Edward H Crockett Wreck

Field Value
Wreck Category non-dangerous wreck
Edward h crockett Wreck Location
Marine Coordinates (DMM) 		72 59 N,24 26 E
Latitude, Longitude
Decimal Degrees
  • Latitude: 72.983333
  • Longitude: 24.433333
Water Depth 400 m
Water Level Effect always under water/submerged
Vertical Datum Lowest Astronomical Tide
Name EDWARD H CROCKETT
Type liberty ship
Flag US
Length 134.4 m
Width 17.4 m
Draught 11.3
Tonnage 7176
Tonnage Type gross
Cargo metal: concentrate and products,ore
Conspic Visual not visually conspicuous
Conspic Radar not radar conspicuous
Date Sunk Sep 29, 1944
Original Detection Year 1944
Original Source Lloyd's and Marine Underwriter's reports
Surveying Details 14.9.72 VESSEL SUNK IN 725900N, 242600E APPROX. (LLOYDS WAR LOSSES, LIBERTY SHIPS). NCA.
Last Amended Date Aug 1, 2014

Circumstances of loss

ATTACKED BY GERMAN SUBMARINE U-310 IN THE BARENTS SEA. LATER SUNK BY SHELLFIRE FROM BRITISH DESTROYER 1.5HRS AFTER ATTACK. PASSAGE ATCHANGEL FOR THE USA. (LLWWII, LIBERTY SHIPS).

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FAQ

Where is the EDWARD H CROCKETT wreck located?

The EDWARD H CROCKETT wreck is located at coordinates 72 59 N,24 26 E.

How deep is the seabed around the EDWARD H CROCKETT?

The seabed around the EDWARD H CROCKETT lies at approximately 400 meters deep.

When did the EDWARD H CROCKETT sink?

The EDWARD H CROCKETT sank on Sep 29, 1944.

When was the wreck of the EDWARD H CROCKETT discovered?

The wreck of the EDWARD H CROCKETT was discovered in 1944.

What country did the EDWARD H CROCKETT belong to?

The EDWARD H CROCKETT belonged to US.

What cargo was the EDWARD H CROCKETT carrying?

The EDWARD H CROCKETT was carrying metal: concentrate and products,ore.

What was the tonnage of the EDWARD H CROCKETT?

The EDWARD H CROCKETT had a tonnage of 7176 tons.

What type of wreck is the EDWARD H CROCKETT?

The EDWARD H CROCKETT is classified as a liberty ship.

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