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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Lyndy Lou

Searcy Bay, north of Cape Radstock. Yannabie, 45 km south of Streaky Bay

Lyndy Lou was a none built in and lost on 02/11/1976. The vessel was fishing in rough seas when the engines failed. It was swept onto rocks and broke up.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Florence

200 m off Sheringa Beach, 45 km SE of Elliston, West Coast of South Australia

Florence was a cutter built in 1940 and lost on 03/11/1976. In rough seas it was disabled from water crashing over it. It hit a reef, and broke up in heavy seas at the base of high cliffs in

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Gloridia V

North Neptune Island, Spencer Gulf, South Australia

Gloridia V was a unknown built in 1940 and lost on 03/09/1977. Struck by a large breaker and pushed onto rocks.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Zadar

Approximately 12 miles SW of Williams Island, South Australia

Zadar was a none built in 1967 and lost on 27/04/1977. Zadar left Port Lincoln on the evening of 26 April 1977, with Tony Mislov as master and four crew, and was heading for the tuna fishing

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Sunbeam

Avoid Bay, near Coffin Bay, South Australia

Sunbeam was a cutter built in 1901 and lost on 20/05/1977. On 18 May 1977 the lobster fishing vessel Sunbeam was anchored in Avoid Bay, west of the Coffin Bay township, while the owner Colin

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Mercury Star

Three miles NW of Kiana

Mercury Star was a cutter built in 1947 and lost on 04/06/1977. The shark fishing vessel Mercury Star was heading to Cap Island on Friday evening 3 June 1977 and was about 15 miles northwest

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Violetta

Near Winceby Island, Spencer Gulf, South Australia

Violetta was a built in 1958 and lost on 22/09/1977. Vessel caught fire in the engine room, and sank.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Katey

4.5 nm NW of Lacy Island, 50 km south of Ceduna, South Australia

Katey was a built in 1960 and lost on 25/09/1977. Katey was trawling for prawns on the morning of 25 September 1977, about 4.5 nautical miles northwest of Lacy Island, when it began to fill

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Lismore Star

Shag Rock, off King George's Beach, Kangaroo Island

Lismore Star was a cutter built in 1945 and lost on 30/04/1978. Struck a rock and sank.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Kunara

10 nm west of Drummond Point, South Australia

Kunara was a cutter built in 1968 and lost on 02/09/1978. The crayboat Kunara, skippered by Vaun Guthrie, had been shark fishing in company with the fishing vessel Challenge, skippered by Gr

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Unnamed

5 Kms West Outer Harbor

Unnamed was a built in and lost on 19/08/1978. Burnt To The Waterline And Then Sank

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Nola Too

Vivonne Bay, Kangaroo Island

Nola Too was a built in 1946 and lost on 23/08/1978. Broke moorings during a SE gale, washed ashore and broke up.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Charles Francis

Off Sibsey Island, south of Port Lincoln, South Australia

Charles Francis was a sloop built in 1948 and lost on 09/09/1978. Ran aground due to navigational error.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

St. Nikolaos

Murat Bay, Ceduna

St. Nikolaos was a none built in 1963 and lost on 04/01/1979. Vessel caught fire in engine room, so it was towed to Horseshoe Sandbar, where it burnt to waterline and foundered. It was later

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Liteva

3.5 nm west of West Point, near Cape Catastrophe

Liteva was a built in 24/01/1966 and lost on 28/03/1979. On its way to help 'Westward' it caught fire. It burnt and was abandoned by the crew before it foundered.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Sea Spray

Little Weir Cove, or off Cape Gantheaume, Kangaroo Island

Sea Spray was a cutter built in 1939 and lost on 30/03/1979. Swamped by heavy seas and broke up on rocks.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Adelaide Renown

Rocks near Admiralty Arch, Cape Du Couedic

Adelaide Renown was a ketch built in 1932 and lost on 26/04/1979. The vessel reportedly began taking on water one mile south of Cape Du Couedic on 26 April 1976. Sinking rapidly, the crew ab

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Ranger

500 m off Dangerous Reef Lighthouse, 32 km SE of Port Lincoln

Ranger was a built in 1942 and lost on 14/11/1979. Wrecked on a reef in a storm and split in two.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Farid Fares

130 nm south of Kangaroo Island

Farid Fares was a none built in 1950 and lost on 28/03/1980. While on route from northern Tasmania to the Persian Gulf, a fire broke out in the engine room of the vessel, burning so intensel

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Shirley

South End Shore, Rivoli Bay, South Australia

Shirley was a built in 1940 and lost on 11/09/1980. Sank at its moorings in a storm, and broke up on shore.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Karen Ann

