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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Vectis

One mile east of Dashwood Bay, Kangaroo Island

Vectis was a cutter built in 1914 and lost on 08/07/1932. Discovered that the vessel had sprung a leak and tried to beach. As the vessel was full of water, it was hard to steer. Missed the b

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Hougomont

Stenhouse Bay, Innes National Park, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia

Hougomont was a barque built in 03/06/1897 and lost on 08/01/1933. Four Finnish seamen, perched high up in the rigging of the four masted barque Hougomont, anxiously adjusted the sails. Unde

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Portland Maru

West of Cape Torrens, 11 km east of Cape Borda, Kangaroo Island, South Australia

Portland Maru was a built in 1919 and lost on 20/03/1935. The Portland Maru departed from Port Lincoln on 19 March 1935 loaded with a cargo of wheat for Moji, Japan. The next day at 11:20 a

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Rapid

Althorpe Island, Investigator Strait, South Australia

Rapid was a cutter built in 1920 and lost on 18/09/1937. On the evening of 18 September 1937 the fishing cutter Rapid was anchored at Althorpe Island (in company with two Port Adelaide cutte

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Heather

Port Macdonnell

Heather was a cutter built in and lost on 1973. Broke Moorings In North Wind, Driven Out To Sea And Lost

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Solace

100 m north of Port Noarlunga Jetty

Solace was a built in and lost on 26/11/1921. Broke moorings in a storm and went ashore.

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Trio

9 miles north of Tickera and 1.5 miles offshore

Trio was a cutter built in and lost on 29/05/1922. Unknown.

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Irene

Glenelg Jetty, near discarded breakwater

Irene was a cutter built in and lost on 11/10/1923. Broke moorings near Glenelg Jetty, rammed breakwater and sank.

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Morning Star

Glenelg, South Australia

Morning Star was a ketch built in 1869 and lost on 16/11/1923. Vessel broke its moorings in a storm and wrecked on the beach.

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Xarifa

Glenelg Jetty

Xarifa was a built in and lost on 11/01/1924. Yacht was anchored south of the Glenelg jetty. A heavy sea was running due to a strong south westerly. At about 6 pm the yacht broke away fro

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Portonian

Troubridge Island, St. Vincent Gulf, South Australia

Portonian was a ketch built in 1876 and lost on 26/10/1924. Portonian departed Port Adelaide at 6 am on Sunday 26 October 1924 bound for Marion Bay to load a part cargo of gypsum and lift so

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Etty

St Vincent Gulf, near Long Spit, north of Port Gawler

Etty was a ketch built in 1880 and lost on 12/03/1924. Vessel sat on its anchor on a falling tide. One fluke penetrated the hull and it filled and foundered.

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Victor

400 m NW side of Balgowan Boat Ramp, southern side of jetty, Yorke Peninsula

Victor was a ketch built in 28/07/1874 and lost on 03/01/1925. As sails were being hoisted a wind gust swung the vessel onto the reef. The vessel listed to port and sank.

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Florrie

Glenelg Baths, Adelaide, South Australia.

Florrie was a cutter built in 1909 and lost on 21/04/1925. Vessel dragged its moorings in a south-westerly gale, and was smashed against the Glenelg jetty becoming a total loss.

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Lucy Flinders

Sheringa Lagoon

Lucy Flinders was a cutter built in and lost on 26/05/1925. Lucy Flinders, under the command of Jim Bews with one deckhand, had left Flinders Island in ballast, and were attempting to cros

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Victoria

Victoria was a built in 1884 and lost on 1961. Possibly broken up? Register closed in Dec 1961.

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Helena

Wittelbee Point, approximately 15 km SE of Ceduna

Helena was a ketch built in 12/1875 and lost on 04/09/1925. According to William Clarke’s reminiscences, Helena, with Clarke and his wife aboard, was sailing from St Peter Island to Decrees

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Yulta

Point Turton, South Australia

Yulta was a none built in 06/09/1877 and lost on 29/05/1926. After being overhauled, Yulta departed Port Adelaide on 29 May 1926 on a voyage to Port Pire to replace the tug Nelcebee. While p

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Sarnia

North Arm, Garden Island, Port Adelaide, South Australia

Sarnia was a built in 1877 and lost on 26/11/1926. Abandoned in the North Arm after seams opened 26 November 1926. The Harbours Board initially salvaged as much material as possible, before

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Dashing Wave

Louth Bay, north of Port Lincoln, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia.

