gambier, South Australia.
Aeolus was a ship built in 05/05/1886 and lost on 01/09/1894. The vessel missed stays and struck a partially submerged reef, filled with water and broke up over a period of a week.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksAgnes
Margaret Brock Island/Reef, 7 miles from Cape Jaffa, between Guichen Bay and Lacepede Bay. South of Kingston, south east coast of South Australia.
Agnes was a schooner built in 9/1840 and lost on 13/03/1865. The schooner Anges left Yankalilla, south of Port Adelaide March 12th 1865 for Melbourne with a cargo of 1075 bags of wheat and f
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksAgnes
Carpenters Rocks
Agnes was a barque built in 1860 and lost on 18/07/1876. On Tuesday, 18th July, 1876, with a fresh breeze from the south and a moderate sea, the barque Agnes went ashore on a reef near Cape
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksAlma
Guichen Bay, near Robe, south east coast of South Australia.
Alma was a ship built in 1855 and lost on 15/12/1861. Broke one cable in a strong north-westerly gale. The vessel dragged its second anchor and came ashore, breaking up the following day. A
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksBandicoot
1 km east of Port MacDonnell
Bandicoot was a schooner built in 1838 and lost on 15/04/1861. The vessel broke loose of the inefficient government moorings and was driven ashore. The vessel broke its back and became a tot
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksCountess
Port Macdonnell, near Cress Creek, South East Coast of South Australia.
Countess was a schooner built in 1875 and lost on 16/08/1876. Broke from moorings during strong south-easterly gale and ran aground.
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Guichen Bay, east of Robe township, South East Coast of South Australia.
Duilius was a barque built in 8/1840 and lost on 15/04/1853. During a north west gale the ship lost its cable and anchors and struck rocks.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksEdith Haviland
Carpenters Rocks, 2 miles east of the Admella wreck, South East Coast of South Australia.
Edith Haviland was a brig built in 8/1865 and lost on 20/06/1877. Bearings mistaken, struck rocks and canted over.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksEmu
Between Port Macdonnell & Lacepede Bays
Emu was a schooner built in 1851 and lost on 12/1861. Supposedly driven to sea and sunk.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksFlying Cloud
Near Carpenters Rocks, South East
Flying Cloud was a brig built in 1867 and lost on 04/04/1870. Flying Cloud was on a voyage from Adelaide to Melbourne, with a cargo of sugar, when it went ashore in thick weather because of
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksGalatea
Port Macdonnell, near Cress Creek, South East Coast of South Australia.
Galatea was a schooner built in 1860 and lost on 31/03/1876. Slipped moorings and drifted onto rocks during a southerly gale.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksGlenrosa
6 miles east of Cape Banks, SE Coast of South Australia.
Glenrosa was a barque built in 16/11/1875 and lost on 18/01/1890. On 24 October 1889 the barque Glenrosa, under the command of Captain Kerr, left London for Brisbane carrying 1,200 tons of g
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksGazelle
Near Murray Mouth, 8 miles north of Salt Creek
Gazelle was a schooner built in 1847 and lost on 9/1848. Blown onto Murray Beach and driven ashore.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksGeltwood
12 km SE of Rivoli Bay, Geltwood Reef, South Australia
Geltwood was a barque built in 1/1876 and lost on 6/1876. By June 14th the Geltwood was too far north. She had left the Roaring Forties and those on board were watching for the Cape Northumb
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksFlinders
Port Macdonnell, near Cress Creek, South East Coast of South Australia.
Flinders was a schooner built in 1863 and lost on 29/06/1873. Sprang a leak, vessel ran ashore and broke up.
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Off Cape Northumberland
Iron Age was a barque built in 1854 and lost on 15/02/1855. The master reported that the iron of the ship caused compass error. His noon position was verified by another ship he contacted th
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Cape Northumberland, 12 miles north of
J. Lovett was a schooner built in 1846 and lost on 19/09/1852.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksJohn Ormerod
Off Cape Northumberland
John Ormerod was a brig built in 1826 and lost on 22/01/1861. Struck by squall, capsized, drifted to Cape Northumberland and broke up.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksJoseph Lee Archer
Guichen Bay, 200 yards from Robe Hotel
Joseph Lee Archer was a cutter built in 1848 and lost on 09/06/1855. At about 3 am on the morning of 9 June 1855, the vessel parted its cable when at anchor, and drifted onto rocks about 200
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Maria Creek, Kingston
Kingston was a ketch built in 1878 and lost on 14/09/1895. Unseaworthy condition, blown ashore in storm and broke up.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksKonig Willem II
Guichen Bay, 3 miles east of Robe, South East coast of South Australia.
Konig Willem II was a ship built in 1840 and lost on 30/06/1857. On 25 June 1857 the Dutch ship, Koenig Willem II, arrived in Guichen Bay from Hong Kong, with 397 Chinese immigrants. During
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksLivingstone
Guichen Bay, near Robe
Livingstone was a ship built in 1857 and lost on 16/12/1861. Dragged anchor and ran ashore on rocks during gale.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksLotus
Macdonnell Bay, East Of Cress Creek
Lotus was a ketch built in 10/1874 and lost on 23/06/1892. Broke moorings, went ashore in heavy seas, broke up in SSW gale.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksMargaret Brock
Margaret Brock Reef, 6.5 Km west of Cape Jaffa, South Australia
Margaret Brock was a barque built in 1848 and lost on 23/11/1852. On 20 November 1852, the barque Margaret Brock cleared Port Adelaide under the command of Captain James McMeckan for Melbour
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Coorong, 50 km north of Kingston S.E., South Australia
Margit was a barque built in 1891 and lost on 10/11/1911. Around the end of the first week of November 1911, a mysterious disappearance occurred. The captain of the barque Margit, Mr. Peters
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksMariner
Coorong, 40 miles below Murray River Mouth, South Australia.
