Nw96 Wreck
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Wreck Category | dangerous wreck |
| Status | historic |
|
Nw96 Wreck Location Marine Coordinates (DMM) |
50 41.219 N,1 34.981 W |
| Latitude, Longitude Decimal Degrees |
|
| Wreck Depth | 6.15 m |
| Water Depth | 6 m |
| Water Level Effect | always under water/submerged |
| Vertical Datum | Approximate Lowest Astronomical Tide |
| Name | NW96 |
| Sonar Length | 13.27 |
| Sonar Width | 8.62 |
| Shadow Height | 0.7 |
| Conspic Visual | not visually conspicuous |
| Conspic Radar | not radar conspicuous |
| Bottom Texture | 6/4 |
| Original Detection Year | 2018 |
| Last Detection Year | 2025 |
| Original Source | diver |
| Surveying Details | 14.6.22 HISTORIC ENGLAND RECEIVED NOTIFICATION OF NEWLY IDENTIFIED WOODEN VESSEL LOCATED AT 5041.223N, 0134.981W [WGD]. (MARTIN PRITCHARD 2018 REPORTED SITE). INS NDW. 14.6.22 STATUTORY INSTRUMENT; SI 2022 NUMBER 535, CAME INTO EFFECT 2/6/2022. WK NW96 HAS BEEN AWARDED STATUS |
| Last Amended Date | Jun 6, 1973 |
Circumstances of loss
In December 2019, Historic England received notification of the discovery of a newly discovered wooden wreck site known as the Shingles Bank Wreck NW96. This wreck was discovered by Martin Pritchard in 2018 during a sidescan sonar survey, and following a diving investigation was reported to Historic England.The wreck comprises the remains of a ship predating 1580.The wreck was first identified by divers working with a local dive-charter skipper investigating a range of sites on the western side of the Isle of Wight. During these dives, at least 50 very large lead ingots with unidentified markings, together with stone cannon balls and other archaeological material, was identified.
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- Blu Argent Wreck 930.4 M
- Other Wreck 99426 952.5 M
- Nw68 Wreck 1417 M
- Ceres (Possibly) Wreck 1705.8 M
- Dulce T Wreck 1860.7 M
- Enid Wreck 2053.1 M
- Beverley Ann (Possibly) Wreck 2116.6 M
- Other Wreck 47365 2380.2 M
- Other Wreck 47375 2384.8 M
General Comments
HISTORIC