Dashing Wave was a ketch built in 23/12/1865 and lost on 25/12/1926. On Christmas Eve in 1926 Dashing Wave departed Port Pirie with a load of timber, joinery and furniture for delivery to Me

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Spindrift

Port Le Hunte

Spindrift was a ketch built in 29/10/1873 and lost on 26/05/1927. Spindrift was engaged on the West Coast during April and May 1927, carrying wheat from Fowlers Bay to Thevenard, near Ceduna

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Dorothy S

Bream/Broad Creek, originally abandoned in the North Arm, later moved to present site (12/6/1928). Near Penrice Hulk at Penrice Saltfields, Port Adelaide, South Australia.

Dorothy S was a schooner built in 11/07/1868 and lost on 12/06/1928. In November 1922, Dorothy S was broken up and modified to be used as a hulk at Penrice. However, the hulk was still locat

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Malcolm

Tumby Bay, Second Creek, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia.

Malcolm was a ketch built in 1875 and lost on 22/09/1928. Stranded and abandoned

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Patsie

Port Victoria Bay (Head)

Patsie was a cutter built in and lost on 02/10/1928. On 2 October 1928 the fishing cutter Patsie was sheltering from high seas and gale-force winds in the lee of Point Pearce. Patsie's anc

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Eva

Murray River, just downstream from rail bridge, Murray Bridge, South Australia

Eva was a built in 1891 and lost on 1928. Recorded to have been broken up.

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Juno

North Arm, Garden Island, Port Adelaide

Juno was a schooner built in 27/10/1903 and lost on 21/04/1931. By the 1930s, with the continued development of rail and the growth of road transport, the Juno’s demise was near and the vess

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Unnamed Cutter

Minlacowie, half a mile from the Minlacowie jetty

Unnamed Cutter was a cutter built in and lost on 10/1928. Driven ashore, broke up.

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Eclipse

Wolff Reef, near Reef Points, between Wardang Island and Balgowan, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia

Eclipse was a ketch built in 1864 and lost on 30/04/1929. At 1:00 am in the morning squally weather conditions and a westerly wind drove the vessel off course where it struck the inside of W

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Waikerie

Morgan

Waikerie was a built in 1911 and lost on 12/09/1929. Fire

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Lady Daly

North Arm, Garden Island Ships' Graveyard, Port Adelaide, South Australia

Lady Daly was a schooner built in 1876 and lost on 06/09/1929. The schooner was dismantled and abandoned in the North Arm c.1926 and its register was closed on 6 September 1929. Today, littl

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Nellie

Morgan, River Murray, South Australia

Nellie was a built in 1882 and lost on 22/01/1930. Destroyed by fire.

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Stanley

Garden Island, North Arm River, Port Adelaide, South Australia.

Stanley was a schooner built in 10/02/1879 and lost on 07/10/1930. Stanley was laid up and sold for demolition in 1930. On 7th October 1930 the remains were removed to the North Arm and aban

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Phoebe

Unknown, possibly Garden Island, SA

Phoebe was a built in 1847 and lost on 1930. Broken up.

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Mangana

Garden Island, North Arm, southern shore, east of Waterpipes, onshore, Port Adelaide, South Australia

Mangana was a schooner built in 20/04/1876 and lost on 23/03/1931. In February 1931, having been laid up for some time, the Mangana was considered unfit for service and the owners applied fo

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Grace Darling

South-west side of Garden Island, North Arm, Port Adelaide, South Australia.

Grace Darling was a schooner built in 1907 and lost on 19/06/1931. In 1931, John Darling and Son requested permission from the Harbours Board to dismantle and abandon the Grace Darling. On 1

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Moe

Garden Island Beach, east of water pipes and near the Gem and Sarnia, Port Adelaide, South Australia.

Moe was a barque built in 1876 and lost on 25/09/1931. In August 1928 the Habours Board was notified of the owners’ intention to scrap the hulk and permission was sought to scuttle it on the

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Flinders

North Arm, Garden Island, Port Adelaide, South Australia

Flinders was a schooner built in 07/11/1878 and lost on 04/09/1931. In August 1931 an application was made to the Habours Board to place the hulk at the North Arm with a view to scrapping it

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Victoria

Tunkallila Beach , east of Porpoise Head, 6 miles east of Cape Jervis and 12 miles NNE of Cape Willoughby, Kangaroo Island.

Victoria was a built in 1928 and lost on 05/10/1934. Struck rocks in obscured visibility due to dust storm.