32 miles off Robe, South Australia

Karen Ann was a built in 1927 and lost on 28/12/1980. Sprang planks in heavy seas and sank.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Astra

1 km west of Egg Island, 40 km offshore from Ceduna

Astra was a cutter built in 1967 and lost on 12/01/1981. The Port Lincoln-based cray fishing vessel Astra was operating in the St Francis Isles, about 40 km offshore from Ceduna, when it str

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Penguin

Off Waldegrave Island, near Elliston, South Australia

Penguin was a none built in 1968 and lost on 13/08/1973. Fire in engine room, burnt to the waterline, foundered and sank at 4:30 pm after being towed 2 miles by the Cape Byron.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Lorraine

Off Point Whidbey, 7.5 nm NW of Greenly Island, west of Coffin Bay

Lorraine was a sloop built in 1961 and lost on 11/11/1973. Storm winds came from WSW. Vessel hit a large wave, started leaking water and foundered in rough seas.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Roslyn

Southend, South Australia

Roslyn was a cutter built in 1951 and lost on 06/12/1973. The vessel sank at its moorings in a storm

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Degei

Snapper Rock, Cape Donington Reef, 7 miles east of Port Lincoln, South Australia

Degei was a unknown built in 1940 and lost on 24/01/1974. Struck rock at full speed.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Helen

Point Whidbey, west of Coffin Bay, between the heads

Helen was a cutter built in 1950 and lost on 29/03/1974. On 29 March 1974, the crayfishing vessel Helen, with the owner Richard Stendt aboard, was about half a mile off a reef between the he

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Sea Hawk

Approx. 10 miles NW of St Francis Island

Sea Hawk was a none built in 1967 and lost on 19/01/1975. Vessel caught fire in the engine room, and was abandoned soon after. The vessel was taken under tow, but capsized and sank the next

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Civic Star

6.6 miles off Corny Point, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia.

Civic Star was a unknown built in 1944 and lost on 12/03/1975. Burnt to waterline and sank.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Showboat

Hindmarsh Island, southern shore

Showboat was a built in 1891 and lost on 1969. Initially abandoned 1962 at Moritz's slip at Goolwa then moved to Veenstra's slip in 1968 at Council demand. In 1969 the hull was removed from

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Corowa

300 m above Morgan Wharf near Bryants Creek, River Murray

Corowa was a built in 1868 and lost on 1945. Left derelict, abandoned and sank.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Annie

Just down stream from Bryants Creek, Morgan, Murray River, South Australia.

Annie was a built in 16/06/1884 and lost on 1939. Reported to have been abandoned.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Achilles

In a lagoon just above Lock 4, Loxton, Murray River, South Australia.

Achilles was a built in and lost on . Towed to a lagoon just above Lock 4 and abandoned.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Uranus

Goolwa

Uranus was a built in 1886 and lost on 1961. Sunk to form break water in front of P.S. Captain Sturt.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Mary Ann

Just down from Old Ferry Crossing at Mannum

Mary Ann was a built in 1852 and lost on 1863. Hull used to build twin hull PS Gemini which was abandoned in 1863.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Mosquito

Lake Alexandrina, north shore

Mosquito was a built in 1857 and lost on 11/07/1871. Wrecked in a gale, being driven aground on the north shore of the Lake.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Bullfrog

Wellington, River Murray, about 400 yards from the Wellington Ferry and 60 yeards from the east bank

Bullfrog was a cutter built in and lost on 23/09/1879. Byron and Bradey set off in the cutter in mild winds and got about 400 yards when a squall struck and capsized the vessel. Both men w

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Crowie

Morgan, River Murray, South Australia

Crowie was a built in 09/11/1911 and lost on 1950. Wrecked. Unknown circumstances.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

City of Adelaide

Porter Bay, Port Lincoln

City of Adelaide was a cutter built in 1894 and lost on 1952. After 1920 the City of Adelaide spent some years as a fishing boat based at Port Adelaide, and then in the late 1930s the vessel

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Unnamed Lighter

Normanville

Unnamed Lighter was a cutter built in and lost on 06/07/1892. Chain parted, sprang a leak, driven ashore in a storm and wrecked.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Atholl

Port Elliot, west of Point Commodore, South Australia.

