V.p.6507 Wreck

Field Value
Wreck Category dangerous wreck
V.p.6507 Wreck Location
Marine Coordinates (DMM) 		56 1.693 N,11 3.089 E
Latitude, Longitude
Decimal Degrees
  • Latitude: 56.028217
  • Longitude: 11.051483
Wreck Depth 17.6 m
Water Depth 18 m
Water Level Effect always under water/submerged
Vertical Datum Mean Sea Level
Name V.P.6507
Type patrol boat
Flag DE
Conspic Visual not visually conspicuous
Conspic Radar not radar conspicuous
Original Detection Year 1946
Last Detection Year 2025
Original Source national HO/authority notice to mariners
Last Amended Date Sep 6, 2025

Surveying Details

H3646/46 1.8.46 DW IN 560142N, 110320E, WITH G FLAG WK MARK CLOSE E. (DANISH NM 21/914/46) - NM 2405/46. H3646/46 3.11.48 LEAST DEPTH OVER WK 12.8MTRS [7FMS]. BUOY WITHDRAWN. (DANISH NM 39/1724/48) - NM 2453/48. H3646/46 18.7.69 LEAST DEPTH OVER WK 18.3MTRS IN 560145N, 110310E. (DANISH NMS 1039, 1068/69) - NM 1176/79. 4.2.72 GERMAN VESSEL IN 560130N, 110312E. (DANISH WK RECORDS NO 601103). 7.12.00 SHOWN IN 5601.710N, 1103.087E [WGD] ON DANISH 128 [INT 1379] [1997 EDN]. NC 2589. SEP 2013/000201466 16.9.13 NOW WK 17.6MTRS IN 5601.693N, 1103.089E [WGD]. (DANISH CC 36/389/13). - NM 4378/13.

Circumstances of loss

AUXILIARY PATROL VESSEL, EX MERCANTILE.

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FAQ

Where is the V.P.6507 wreck located?

The V.P.6507 wreck is located at coordinates 56 1.693 N,11 3.089 E.

How deep is the V.P.6507 and where exactly is it located?

The V.P.6507 lies at a depth of about 17.6 meters and is located at coordinates 56 1.693 N,11 3.089 E.

How deep is the seabed around the V.P.6507?

The seabed around the V.P.6507 lies at approximately 18 meters deep.

When was the wreck of the V.P.6507 discovered?

The wreck of the V.P.6507 was discovered in 1946.

What country did the V.P.6507 belong to?

The V.P.6507 belonged to DE.

What type of wreck is the V.P.6507?

The V.P.6507 is classified as a patrol boat.

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