The Red Sea Wreck Project

Hebat Allah - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Hebat Allah was a small cargo ship of 494 GRT built for the Egyptian Government at Breheret Ets., Ingrandes, France in 1985. When launched, she was 44.5 meters in length and

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Hatour - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Hatour was a local live-aboard dive/safari boat which sank at the eastern end of Sha’ab Shear reef in late November 2001. As the story goes, the Hatour was en route to meet another

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Hamada - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Hamada was a small cargo ship of 654 GRT built at John Lewis & Sons Ltd.(Yard No. 347), Aberdeen, UK for the P & O subsidiary company General Steam Navigation Co.,

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Gulf Fleet No. 31 - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Gulf Fleet No. 31 was an Offshore Supply Vessel of 294 GRT built at Quality Equipment Co. (Yard No. 147), Houma, Louisiana, USA for the Gulf Fleet Marine Company, Lafayette, Louisiana,

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Farah II - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Farah II was a 2866 GRT Roll-On/Roll-Off (RO/RO) passenger ferry built at Aalborg Skipsværft A / S, Aalborg, Denmark Yard, No. 140, as the Prinsessan Margaretha for Swedish Rederi Ab Göteborg-Fred...

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Excalibur - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Excalibur was a twin masted motor and sail vessel approximately 22-meters in length and was white and light blue in color with dark blue trim. She is said to have sank

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Endymion - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Endymion was a small sailboat approximately 16 meters in length which was owned by an Australian by the name of Anthony Corbyn. In October 1998 the vessel ran aground near Makawa

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Elliot - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Elliot was a cargo ship of 2,870 GRT built at Euskalduna Shipyard (Yard No. 157), Olaveaga, Spain. She was originally named ASK and was flagged as a Norwegian vessel. Launched 20 June 1962,

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El Minya - The Red Sea Wreck Project The EL Minya, (also called EL Mina, El Minia, El Miniya or EL Miniaya) began life as a Russian built Soviet era T-43 class minesweeper. This class of minesweeper was

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Dunraven - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Dunraven was a cargo ship of 1,613 GRT officially described as an “Iron Screw Steamer-Planked” when she was built at Charles Mitchell and Co. Iron Ship Builders, Low Walker Yard No.

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Giannis D - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Giannis D was a cargo ship of 2,992 GRT originally built as the Shoyo Maru at Kuryshima Dock Company of Imabari, Japan and completed in September of 1969. The ship was 99.5 meters

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Dacca - The Red Sea Wreck Project The S.S. Dacca was a steel screw steam-powered passenger cargo ship of 3,909 GRT built by A & J Inglis at their Pointhouse Shipyard (Yard No. 165), No 250 Ferry Road, Glasgow,

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Colona IV - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Colona IV was a dive charter boat which was one of the first safari dive boats to operate out of Hurghada. Owned by Freddy Storheil, she was a 21-meter, steel hulled

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Chrisoula K - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Chrisoula K began life as the 3,720 or 3,807 GRT Cargo Ship Dora Oldendorff built at Orenstein, Koppel and Luebekker, Lübeck, Germany for Egon Oldendorff’s growing post-WWII fleet. Launched 16 Dec...

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Carnatic - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Carnatic was as a 1,776 GRT steam-powered wood-on-iron constructed Clipper Ship built at Samuda Brothers, Cubitt Town, Isle of Dogs, Poplar, UK for the Penninsula & Orient S.N. Co., London (later

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Carlisle (HMS Carlise) - The Red Sea Wreck Project The HMS Carlisle was a Carlisle Class Light Cruiser ordered in April 1916 undet the Emergency War Programme. The ship was built at the Fairfields of Govan shipyard, Glasgow, Scotland for the British R...

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Carina - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Carina is a relatively newly discovered wreck by Mr. Peter Collings. This is an 18th century ship in that there has been quite a bit of confusion about. One source states

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Cape Clear - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Cape Clear was a cargo ship of 5,085 GRT built at Lithgows Ltd. (Yard No. 906), Glasgow, Scotland, for Cape York Motorship Co., Ltd. (Lyle Shipping Co.), Glasgow, Scotland. Launched 08

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Bafra - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Bafra was a 210-213 GRT Gunboat of the Turkish Navy. She was built at Compagnie Schneider et. Cie., Chalon/Saone, France for the Turkish Navy and was built in 1907 and completed

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Bacchis - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Bacchis was originally built as the 2,494 GRT Cargo Ship Consul Arlt built at Weser Seebeck Schiffwerft, Bremerhaven, Germany, for Preussenlinie Arlt & Co K.G., Bremen, Germany (Managed by Ivers a...

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Al Arish - The Red Sea Wreck Project The AL Arish was originally built as the 4,609 GRT Roll On/Roll Off PAX-ferry EL Tor built at A/S Bergens shipbuilding, Bergens, Norway (Yard No. 794) for Misr Edco Sg. Col., Ltd., Alexandria, Egypt.

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Al Salam Petrarca 90 - The Red Sea Wreck Project The AL Salam Petrarca 90 began life as the 6,909 GRT Poeta class Roll On/Roll Off PAX-ferry Petrarca built at Cant. Nav. del Tirreno e Riuniti, Palermo, Italy (Yard No. 250) for Tirrenia di

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Al Salam Boccaccio 98 - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Al Salam Boccaccio 98 was originally built as the 6,450 GRT Roll On/Roll Off (RO/RO) PAX/Ferry Boccaccio, one of 8 Poeta (Poet) class ships built by Italcantiere S.p.A., (Yard No. 4237), Monfalcon...

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Al Qamar Al Saudi Al Misr - The Red Sea Wreck Project The AL Qamar AL Saudi AL Misr was originally built as the 7,697 GRT Roll On/Roll Off PAX-ferry Trekroner built at Cant. Nav. del Tirreno e Riuniti, Riva Trigoso, Genoa, Italy (Yard No. 281)

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AL Kahfain - The Red Sea Wreck Project The AL Kahfain began life as the 4,479 GRT Roll On/Roll Off PAX-ferry Ulster Queen built at Cammel Laird Shipbuilders Ltd., Birkenhead, UK (Yard No. 1323) for the Belfast Steamship Co (Coast Lines). S...

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Adamantia K - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Adamantia “K” was originally built as the 844 GRT cargo ship Marienburg at Bremer Vulkan Werke, Stettiner Oberwerke Stettin-Grabow (Yard No. 674) for the Neue Dampfer Companie, Stettin. Constructi...

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Abu Saimma - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Abu Saimma was an Egyptian trawler typical of the type of commercial fishing vessel on sees throughout the Red Sea and along the North Coast. They are wooden vessels typically between

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M/V Aboudy - The Red Sea Wreck Project The M/V Aboudy is said to have originally been built as the 500 GRT wine tanker Ville De Tenes at Dutch Kramer & Booy, Kootstertille (Yard No. 111) for Societe Mediterranee de Combustibles, Sete.

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Viki K - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Viki K was a 5,936 GRT Cargo Ship originally built as the Poseidon at Flender Werken AG, Lübeck, Germany (Yard-No. 430) for Kohlen-Import & Poseidon Schiffahrt AG, Hamburg, Germany as the 39th shi...

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Vincenzo Giordano Orsini - The Red Sea Wreck Project The Vincenzo Giordano Orsini was an Italian Sirtori class torpedo boat built at Cantiere Odero Sestri Ponente, Genoa, Italy for the Regia Marina Italiana (Royal Italian Navy). One of four ships of

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