Panaglosa Wreck

Field Value
Wreck Category dangerous wreck
Status lifted
Panaglosa Wreck Location
Marine Coordinates (DMM) 		36 30.4 N,6 15.1 W
Latitude, Longitude
Decimal Degrees
  • Latitude: 36.506667
  • Longitude: -6.251667
Water Depth 6 m
Water Level Effect always under water/submerged
Vertical Datum Lowest Astronomical Tide
Name PANAGLOSA
Type tug
Flag ES
Conspic Visual not visually conspicuous
Conspic Radar not radar conspicuous
Original Detection Year 1969
Last Detection Year 1970
Original Source national HO/authority notice to mariners
Markers TEMPORARY G DRUMS & LT BOAT
Last Amended Date May 17, 2002

Simplified Wreck Survey

The shipwreck Panaglosa is located underwater in the Atlantic Ocean near the coast of Cadiz, Spain, specifically positioned off Muelle No. 3 in Mataforda at coordinates 36 30.4 N, 6 15.1 W. Historical hydrographic survey records from the UK Hydrographic Office document the site, noting that the vessel originally sank 200 meters off the coast before being temporarily marked by green drums and a light boat, and was subsequently refloated by a tugboat in 1970.

Surveying Details

H5513/60 22.1.70 H5513/60 22.1.70 DW IN 363024N, 061506W, 200MTRS OFF MUELLE NO.3, MATAFORDA. (CADIZ NM 1559/69). NCA. H5513/60 18.2.70 H5513/60 18.2.70 DW MARKED BY TEMPORARY G DRUMS & LT BOAT. (CADIZ NM 53/70). BR STD. H5513/60 19.3.70 H5513/60 19.3.70 TUG REFLOATED. (CADIZ NM 266/70). AMENDED TO LIFT. DELETE. BR STD.

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FAQ

Where is the PANAGLOSA wreck located?

The PANAGLOSA wreck is located at coordinates 36 30.4 N,6 15.1 W.

How deep is the seabed around the PANAGLOSA?

The seabed around the PANAGLOSA lies at approximately 6 meters deep.

When was the wreck of the PANAGLOSA discovered?

The wreck of the PANAGLOSA was discovered in 1969.

What country did the PANAGLOSA belong to?

The PANAGLOSA belonged to ES.

What type of wreck is the PANAGLOSA?

The PANAGLOSA is classified as a tug.

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