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Janet

Cape Cassini, Kangaroo Island

Janet was a cutter built in 07/08/1880 and lost on 29/03/1938. Cray pot rope snagged the propeller, stalled the engine, and went aground.

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Ethel

Near Cape Spencer, Innes National Park, SE of Inneston, Yorke Peninsula

Ethel was a schooner built in 1882 and lost on 1939. Wrecked, broken

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Tarna

Off Daly Head, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia

Tarna was a cutter built in 1928 and lost on 6/1948. Wrecked

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Quorna

10 miles off Cape Hart, Kangaroo Island, South Australia.

Quorna was a built in 1912 and lost on 30/10/1950. Originally beached in 1947, the Quorna was not disposed of until 1950. On 29th October 1950 the stripped hulk (with “Good-bye sweetheart”

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Grelka

5 miles NE of Cape St. Albans, Kangaroo Island

Grelka was a schooner built in 1910 and lost on 26/01/1955. Explosion and fire in the engine room.

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Cookaburra

Emu Bay, Kangaroo Island

Cookaburra was a cutter built in 1930 and lost on 19/05/1962. Broke moorings and the vessel washed ashore.

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Joan Margaret

Cape Gantheaume, Kangaroo Island

Joan Margaret was a schooner built in 1948 and lost on 18/03/1963. A freak wave hit the boat, snapped the anchor cable, and it went aground.

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Jeanette S

Near West Bay, Kangaroo Island

Jeanette S was a lugger built in 1913 and lost on 28/04/1966. Sprang a leak, was abandoned and sank.

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Altair

Althorpe Island, Investigator Strait, South Australia

Altair was a cutter built in 1943 and lost on 7/1971. Little is known of the circumstances of the loss of Altair, other than it ran aground at Althorpe island in 1971.

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Amber Star

1 mile south of Cape Bouguer, Kangaroo Island

Amber Star was a cutter built in 1966 and lost on 14/01/1973. On 7 January, 1973, Amber Star, skippered by her part owner Gus Mere, with crewmen John Mere (21 years) and Siegmund Masierowski

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Barge No.10

River Murray

Barge No.10 was a built in and lost on 1945. Scuttled

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Lurline

Sellicks Beach

Lurline was a ketch built in 27/11/1873 and lost on 16/03/1946. Battered by two gales in succession, lost steering and sails, and driven ashore.

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Venus

North Neptune Island

Venus was a cutter built in 1847 and lost on 14/06/1946. Hit hidden rock that carried away rudder - washed against cliffs

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Unnamed

Langton Island, Spencer Gulf

Unnamed was a built in and lost on 01/07/1946. Vessel was wrecked in unknown circumstances. The two crew spent two days on on Langdon Island before being rescued and taken to Reevesby Isl

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Balala

North side of Franklin Islands, 28 miles south of Ceduna, West Coast of South Australia.

Balala was a cutter built in and lost on 27/07/1946. A storm drove the vessel onto rocks. When the vessel had failed to return to Ceduna by 30 July, the local Flying Doctor aircraft was di

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Cecelia

5-10 m offshore, 200 m NNE of Port Le Hunte Jetty (Pt. Sinclair), Cactus Beach? 16 km from Penong

Cecelia was a ketch built in 1873 and lost on 04/10/1946. Grounded during storm and wrecked.

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Minx

Outer Harbor, Port Adelaide

Minx was a built in and lost on 27/04/1947. Collision with a steamer at Port Adelaide

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Broughton

Flint Rock, Port Macdonnell, South East Coast of South Australia. 4 miles from Port Macdonnell between the town and Eight Mile Creek.

Broughton was a ketch built in 1873 and lost on 14/07/1947. Dragged anchor on Flint Rock.

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Romona

Nora Creina Bay

Romona was a cutter built in and lost on 17/11/1947. Sank while being towed from Beachport to Robe by the fishing cutter Henry Moss.

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Tar Baby

Farm Beach, near Coffin Bay, South Australia

Tar Baby was a cutter built in 1884 and lost on 28/02/1948. During a northwest gale on 28 February 1948, the fishing cutter Tar Baby broke from its mooring at Farm Beach and was thrown ashor

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Adonis

Outer Harbor, between Royal Adelaide Yacht Squadron and Port River

Adonis was a ketch built in 1864 and lost on 18/02/1953. On 18 February 1953 the ketch Adonis broke its moorings during a storm and capsized off Outer Harbor as it approached the Port River.

