Warren Hastings Wreck

Field Value
Wreck Category non-dangerous wreck
Warren hastings Wreck Location
Marine Coordinates (DMM) 		21 21.5 S,55 28.5 E
Latitude, Longitude
Decimal Degrees
  • Latitude: -21.358333
  • Longitude: 55.475000
Water Depth 50 m
Water Level Effect always under water/submerged
Vertical Datum Lowest Astronomical Tide
Name WARREN HASTINGS
Type military vessel
Flag GB
Tonnage 3910
Tonnage Type displacement
Conspic Visual not visually conspicuous
Conspic Radar not radar conspicuous
Date Sunk Jan 14, 1897
Original Detection Year 1897
Last Detection Year 1988
Original Source national HO authority radio navigational warning
Last Amended Date Sep 15, 2003

Surveying Details

27.8.87 SANK IN APPROX POSN 212000S, 554900E, OFF PTE DES SABLES BLANCS. EXPEDITION TO BE MOUNTED BY MEMBERS OF ROYAL GREENJACKETS TO LOCATE IT AND, IF POSSIBLE, TO RECOVER THE REGIMENTAL SILVER. (CAPT WHITESIDE, TELECON). NCA. H1273/88 11.7.88 WK HAS BEEN LOCATED DURING 'OPERATION BUGLE'. IDENTITY CONFIRMED BY RECOVERED ARTIFACTS. (D TELEGRAPH, 7.7.88). NCA.

Circumstances of loss

18.4.1893 A TROOPSHIP BUILT BY N C & A (VICKERS) 18.4.1893. WRECKED ON REUNION. (LOST SHIPS OF RN; COLLEDGE).

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FAQ

Where is the WARREN HASTINGS wreck located?

The WARREN HASTINGS wreck is located at coordinates 21 21.5 S,55 28.5 E.

How deep is the seabed around the WARREN HASTINGS?

The seabed around the WARREN HASTINGS lies at approximately 50 meters deep.

When did the WARREN HASTINGS sink?

The WARREN HASTINGS sank on Jan 14, 1897.

When was the wreck of the WARREN HASTINGS discovered?

The wreck of the WARREN HASTINGS was discovered in 1897.

What country did the WARREN HASTINGS belong to?

The WARREN HASTINGS belonged to GB.

What was the tonnage of the WARREN HASTINGS?

The WARREN HASTINGS had a tonnage of 3910 tons.

What type of wreck is the WARREN HASTINGS?

The WARREN HASTINGS is classified as a military vessel.

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