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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 anchor cable parted and it was blown towards the head of the bay, north of Port Victoria. A portion of the wreck was found

CategorySHIPWRECK

LocationPort Victoria Bay (Head)

DatasetSouth Australian Shipwrecks

Listed/year1928

Oddness signal90/99

Data completeness90%

SignificanceCutter; Wood; 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 anchor cable parted and it was blown towards the head of the bay, north of Port Victoria. A portion of the wreck was found

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