Atholl was a brigantine built in 1853 and lost on 20/03/1864. On 19 March 1864, Atholl was moored between Pullen Island and Commodore Point, just outside Horseshoe Bay. It was waiting its tu

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Mylor Star

South Western Tip Of Althorpe Island

Mylor Star was a none built in 1978 and lost on 09/06/1982. On 9 June 1982, while shark fishing off the south-western tip of Althorpe Island, the vessel was caught in a storm. The skipper, J

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Maldon Lewis

Stenhouse Bay, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia

Maldon Lewis was a schooner built in 1867 and lost on 03/09/1918. Sprang a leak, ran aground.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Sunbeam

North Arm, Garden Island, Port Adelaide, South Australia

Sunbeam was a barque built in 1857 and lost on 10/10/1910. Sunbeam was abandoned in the Ships’ Graveyard circa 10 October 1910 – one of the first vessels to be placed there. A surprising fac

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Glaucus

North Arm, Garden Island, Port Adelaide, South Australia

Glaucus was a built in 1878 and lost on 04/07/1935. In 1935 the hull was accidentally holed while being dismantled in the Portland Canal. The salvagers dropped some scrap iron into the bott

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Alpha

Rosetta Head

Alpha was a schooner built in 1844 and lost on 25/07/1847. Dragged anchors in northerly storm.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Ferret

Waipinga Beach, west of Newland/Rosetta Head, near Victor Harbor, Backstairs Passage, South Australia

Ferret was a cutter built in 1900 and lost on 23/12/1932. Capsized in a heavy squall, broke up and sank.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Mary

Victor Harbor, Encounter Bay

Mary was a none built in 1878 and lost on 1938. The register was closed on 31 October 1938 stating that the vessel had been broken up at Victor Harbor.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Olive Florence

Backstairs Passage, between Cape Jervis and Emu Bay, Kangaroo Island

Olive Florence was a built in and lost on 30/05/1994. Started to leak and foundered in heavy seas.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Cape Byron

10 miles SSE from Rocky Island, north of Coffin Bay, South Australia

Cape Byron was a built in 1916 and lost on 26/01/1981. On Monday 26 January 1981, the tuna vessel Cape Byron was just south of Rocky Island and west of the Whidbey Islands in heavy southerl

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Brittania

Cape Kersaint, off Vivonne Bay, Kangaroo Island, South Australia

Brittania was a sloop built in 1907 and lost on 25/04/1981. Motor stopped. Vessel was swept onto rocks and wrecked before a tow arrived.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Victory

Approximately 14 miles off Cape Blanche, South Australia

Victory was a cutter built in and lost on 13/05/1981. On the morning of 12 May 1981, while on its delivery voyage from Ceduna to Port Adelaide under the new ownership of W.R. Farrand, Vict

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Galini

Victor Harbor, Encounter Bay, South Australia

Galini was a built in 1974 and lost on 21/11/1981. On Friday 20 November 1981, Galini left Victor Harbor with a single crew member, Kevin Rumbelow, to collect crayfish pots at Kangaroo Isla

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Yatala Reef

1 km south of Port Moorowie, 1 mile south of Point Gilbert, Mossie Creek, 15 km south of Yorketown, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia

Yatala Reef was a cutter built in 1948 and lost on 21/12/1981. On the evening of 21 December 1981 Yatala Reef was moored off Port Moorowie. It was on a voyage from Port Pirie to Port Adelaid

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Cinderella

3 miles north of North Neptune Island (in the vicinity of Low Rocks), south of Port Lincoln, South Australia

Cinderella was a sloop built in 1955 and lost on 24/05/1982. Engine stalled, holed on low rocks and sank.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Gemini

50 km SW Of Cape Borda, Kangaroo Island

Gemini was a unknown built in 1974 and lost on 11/09/1982. Possibly deliberately scuttled. Large amount of water found in the engine room. Sank 10 minutes later.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

New Dolphin

North end of St Francis Island

New Dolphin was a none built in 1965 and lost on 06/12/1982. New Dolphin left Streaky Bay, with Jovo Vitlov as master and six crew, on Saturday 4 December 1982 and proceeded to St Francis Is

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Alice Celia

Beachport Beach, Rivoli Bay, Beachport, south east coast, South Australia

Alice Celia was a built in and lost on 24/12/1982. Broke moorings and beached.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Westward

35 miles WSW of Rocky Island, South Australia

Westward was a cutter built in 1964 and lost on 11/03/1983. On 11 March 1983 Westward was shark fishing in company with the fishing vessel Ostijek off the Continental shelf, 35 nautical mile

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Amethyst

Cape Catastrophe, Lincoln National Park, South Australia

Amethyst was a none built in 1971 and lost on 13/03/1983. While picking up crayfish pots the vessel was hit by a king wave and carried 50 m onto a cliff face becoming a total wreck.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Bonnie Mac

