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Between Wool Bay & Stansbury, 2 miles north of Wool Bay
Rambler was a schooner built in 1871 and lost on 17/01/1877. On the evening of Monday 15 January 1877 Rambler departed Port Adelaide bound for Wool Bay, Yorke Peninsula with a NE wind. While crossing the Gulf, the wind shifted to the SW and the vessel anchored off Stansbury, where it rode out the strong breeze the
Map and evidence →Between Stansbury and Wool Bay
Pastime was a cutter built in and lost on 23/05/1909. Unknown. On 17 May 1909 Pastime departed Edithburgh bound for Port Adelaide with one person on board (Wilson). The other usual crew members (1-2 persons) were left in Edithburgh and one stated that the vessel was leaking badly when it left. It was towing
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Alien II was a built in and lost on .
Map and evidence →Near Sheoak Flat, Orontes Bank. 7 miles NE of Point Vincent
Harriet was a built in and lost on 11/05/1887. Presumed swamped while running before a gale and sank.
Map and evidence →Australia
ghost town in South Australia
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