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Ebar (Ebor)

Robe, South Australia

Ebar (Ebor) was a cutter built in and lost on 29/05/1948. The vessel broke its moorings during a storm and went ashore.

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Jennifer

In front of Robe Hotel, Robe

Jennifer was a cutter built in 1931 and lost on 29/05/1948. Vessel broke its moorings during a severe gale and went aground with two other vessels: La Paloma and Ebor.

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La Paloma

Robe, South Australia

La Paloma was a cutter built in 1946 and lost on 29/05/1948. Vessel broke its moorings during a gale of 80 knot winds.

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Enterprise

Ceduna Jetty, West Coast of South Australia

Enterprise was a cutter built in 1918 and lost on 31/10/1948. Enterprise dragged its anchor during a rough gale on Sunday 31 October 1948 and crashed into the Ceduna jetty. The vessel then s

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Mermaid

Spilsby Island, South Australia

Mermaid was a cutter built in and lost on 1950. Wrecked

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Renmark

Goolwa Wharf

Renmark was a built in 1912 and lost on 02/02/1951. Partially burnt by fire and sank.

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Corio

Admella Rock, 2.5 miles from Cape Bank, South East Coast of South Australia.

Corio was a built in 25/03/1919 and lost on 26/02/1951. During a voyage from Rapid Bay to Port Kembla with a cargo of limestone, the freighter Corio ran aground on a rock close to Admella's

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

May

Cape Willoughby, Kangaroo Island, South Australia

May was a cutter built in and lost on 10/03/1951. At 8:30pm May ran onto rocks under the Cape Willoughby lighthouse. The vessel was badly holed and was beached.

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Undaunted

Green Point, 10 miles from Port Macdonnell

Undaunted was a built in 06/03/1908 and lost on 30/03/1951. Dragged moorings, wrecked on reef.

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John Robb

Off Wonga Shoal Light Beacon (Grg) St. Vincents Gulf (P)

John Robb was a ketch built in 1879 and lost on 24/04/1954. Collision with the 134-ton tug Falcon. The tug was towing a barge filled with 700 tons of rock from Klein's Point to Birkenhead (P

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Tally

Near the Town Jetty, Port Lincoln

Tally was a built in and lost on 29/06/1954. Fuel fumes exploded. Burnt to the waterline and sank.

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Myee

Port Pirie, South Australia

Myee was a built in and lost on 7/1954. Abandoned on the bank and scrapped.

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Saurian

NW of Port Noarlunga Jetty, Gulf Of St. Vincent. 5 kms west of Port Stanvac Oil Refinery

Saurian was a built in 12/02/1881 and lost on 24/11/1954. Scrapped and scuttled.

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Slow Coach

Near VOC Jetty, Birkenhead

Slow Coach was a built in and lost on 29/03/1956. Burnt

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Ajax

Blanche Port, Streaky Bay. Gone ashore behind David Hylands & Sons fish processing factory

Ajax was a cutter built in 1930 and lost on 11/06/1956. The vessel parted from its moorings on the east side of the Streaky Bay jetty in Blanche Port during a gale, and drove ashore behind D

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SHIPWRECK · South Australian Shipwrecks

Alba

Remains reported in North Arm, Port Adelaide. Possibly Jervois Basin Ships Graveyard (Log Pool).

Alba was a built in 04/06/1867 and lost on 11/1956. Eventually sold for scrap and broken up.

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Mars

Weir Cove, Kangaroo Island, South Australia

Mars was a cutter built in 1891 and lost on 20/07/1957. On 16 July 1957 the Mars, skippered by Jerry Jelinek and with two crew, sailed from Port Adelaide to Kangaroo Island on a shark-fishin

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Windward

100 feet off No. 3 Beacon, Port Pirie

Windward was a cutter built in and lost on 07/02/1958. Burnt and sank

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Merle

Murray Bridge, opposite wharf, about 70 m directly out from where Pleasure Boat sits, about 120 m upstream from Murrundi and about 70 m south of Unknown shipwreck (barge)

Merle was a built in 1904 and lost on 01/03/1958. Burnt and sank.

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Magic

Cape Cassini, 20 miles from the beach

Magic was a cutter built in 1874 and lost on 03/04/1958. Vessel ran aground when the helm was unattended while fixing the engine.

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Carleen

2 miles off Orwell Rocks, Port Macdonnell, South Australia

Carleen was a built in 1930 and lost on 15/04/1958. Overturned in heavy seas.

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