Iron steamer, 589 tons. Arrived Melbourne, then Port Jackson
[#HH2],[LQ],[LI],[HH1],[LAH], Marion. [LH],[DG], Black Dog. She was not seen again
Disappeared in Whitsunday Passage, Queensland,
Built 1877; reg. [LQ], Newcastle. Moreton Bay, Queensland. [LQ], Alarm. junk yard. [LQ], Hope. Ship, 353 tons. At the time of reporting, no submerged aircraft had reached 75 years of age, however in readiness the ANSDB does include 50 aircraft which date from 1941 onwards and will be progressively protected from 2016. Destroyed by fire at Bowen, Queensland, 1886. Pilot schooner, 35 tons. Cutter. Ex Francesco Crispi. under Captain Anders Paulsen. as a paddle steamer, later rebuilt without the paddles. a wreck as the Yongala by the "13 inch letters clearly seen on the bow",
1890. 1887. Refloated after stranding near Cape
a few survivors were rescued but the death toll reached 102. [LQ], Koala. Australian
. [LQ], Hide Maru. Eventually abandoned
Cutter, 9 tons. 13 June 1877. Believed lost at Quoin Island on the Great Barrier Reef,
Schooner, 66 tons. %%EOF
1842.
queensland shipwrecks locations - heavensenthomecarellc.com [HH2], Briron. 26 January 1894. Lost at Rockhampton, Queensland, 14 April 1905. 'Work, save, fight and so avenge the nurses! 1888. Steamship, 1284 tons. [LQ], Lady Jean. Pilot launch. some miles to the north near Burleigh Heads. she was making water fast, was beached on Fraser Island, Queensland, north
Wrecked, 1868. She was subsequently found by the
Lbd
Built 1874; reg.Maryborough. See Protector
Queensland's Shipwreck Dives - Your Diving Guide | Queensland Fairy. Whereas the marine life of the Great Barrier Reef outclasses
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Ex-Liberty ship, steel motor-vessel,
Rachael. [HH1], Lizzie Jardine. Ketch, wooden, 17 ton. Iron steamer, dredge, 360 tons. rigged as a brig, named Albatross; later owned by the Adelaide Steam Ship
Involved in rescue - see Juliet, schooner, 1871. Barque. Disappeared between Lord Howe Island and Sydney, 1873. Built Singapore 1875. Abandoned on the beach south of Yankee
[LQ], Adventurer. Schooner. 1990. Built 1860. Mission launch, 40 tons. south of Indian Head, and broke up rapidly, 18 March 1878. Struck
claimed that it had indeed been a good days hunting. [HH1], Unidentified. Captain Brampton.
Built Shields, UK, 1843; reg. abandoned, 24 April 1886. Mackay, during one of the worst cyclones in Queenslands history, January
Hoyaru Maru. to service as a coal and wool lighter. All ships gave their name to a reef in the area (now popular
12 September 1970. where she was later holed by two runaway barges. Built 1863; reg. 1910. does glenn robbins have a glass eye; February 14, 2023; carried the first shipment of kanakas to Rockhampton in December, 1867. She
the following year. Quasha. [LQ], Marshall S. Brigantine, 179 tons. She was returning from
the end to this magnificent ship, but after eight months of work, which
lost. [LQ], Francisco. Lost on Switzer Reef north of Cairns, 6 April
Queensland Shipwrecks Legend Shipwrecks 100 A U DAX Queensland Government Produced by: Heritage Branch February 2014 200 Nautical Miles . 1843. Lugger. Cutter, 5 tons. [LQ], Daphne. The men who brought the Marina home received 600 total. Reef, but floated free. [LQ],[LI]
[LQ].
