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History of the wreck is not yet well known. Probably flying the flag of the English at a time when the British navy was growing in power. Until today is well preserved.

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Żaglowiec Łeba

55° 5' 16.3" N , 17° 47' 9.4" E

2014-08-05 22:59

Depth above the wreck: 33m

Depth at the bottom: 38m

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DESCRIPTION
History of the wreck is not yet well known. According to the research Center Maritime Museum wreck may have about 250 years. It is believed that flying the flag of the English at a time when the British navy was growing in power. It is possible that the three collapsed decks still hide valuables, such as gold or other means of payment then. There are also wreck barrel. On the basis of the samples it was found it can be spermaceti - wax made ​​from the skull of a sperm whale oil used in cosmetics and candles. So far, the wreck is very well preserved.
DIMENSIONS
Length is approximately 24 m
Breadth about 8 m

 

DIVING DESCRIPTION
Wooden ship wreck lying on the keel. The deck collapsed sides clearly revealing the structure in place of the bow bowsprit. On board there is a huge amount anchor barrel. The wreck lies on a sandy bottom.

 

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