Don Enrique Wreck

Field Value
Wreck Category non-dangerous wreck
Don enrique Wreck Location
Marine Coordinates (DMM) 		19 11.467 N,92 27.092 W
Latitude, Longitude
Decimal Degrees
  • Latitude: 19.191117
  • Longitude: -92.451533
Water Depth 55 m
Water Level Effect always under water/submerged
Vertical Datum Mean Lower Low Water
Name DON ENRIQUE
Type supply vessel
Flag MX
Length 50.6 m
Width 11.6 m
Draught 3.4
Tonnage 377
Tonnage Type gross
Conspic Visual not visually conspicuous
Conspic Radar not radar conspicuous
Date Sunk Jul 18, 1991
Bottom Texture Mud
Original Detection Year 1991
Last Detection Year 1991
Original Source Lloyd's and Marine Underwriter's reports
Last Amended Date Nov 13, 1991

Surveying Details

HH616/350/01 20.9.91 HH616/350/01 20.9.91 SANK IN 191128N, 922705.5W IN 175FT OF WATER. ACTION BEING TAKEN TO REFLOAT VESSEL. (LL, 21.8.91). NCA YET. HH616/350/01 25.10.91 HH616/350/01 25.10.91 SALVAGE STILL UNDER CONSIDERATION. (LL, 14.10.91) HH616/350/01 13.11.91 HH616/350/01 13.11.91 DECLARED TOTAL LOSS, UNLIKELY TO BE SALVAGED. (LL, 4.11.91). INS AS NDW. BR STD.

Circumstances of loss

21.8.91 SANK WHILE ON TIME CHARTER OPERATING BETWEEN DOS BOCAS OFFSHORE TERMINAL AND CAMPECHE BAY OFFSHORE OIL FIELDS. (LL, 21.8.91)

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FAQ

Where is the DON ENRIQUE wreck located?

The DON ENRIQUE wreck is located at coordinates 19 11.467 N,92 27.092 W.

How deep is the seabed around the DON ENRIQUE?

The seabed around the DON ENRIQUE lies at approximately 55 meters deep.

When did the DON ENRIQUE sink?

The DON ENRIQUE sank on Jul 18, 1991.

When was the wreck of the DON ENRIQUE discovered?

The wreck of the DON ENRIQUE was discovered in 1991.

What country did the DON ENRIQUE belong to?

The DON ENRIQUE belonged to MX.

What was the tonnage of the DON ENRIQUE?

The DON ENRIQUE had a tonnage of 377 tons.

What type of wreck is the DON ENRIQUE?

The DON ENRIQUE is classified as a supply vessel.

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