Mariner was a schooner built in 1839 and lost on 07/11/1845. On Thursday 23 October 1845, the schooner Mariner departed from Port Phillip Heads (Melbourne) on a journey to Adelaide. The capt
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksMiame
MacDonnell Bay
Miame was a barque built in 8/1848 and lost on 24/05/1861. Broke from its moorings during a WSW gale, struck a reef and went ashore.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksMozambique
Coorong, below sea mouth of Murray River, South Australia.
Mozambique was a barque built in 1833 and lost on 19/08/1854. The next stage of the Mozambique’s journey from King George Sound commenced on the 4th August, with a crew of twenty-two and twe
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksNene Valley
15 km NW of Cape Northumberland, South Australia
Nene Valley was a barque built in 1852 and lost on 19/10/1854. On its final voyage Nene Valley sailed from Gravesend England on 27 or 28 June 1854 for Portland Bay and Port Fairy in Victoria
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksNora Creina
About 17 n.m. west of Cape Martin, near Beachport
Nora Creina was a brigantine built in 1834 and lost on 01/01/1859. Struck an uncharted rock and sank in 35 minutes.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksPhaeton
Guichen Bay, 3 miles east of Boatswains Point, South East coast of South Australia.
Phaeton was a ship built in 11/1853 and lost on 01/02/1857. On 10 December 1856, under the command of Captain W. Morrison, Phaeton left Hong Kong for Robe, with a general cargo and 260 Chine
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksResource
Rivoli Bay, South Australia
Resource was a cutter built in 1842 and lost on 28/06/1851. Blown ashore.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksSophia Jane
Coorong, 60 miles from River Murray
Sophia Jane was a cutter built in 1840 and lost on 9/1844. Driven ashore during storm.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksClan Ranald
About 1 km south of Troubridge Point, 14 km from Edithburgh, Investigator Strait, South Australia
Clan Ranald was a schooner built in 31/07/1900 and lost on 31/01/1909. Clan Ranald departed Port Adelaide under the command of Captain Arthur Gladstone for South Africa on 31 January 1909. O
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksMonarch
Wardang Island, off Cliff Point, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia.
Monarch was a schooner built in 1871 and lost on 06/04/1909. The schooner Monarch left Port Victoria at about 5am on 1 April 1909 bound for Warrens Beach at Cowell with a crew of six and no
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksPastime
Between Stansbury and Wool Bay
Pastime was a cutter built in and lost on 23/05/1909. Unknown. On 17 May 1909 Pastime departed Edithburgh bound for Port Adelaide with one person on board (Wilson). The other usual crew me
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksDianella
Tiparra Bay, Moonta Bay at northern end. 3 km north of Moonta Bay Jetty, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia
Dianella was a schooner built in 23/11/1870 and lost on 03/10/1909. After departing Port Pirie on Sunday 3 October 1909, Dianella sprang a leak and made water so fast that the pumps were una
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksExcelsior
Outer Harbor, Adelaide
Excelsior was a built in 14/11/1867 and lost on 25/04/1910. The coal hulk Excelsior sank alongside the wharf at Outer Harbor during a gale on the evening 25 April 1910. It had been lighteri
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksArrow
Old Man Reef, Noarlunga, Adelaide, South Australia.
Arrow was a cutter built in 1902 and lost on 19/11/1910. Thrown off course during squall, struck reef and went ashore.
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksBrothers
Cape Cassini, near Kingscote, Kangaroo Island.
Brothers was a cutter built in 1880 and lost on 13/06/1911. The cutter chafed through the anchor line while the crew slept. When the crew woke up the vessel had drifted to within metres of t
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksElizabeth Annie
Port Minlacowie
Elizabeth Annie was a ketch built in 7/1874 and lost on 17/12/1911. After departing Port Adelaide, the vessel arrived at Port Minlacowie at midday on Friday 15 December 1911. Whilst approach
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksSongvaar
Wardang Island, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia
Songvaar was a ship built in 4/1884 and lost on 14/04/1912. Having been loaded with 40,000 bags of wheat by lighters from Port Victoria at the outer Wardang Island anchorage, Songvaar was pr
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksAustralian
Wardang Island, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia
Australian was a built in 9/1879 and lost on 08/05/1912. The Australian worked as a steam coaster carrying wheat from South Australian outports. On its final voyage the vessel was carrying
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksAlbatross
Eclipse Reef, Port Victoria, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia
Albatross was a schooner built in 1874 and lost on 12/03/1913. Albatross struggled into Port Victoria in the late afternoon of the 12 March 1913, after riding gale-force winds from Port Adel
Map, evidence and context →SHIPWRECK · South Australian ShipwrecksAngler
Point Lowly, north east of Whyalla, Spencer Gulf, South Australia
Angler was a built in and lost on 27/03/1913. Angler ran ashore at Point Lowly during a gale, with 14 passengers, stores & provisions, and broke up. Angler departed Port Pirie on 27 March
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