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Mary Ellis
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 Wednesday 3 April 1907 bound for Venus Bay, and probably for other ports on the West Coast. In increasingly rough seas west of North
CategorySHIPWRECK
LocationOn 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.
DatasetSouth Australian Shipwrecks
Listed/year1907
Oddness signal90/99
Data completeness90%
SignificanceKetch; Wood; The ketch Mary Ellis left Port Adelaide with one passenger, a few tons of general cargo and 24 tons of superphosphate on Wednesday 3 April 1907 bound for Venus Bay, and probably for other ports on the West Coast. In increasingly rough seas west of North
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