This is probably the wreck of the steam freighter or cargo ship sunk during World War II światowej.Wrak is quite badly damaged but it creates a unit with a damaged midship but has a well-preserved screw, the bow, the captain's bridge and a few other details. Really big. about 100 m in length. The cargo hold is MAGNETYT.Wybudowany in 1889 in Stockholm
Wreck diving fairly easy and worth seeing.
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54° 18' 0" N , 15° 44' 36" E
2015-02-20 07:34
Depth above the wreck: 18m
Depth at the bottom: 22m
Diving on the wreck requires special permission issued by the organizer diving Maritime Authority.
DESCRIPTION
Merchant ship . Built for Peirce , Becker & Ilardi , Messina , Italy . Date closer to the unknown. 280 feet long ( 82.3 meters) . In 1924 the name changed to Sicily . There is , however, as to 100 % sure as the other Sicilia was built in 1890 and another in 1900 . In total, established 7 Sicilia named vessels during 1924 . In 1924, sold for ' Rederi A / B Steam ' in Finland so probably name changed in that time. August 23, 1941 , Sicily came on a mine situated probably by the Soviet submarine L -3 and sank in two minutes NE of Kolobrzeg , during the voyage of Oxelösundu , Sweden , to Germany with a cargo of ore żelaza.Zginęło 10 sailors.
The wreck is quite badly damaged but it creates a unit with a damaged midship but has a well-preserved screw , the bow , the captain's bridge and a few other details. Really big over 80 m in length. The cargo hold is MAGNETYT.Wrak quite easy to dive and worth seeing .
Description of the history of the ship and the identification of the wreck has p.Michał Ogłoza
- Length of about 100m
- Breadth about 8-9 m
-Max depth of - 22m
- Location 9Mm northeast of Kolobrzeg
DIVING DESCRIPTION
Wreck diving fairly easy and worth seeing.
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