WA ID 73181 73202 73205 73206 73207
Receptor Summary
Wreck of an unknown vessel recorded by the UKHO and seen in geophysical data (66.4 x 34.4m)
Loss location of the destroyer HMS Wren recorded as dead by the UKHO and not seen in geophysical data
Unknown wreck recorded as dead by the UKHO and not seen in geophysical data
Wreck of Bradwell recorded as dead by the UKHO and not seen in geophysical data
Unknown wreck recorded as dead by the UKHO and not seen in geophysical data. Possibly associated with debris field WA72767
73208 73209
Unknown wreck recorded as dead by the UKHO and not seen in geophysical data
Unknown wreck recorded as live by the UKHO and not seen in geophysical data
Height 3.9m, well preserved, upright and leaning to one side, partially buried, magnetic anomaly indicating strong metallic component.
Location has never been verified by survey and it is possible that no remains are present .
Last seen in 1973 when rocky pinnacles were located by survey. The record was reclassified as a rock and the record amended to dead.
Entire wreck recorded by the UKHO. In 1921 the wreck was reported as dispersed level with the ground and deleted.
Notable debris recorded by the UKHO described as a small metallic object. Nothing found during survey in 1985 and amended to dead.
Wreck reported at this location in 1916 but nothing was found during surveys in 1965 and 1985. The record was amended to dead.
Entire wreck first recorded by the UKHO in 1965. Ferrous material considered to be a wreck within a sandwave was reported in 1977. The wreck was last seen as a ridge during survey in 1985 and is probably buried within a sandwave
Archaeological Receptor Category
A1 A3 A3 A3 A3
A3 A3
Preliminary Environmental Information May 2014
East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm
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