Vertical Datum: LAT
Quality of Depth: E
(1)

Vessel described as requisitioned. (1)

A trawler which was requisitioned by the Admiralty. She was sunk to form part of the defences against a German invasion, along with HMS ALFRED COLEBROOK. They were closing off the River Stour. She is situated at 51 18.45N, 01 22.07E and is visible at low water. (2)

19-NOV-1942 Position 51 18 48.0N, 001 22 06.0E. Two wrecks
showing at low water. Dispersed. See also ALFRED COLEBROOK in position 51 18 48.01N, 001 22 06.0E. (1)

08-AUG-1974 Position 51 18 45.7N, 001 22 07.8E. Remains of trawler buried in mud and broken at stern. Still intact and about 1m off seabed. Consider wreck dries 4.9m. (1)

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

<2> McDonald, K., 1994, Dive Kent (Monograph). SWX9309.