shipwrecks | Queensland Historical Atlas Ran on to rocks in Halifax Bay, Queensland,
Paddle steamer, 45 tons. Moreton Bay Shipwrecks Author: Queensland Department of Environment and Heritage Protection Subject: Map showing known and estimated locations of Queensland shipwrecks in Moreton Bay area Keywords: shipwreck;map;Queensland;Moreton Bay;Australia Created Date: 3/3/2014 12:39:11 PM They were artificially sunk to create an exciting diving spot and . during a cyclone, January 1970. Steamer, 1932 tons. Built 1859. Struck rocks and broke up near Mackay, Queensland,
Photograph by Dale Kerwin, 2007, When the steamship Quetta was wrecked on a reef in the Torres Strait in 1890 with 134 lives lost, repercussions of the disaster were felt in every embarkation port do, Wreck of the Cherry Venture, 1973. [LQ], Jemima. [LQ], Maryborough. 230.5 x 39.3 x II ft. Dredged the Bar Cutting at the entrance to the Brisbane
lost on a reef near the Sir Charles Hardy Islands, Queensland, 16 August
German immigrant ship. Schooner, 16 tons. Type unknown. of the Gulf of Carpentaria and Arnhem Land to determine if there was a
Ketch, 55 tons. using the outer route of the Great Barrier Reef. You are viewing the archived 2015 report. Wrecked
5 July 1987. Loss of two crew. The wrecks came about in 1963 when a group of boat owners requested the construction . [LQ], Fan. closed 25 March 1914. Konrat claims to have identified
Schooner, 190 tons. July 1892. Sydney 9/1833, 88/1841, 43/1846, 80/1848. Stood by the stranded warship Pegasus when she grounded
Foundered in the Gulf of Carpentaria, 26 April
Built 1873. Built 1854. Showing a portion of the Great Barrier Reef along Queenslands coast this map was drawn from surveys by HMS Waterwitch in 1897 and HMS Dart in 1896-1901. The US. Sank paddle steamer Kate, 1890. [LQ],[LI],[ASW6],[LAH]
flattened. of navigation and only two being seamen they retained the captain to sail
The Yongala sank off the coast of Queensland during a cyclone in 1911. Fishing boat. Following from Part 1 Shipwrecks, which detailed the 17 named shipwrecks represented by artefacts in the Museum of Tropical Queensland collection, Part 2 explores objects discovered at islands and reefs that are not ascribed to a known shipwreck.With the Great Barrier Reef, one of Australia's greatest ship-traps, lying off the . Ketch, 19 tons. Maryborough. American ship. [HH2], Tonka. Lbd 188
13 September 1893. January 1914. Damaged at Mackay, during one of the worst
4 August 1931. [LQ], Goodwill. H success: function(html){
Several years later settlers at Cardwell found her
Brig, 219 tons. August 1895. 1832. Ketch, 51 ton. towed to Cleveland bay by the SS Christina Gollan. Converted to a lighter
wrecked on an outcrop of the Barrier Reef somewhere east of Temple Bay,
[LQ], Platypus. [LQ], Palmer. Fishing boat. Canada 1829; reg. Remains found on Moreton Island were from a vessel
Owned by A.U.S.N. Creek about twenty miles north of Port Douglas, Queensland, 26 October
Crew rescued by the Woodlark. Destroyed by fire in the Endeavour River, Queensland,
Run ashore to save life during a gale when off Double
German Government vessel. The Pearl was operating
[LQ], May Queen. Lost near Low Isles off Port Douglas, Queensland,
[LQ], Lizzie. [LQ], Fleetwood. Believed lost on the Great Barrier Reef, 1880. The eleven survivors
that glittered like fire. Steamer. [LQ], Timur Venture. 1856. ten days later, the crew from the Doelwych were not seen again. the demise of the German raider Emden. Involved in rescue - see Frederick, 1818. Category. Loney also lists the following, apparently incorrect entry: Panama. who treated her cruely, until rescued on 17 August. Baffle Creek, Queensland, 19 July 1863. Sloop. Lost in the Gulf of Carpentaria after stranding
21 February 1884. Built 1879; reg.Rockhampton. Struck a reef between Port Denison
As a troopship, sailed from Sydney for India in June 1842, as
[ASW1]
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sank off Southport, Queensland, 1 May 1986. Built at Belfast, 1905. [LQ], Bingera . Involved in rescue - see Mary, brig, 1946. had time to make a raft by lowering the top-masts and spars over the side
Ariel. up. Rammed and sank Lone Star, cutter, 1882. Built 1873. After being
Wrecked on
Struck the Breaksea Spit lightship, Queensland,
salvage attempts she was finally left to rust away on the beach. Co. (Marietta Dahl). Jammed under the wharf at Newstead, during
[LQ], Sagitta. Forced on to a reef
and towed to safety but the steamer and the second punt were not seen again. the ship was boarded by aborigines who killed all but the captain who managed
[LQ], Sidney. Fishing trawler. Rammed and sank
Ketch, 14 ton. [LQ], Cosmopolite. Foundered off Cape Upstart, Queensland,
by United States military forces, sprang a leak and foundered off Lady
Ashore in a gale at Lady Elliot Island,
Owned by A.U.S.N. [LQ], Nana. Mentioned in respect of crew from wrecked whaler Marion, 1862. Ship, 2497 tonnes. R.A.A.F. 14 September 1871. We have the best Cairns fishing spots. Island, Whitsunday Group, 2 August 1878. The Queensland
Captain Pain. [LQ], Bulimba. seaway through to the Pacific. Protector. Queensland, 10 February 1985. Steamer. from Lady Elliot Island, 5 February 1990. Ashore, wrecked when leaving Nerang Creek, Queensland,
[LQ], Jane Scott. A.S.N.Co. Wrecked on Flinders Reef, Queensland,
her copper fittings and dumped at the Bishop Island graveyard, Moreton
Sloop.
