Vertical Datum: LAT (1)
Orientation: SW/NE (1)(3)

26-JUN-1972: Stranded wreck in 51 21 41.5N 000 46 45.5E on air photo 9-DEC-1972. (1)

Method of Fix: Aerial Photograph Interpretation
Photograph Number: KCC 1961 Line 9: 6574
Method of Fix: Aerial Photograph Interpretation
Photograph Number: KCC 1967 Line 29: 1225

One of a pair of vessels lying side by side and bows on to the shore. This one appears to be decked with some superstructure, but it is difficult to distinguish features. In 1961 they were not covered by the tide and may have been floating (KCC 1961 Line 10: 2299). This one can also be seen on the 1967 survey. (2)

13-OCT-2005: EUT position 5121.721N 0046.653E. Length 35m, bows NE, charted in -4m. (3)

Seen to be located on the south shore of Elmley Ferry immediately north of a drain and in the inter-tidal zone. (4)

Seen to be constructed of wood. Substantially intact along the length of the hull but sides well broken and hull is full of debris. (5)

Seen to be the westernmost of a pair of wrecks (the other is 1025226), and more substantially intact than the eastern wreck. (6)

Historic England archive material: BF113677 Wrecks and abandoned water-craft Created to contain photo jobs showing images of the remains of wrecked, abandoned and/or beached water vessels, whether sea-, river- or waterway-going. Some images may relate to a book on coastal wrecks by Serena Cant, in preparation during 2010-2011.

<2> 2000, Photograph (Photograph (Print)). SWX10381.

<4> SeaZone Hydrospatial, 2018, Digital marine geographic information derived from SeaZone Hydrospatial (Digital archive). SKE55742.

<1/3> Hydrographic Office wreck index, Extracted 20-JAN-1993, Page Nos. N/a (Bibliographic reference). SKE6339.

<5/6> Peter Higginbotham, 2000, The Workhouse (Website). SKE56079.