MS Georg Buchner sink 30 May 2013 in the waters surrounding Cape Rozewie. Passenger ship built in 1951. was not within the next voyage, and on the way to the Lithuanian Klaipeda, where he was to be cut up for scrap. These plans were complicated late in the evening around 20.00 hours.
25 minutes later he disappeared under the water and settled at a depth of 35m.
Huge wreck 154m long and 20m wide right, lies on the right side.
News
The lifting and extraction action to the surface of an aircraft's wreck from the second World War was a success. US production bomber probably...
Read more »
Well known to our readers Badewanne Finnish divers group found and correctly identified a wreck of the Russian warship from the time of the First...
Read more »
To all well-known mosaic of the Swedish wreck "Mars", made by Tomasz Stachura, appeared on the covers of foreign editions of National Geographic...
Read more »Most popular
Our members mostly dive on following wrecks:
| no | Wreck | Depth |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bryza | 21m |
| 2 | Graf Zeppelin | 87m |
| 3 | Abille | 47m |
| 4 | Groźny | 18.5m |
| 5 | Boelcke | 59m |
Highest marked wrecks
Our members highly-graded following wrecks:
| no | Wreck | rating |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Franken | |
| 2 | Graf Zeppelin | |
| 3 | Terra | |
| 4 | West Star | |
| 5 | Goya |
Update
This website was modified recently: 2023-08-17 17:33. Changes history
Want to improve the description or add a photo? Help us build the largest database and descriptions of the wrecks of the Baltic Sea?
Read more »
Changes in wreck description Georg Buchner
| Change description | Add photo |
ATTENTION:All people, who provide valuable data or pictures
will be written down on a list of co-creators of a description of this wreck! Thank you!
Georg Buchner
54° 56' 1" N , 18° 30' 42" E
2023-08-17 17:33
Depth above the wreck: 24m
Depth at the bottom: 41m
DESCRIPTION
"Georg Buchner" was built in 1950 as Charles Ville, Belgium and opened in 1951. Charles Ville served under the Belgian flag to 1967. He served the ferry line between Antwerp and the Congo. In 1967, the ship passed in the German holding company "Deutsche Seereederei" who used it to conduct training. In 1991, the ship became the property of Rostock, where the government ten years ago gave him the name "Georg Buchner." From that moment the ship served as a hotel in the port of Rostock.
Sink 30 May 2013 in the waters surrounding Cape Rozewie odholowywany to Klaipeda, Lithuania, where he was to be cut up for scrap. These plans complicated late in the evening around 20.00 PM. 25 minutes later he disappeared under the water and settled at a depth of 35m.
Huge wreck 154m long and 20m wide right, lies on the right side.
Film of the last trip you can see article by TVN 24 - CLICK ...
Diving on the wreck is currently not possible! To explain the reason for the sinking remains close for divers!
Help us build the largest database and descriptions of the wrecks of the Baltic Sea!
Add photos or contents lub See the co-authors of this description
wreck comments Georg Buchner
