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Carnartic. British sail/steam-ship,
sunken on the 12-13th. of September, 1869, after hitting
the reef Abu
Nuhas in the Strait of Gubal.
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| #428-04;
Ghiannis D. Greek cargoship, sunken on the 19th. of April,
1986, after hitting the reef Abu
Nuhas in the Strait of Gubal.
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| #427-09;
Dunraven.
British Steamship, sunken on the 22th. of April, 1876, after
hitting the reef Sha´ab Mahmud in Strait of Gubal. |
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Wrecks
in the
Red Sea
Each
image to the left represents a larger image collection of a wreck
(Name found below each image).
To zoom in on the collection of
a wreck, just click the representing image.
Through
time, lots of ships have meet their destiny at the Red Sea. Today,
many of these wrecks are among the worlds most popular divespots
which attracts several thousand SCUBA-divers each year. Specially
the S/S Thistlegorm, located in the Strait of Gubal, which has
been visited by more than 1/4 million divers from 1992 to 2002.
Despite of the massive visits by divers from all over the world,
the Red Sea Wrecks are very intact, due to strong rules against
ripping off the wrecks.
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ORDERING
INFO
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The
photographs can be ordered as digital images as well as
prints according to our .
When ordering one or more of the images, please use the
archival numbers (I.E.: #430-05)
as a reference of your order. The number is found beneath
each image and when touching an image with your mousepointer.
NONE OF THE IMAGES ARE FREE. To ensure reproduction
rights, please read and understand the .
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