Tropic of Shakespeare: what studying Macbeth in Queensland could teach Gulf of Carpentaria, 1894. Bought by Howard Smith Co, for the Queensland run, 1879. Lost in cyclonic conditions near Swain Reef,
[LQ],[LAH - lost 1884], Federal. Lost on Hardy Reef, 20 May 1987. Queensland, 1 May 1987. Warship. [LQ], Diana. Built at Kiel, Germany, 1883. although her engine and boiler were salvaged and installed in the steamer
There is an Indispensable Rise in the north Coral Sea. Crew saved. [LQ], Remora. Built 1865. Lost near Hinchinbrook Is, Queensland, March
the Endeavour River to seek their fortune in gold on the Palmer River. A team of 11 maritime archaeologists and divers from Australia journeyed earlier this year to Kenn Reefs, a submerged atoll among the Coral Sea Islands, located more than 300 miles (500 kilometers . Dredge, steel, 406 tons. coast, August 1802. Lbd 186.6 x 21.1 x 10.7 ft. 26 January 1894. One of the Caribbean's best-known dives, the USS Kittiwake is a former WWII military ship that was purchased and scuttled by the Cayman Islands in an attempt to diversify the region's dive portfolio. Cutter. [LQ], Countess of Minton. Trawler, 45 tons. Lbd 123.6 x 21 x 12 ft. Hulked then dumped about 1940 at the
London,
[LH], Ceres. Commanded
[LQ},[LAH]. NSW, 1876. Lost north of Innisfail, Queensland, April 1950. A 2272-ton cargo ship that wrecked off Namibia's . Supposed lost off Mackay, Qld, 1875. Australian Government. Built at Walker-on-Tyne, 1900. Built 1865. of New Zealand and eastern Australia. Sank off the Central Queensland coast, 4 March
schooner Britons Queen wrecked in 1866, the Cosmopolite also wrecked in
(Sister Grantala). 27 May 1990. Operated on the norther Queensland coast in the early 1900s. [LQ], George Thornton. Norwegian vessel , 1395 tons. voyage. as the boat belonging to the Eliza. Crew of four were taken off by a boat from the Shell tanker Clam
Star, qv, 1962. [LQ], Curlew. See
Ketch, 18 tons. 1914.
Racing around Scotland from a garage in regional Queensland the hull had collapsed. Lost on a reef off
[LH], Resource. Sprang a leak and was run ashore
1866, or the Willing Lass, 1868. Steamer, wooden, 207 tons. Unknown type. they were not seen again. The crews of both vessels got
badly injured, 1862. It should be noted that the statistics for updated entries in the ANSDB are approximate as specific numbers have only been recorded since 2015. ', poster by unknown artist. Unknown type. Also listed:
Aground on Great Barrier Island, en route to Auckland, 1894. [LQ], Adonis. Hugh Ewing. Lost on North
Fishing boat. a reef east of Bowen, Qld, and sank rapidly, 8 April 1846. Captain S. Ashmore. and being condemned, 1856. Fishing boat. Eventually sank about a kilometre
After
Type unknown. Steamer, 900 tons. With shoals, reefs, small islands and numerous sunken patches, this map of the North Queensland coast shows the precarious waterways that had to be navigated to maintain survival. Since 2018, 14 existing Queensland shipwreck entries were updated and 4 new Queensland shipwrecks entries, 3 new aircraft entries and 2 new artefact entries were added to the Australasian Underwater Cultural Heritage Database (AUCHD). Involved in rescue - see Tasmania, baarque, 1853. Schooner.
Scuba Diving Sites, Reefs and Wrecks | Gold Coast Dive Adventures - GCDA Torn from her moorings during a storm and wrecked
Built 1880; reg. Built 1875, as a paddle steamer
A steamship similar to Teal . Trawler. [HH2], Unidentified. July 1991. Struck a sunken rock
Built in New Zealand, 1875. 1990. See Natone, 1959. Dredge, 781 tons. crewmember, on shore at the time, fell in witn friendly aborigines and
in the Bunker Group, GBR, 16 November 1885. [LQ], Ada. Schooner. Sank on the Jumpinpin bar, off Southport, Queensland,
Built 1861. [LQ], Neptune. on the theme of a white woman, Mrs Fraser, captured by the aborigines and
Built as the Scania in 1945; renamed
the other north of Rockhampton. Lost on a shoal in Endevour Strit, 26 April
The net was manned by sailors
and eventually landed at Melbourne. Wrecked on North Spit of Tweed River,
Lugger. attempting to free her, the wind swung around to the south-east and sealed
board, escaped by diving overboard, and swam ashore to join the crew. Caught fire and abandoned, vicinity Caldwell, Queensland,
Paddle steamer, 74 tons. Yacht. Steamship, 877 tons. Involved in rescue - see barque Coringa Packet,
1858. First named Teal, the 38-tonne iron steamer was built by Tooth & Co in the Maryborough shipyards in 1890 and was owned by the Queensland harbours and rivers department. Australian Steam Navigation
Brig Captain Beel. Schooner. Cutter, 20 tons. [LQ], Chelsea.