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History

A World War 1 vintage destoyer built at Newcastle-on-Tyne in the UK in 1918 and scuttled of Sydney in 1939.

Database

Site information

Site ID: 436
Type: Destroyer Construction: Steel
Primary industry: Defence Sub-industry: naval
Gross tonnage: 1075 Net tonnage:
Length (mtrs): 84.12 Beam (mtrs): 8.138
Draft (mtrs): 3.291 Cargo: Nil
Engine: Steam turbine 27,000 hp - removed
Country built: UNITED KINGDOM State built:
Port built: Newcastle on Tyne builder: Swan Hunter
Port registered: When built: 1918
Registration number: Official number:
Sources: SMH 21/7/39 Dept of Navigation 'Report of Sinking of Ship at Sea' 1939. Parsons, R & Plunkett, G, 'Scuttled and Abandoned Ships in Australian Waters' 1998
Comments: Destroyer. Sold to Penguin P/L June 1937.

Lost event

When lost: 1939/07/21 Where lost: Sydney, Disposal Area
Wrecked/Refloated: Wrecked Sinking: Scuttled
From port: Sydney To port: NA
Master: NA Owner: Penguin Pty Ltd
Crew: 0 Passengers:
Crew deaths: 0 Passenger deaths: 0
Total deaths: 0

Location

Maximum latitude: 34.016667 Minimum latitude: 33.983333
Maximum longitude: 151.6195 Minimum longitude: 33.983333
Datum used:
  Datum    Latitude    Longitude    Zone    Easting    Northing
AGD66
AGD84
GDA94
WGS84

Management

Found: No Inspected: NO
Protected: Historic Shipwrecks Act 1976 Jurisdiction: Federal
Protection notes:
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