Salaminia (SS) (probably)
Steamship in Ireland, dating from 1918
UKHO wreck no. 009100623. Chart symbol 85wk. 3,112 ton Greek steam ship built in 1897 by J. Readhead & Sons, South Shields. Originally named as the Trevilly. Owned by A. A. Embiricos of Greece. Torpedoed, sunk by a German submarine. Wreck lies upright and intact orientated NW/SE in a general sea depth of 97m (least depth 86m). Measures L. 80m x B. 15m x H. 10m. Scour depth of 1.5m.
- Type:
- Steamship
- Period:
- 1918
- Coordinates:
- 53.60°N, 5.63°W
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