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Clan 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. Of the 64 crew, 54 were of Asiatic and Indian origin, more commonly referred to as Lascars. Berthed at Darling’s Mill, it picked up ca
CategorySHIPWRECK
LocationAbout 1 km south of Troubridge Point, 14 km from Edithburgh, Investigator Strait, South Australia
DatasetSouth Australian Shipwrecks
Listed/year1909
Oddness signal90/99
Data completeness90%
SignificanceSchooner; Steel; Clan Ranald departed Port Adelaide under the command of Captain Arthur Gladstone for South Africa on 31 January 1909. Of the 64 crew, 54 were of Asiatic and Indian origin, more commonly referred to as Lascars. Berthed at Darling’s Mill, it picked up ca
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