WA ID 70911 71008
Table 17.12. Known Wreck Receptors: the East Anglia THREE site Receptor Summary
Wreck of an unknown vessel recorded by the UKHO and seen in geophysical data (31.3m x 8.1m) (UKHO Live Wreck)
Wreck of an unknown vessel recorded by the UKHO and seen in geophysical data (33m x 10.3m) (UKHO Live Wreck)
Height 1.1m, discrete wreck remains which appear to be partially buried by mobile sands, medium-large magnetic anomaly indicating the presence of ferrous material.
Height 3.0m, large expanse of broken up and dispersed wreck remains, possibility of some hull structure being intact with smaller structural elements spread around this, wreck surrounded by debris / cargo, possibly partially buried, large magnetic anomaly suggests ferrous construction and / or cargo, wreck lying on its side in an area of sandwaves.
71012
Wreck of the minesweeper HMS Fitzroy recorded by the UKHO and seen in geophysical data (70.5m x 15.3m) (UKHO Live Wreck)
71016
Wreck of an unknown vessel recorded by the UKHO and seen in geophysical data (23.3mx 8.5m) (UKHO Live Wreck)
71017 71020
Wreck of an unknown vessel recorded by the UKHO and seen in geophysical data (112.2m x 38.1m) (UKHO Live Wreck)
Wreck of an unknown vessel recorded by the UKHO and seen in geophysical data (58.7m x 24.7m) (UKHO Live Wreck)
Height 5.5m, hull and deck structures present, one end of vessel looks reasonably well intact, some scattered debris surrounding the wreck, large scouring to the north and south with a maximum depth of 5m, large magnetic anomaly indicating ferrous hull.
Height 4.5m, very well preserved wreck remains, hull and deck structure very intact with individual structural elements visible, large scouring to north-east of wreck, large magnetic anomaly indicating ferrous construction or cargo.
Height 1.7m, large area of seafloor disturbance, possibly representing buried wreck remains, medium magnetic anomaly suggests the presence of some ferrous material.
Height 1.6m, medium-large very dispersed wreck in an area of sandwaves, plank-like anomalies visible as part of broken up remains, small height indicates highly broken up, very large magnetic anomaly indicates the presence of ferrous material.
Archaeological Buffer Category
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A1
A1
A1 A1
Preliminary Environmental Information May 2014
East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm
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