Robert & Elizabeth Wreck

Field Value
Wreck Category wreck showing any portion of hull or superstructure
Robert & elizabeth Wreck Location
Marine Coordinates (DMM) 		53 30.515 N,3 4.481 W
Latitude, Longitude
Decimal Degrees
  • Latitude: 53.508583
  • Longitude: -3.074683
Wreck Depth -6.6 m
Water Depth -6 m
Water Level Effect covers and uncovers
Vertical Datum Approximate Lowest Astronomical Tide
Name ROBERT & ELIZABETH
Type sailing vessel
Tonnage 67
Tonnage Type gross
Cargo stone
Conspic Visual not visually conspicuous
Conspic Radar not radar conspicuous
Date Sunk Feb 25, 1898
Original Detection Year 1898
Last Detection Year 1975
Original Source national HO/authority wreck information
Last Amended Date May 10, 1977

Surveying Details

28.3.1898 DISPERSED BY BLASTING BY MDHB 28.3.1898 AFTER PART OF CARGO HAD BEEN SALVED. HT 20FT ABOVE LBD. (LIVERPOOL WK RECORDS). SHOWN ON 1951 AS ST DR 20FT. 26.3.75 26.3.75 NOW ST DRIES 6.6MTRS [LAT]. (K3500/KF NO 10). NC 1951.

Circumstances of loss

DROVE ASHORE ON CROSBY BEACH ABOUT 1500YDS E BY N HALF N FROM C6 BLACK BUOY.

WRECK MAP LOADING ... 53 30.515 N,3 4.481 W
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FAQ

Where is the ROBERT & ELIZABETH wreck located?

The ROBERT & ELIZABETH wreck is located at coordinates 53 30.515 N,3 4.481 W.

How deep is the ROBERT & ELIZABETH and where exactly is it located?

The ROBERT & ELIZABETH lies at a depth of about -6.6 meters and is located at coordinates 53 30.515 N,3 4.481 W.

When did the ROBERT & ELIZABETH sink?

The ROBERT & ELIZABETH sank on Feb 25, 1898.

When was the wreck of the ROBERT & ELIZABETH discovered?

The wreck of the ROBERT & ELIZABETH was discovered in 1898.

What cargo was the ROBERT & ELIZABETH carrying?

The ROBERT & ELIZABETH was carrying stone.

What was the tonnage of the ROBERT & ELIZABETH?

The ROBERT & ELIZABETH had a tonnage of 67 tons.

What type of wreck is the ROBERT & ELIZABETH?

The ROBERT & ELIZABETH is classified as a sailing vessel.

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