Western River Cove, Kangaroo Island

Bonnie Mac was a cutter built in 1948 and lost on 11/04/1983. In a north westerly gale, the vessel dragged its anchor, ran aground and broke up.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Velebit

6 miles west of Point Sinclair, South Australia

Velebit was a none built in 1970 and lost on 11/01/1984. Velebit left with the master, Nedo Perin, and seven crew, from Streaky Bay to fish for tuna in the Great Australian Bight in early Ja

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Rosalind Star

Near Yatala Reef

Rosalind Star was a unknown built in 1965 and lost on 24/01/1984. Rosalind Star left Thevenard on 14 January 1984, bound for the tuna fishing grounds in the Great Australian Bight. On board

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Garibaldi

14 miles SE of Pearson Island, SW of Elliston, South Australia

Garibaldi was a cutter built in 1940 and lost on 25/01/1984. The crayfish boat Garibaldi departed Coffin Bay at 0800 hours on 25 January 1984 heading to Twin Rocks at the Head of the Bight o

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Unnamed

7 Kms South Of Kingston

Unnamed was a built in and lost on 13/04/1983. Fire In Engine Room, Burnt To Waterline, Sank

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

No. 5 Hopper Barge

1 nautical mile due south of the Zanoni wreck site

No. 5 Hopper Barge was a built in 1911 and lost on 17/04/1984. Scuttled as an artificial reef as an alternative site to Zanoni.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Master Jack

Cape Forbin, 10 kilometres from Cape Borda, Kangaroo Island, South Australia.

Master Jack was a built in 1965 and lost on 10/04/1984. The vessel was in trouble for two days before it was beached at the height of a storm. It had been en route, under tow by a Marine In

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Macca

Stokes Bay, Kangaroo Island

Macca was a none built in and lost on 21/11/1984. Dragged Anchor, Broke Up On Rocks

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Che Sara

Near Kiana Cliffs, Drummond Point? West Coast of South Australia.

Che Sara was a none built in 1970 and lost on 11/02/1985. On Monday 11 February 1985, Rick Culshaw and his deckhand were fishing for abalone near Kiana Cliff when Che Sara was driven by swel

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Jedda II

Off Coorong,Mouth Of Murray River, South Australia.

Jedda II was a built in 1959 and lost on 14/04/1985. Unknown: believed to have sunk during a storm. The vessel was never found, but wreckage was found along the beach of The Coorong.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Wandering Gypsy

Goat Island, south of Ceduna, South Australia.

Wandering Gypsy was a unknown built in and lost on 17/07/1985. The fishing vessel Wandering Gypsy was south of Ceduna on 17 July 1985, when it commenced taking on water and was deliberatel

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Ana Star

Off Little Island, NE of Cape Catastrophe, Lincoln National Park, South Australia

Ana Star was a none built in 1967 and lost on 10/10/1985. While being steered by auto pilot, she ran aground on Little Island. Vessel was refloated but the engine room and forecastle later f

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Anthony of Padua

The Beak, 500 m off Southend, Beachport, South East Coast, South Australia

Anthony of Padua was a built in and lost on 13/10/1985. Believed to have hit rocks.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Gambi

19 km SW of Cape Hart, Kangaroo Island

Gambi was a none built in 1968 and lost on 28/08/1986. Swamped in heavy seas, broke up and sank.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Pilferer

Between Althorpe and Wedge Islands (16 miles S of Pondalowie Bay)

Pilferer was a none built in 1970 and lost on 27/11/1986. Flooded engine room, sank at 2:45pm.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Kate

Middle River Reef, Kangaroo Island

Kate was a none built in 1962 and lost on 06/12/1986. Vessel dragged its anchor, hit a reef and sank.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Island Girl

Western River, Kangaroo Island, 200 m from shore

Island Girl was a cutter built in 1961 and lost on 18/02/1987. Fire in engine room, burnt to waterline and sank.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Rhonda

Taylor's Landing, Jussieu Peninsula, South Australia

Rhonda was a cutter built in and lost on 08/03/1987. Vessel broke moorings, went ashore and broke up. Stripped and abandoned.

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Gypsy Rose

South Neptune Island

Gypsy Rose was a built in 1973 and lost on 14/01/1988. Dragged Anchor, Struck Rocks, Sank

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Maritime · South Australian Shipwrecks

Queen Maria

50 Km South East Of Kangaroo Island

Queen Maria was a built in 1975 and lost on 21/01/1988. Swamped By A Large Wave

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