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Entrenceto Dunraven through the starboard side of the stern. |
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Propeller shaft. |
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Exit of the wreck. Middle of the wreck. |
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Dunraven
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Updated
8th. of August, 2005
The
Dunraven was built in 1873 in Newcastle and hit the reef at Sha'ab
Mahmoud, Strait of Gubal in 1876. It has sunk in 30 meters of
water right next to the reef wall and is completely upside down
in two sections. The length is about 80m and it's about 10m wide
The stern section is in about 29m to the sand and is open in places
for those qualified to enter. This leads to a swim through by
the side of the ship's boiler and out where the wreck has broken
in half. Dunraven was a Victorian steam- and sail-ship that was
carrying spices, gold and timber from India.
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