Peter Berg Wreck
| Field |
Value |
| Wreck Category |
non-dangerous wreck |
| Status |
Dead = Not detected by numerous sources therefore considered not to exist
|
Peter berg Wreck Location
Marine Coordinates (DMM)
|
58 43.975 N,3 35.09 W |
Latitude, Longitude
Decimal Degrees
|
- Latitude: 58.732917
- Longitude: -3.584833
|
| Water Depth |
55 m
|
| Water Level Effect |
always under water/submerged |
| Vertical Datum |
Approximate Lowest Astronomical Tide |
| Name |
PETER BERG |
|
Type
|
steam ship
|
| Flag |
DK |
| Tonnage |
1833 |
| Tonnage Type |
gross |
| Cargo |
coal
|
| Conspic Visual |
not visually conspicuous |
| Conspic Radar |
not radar conspicuous |
| Date Sunk |
May 26, 1906
|
| Bottom Texture |
Sand |
| Original Detection Year |
1906 |
| Last Detection Year |
1985 |
| Original Source |
Lloyd's and Marine Underwriter's reports |
| Last Amended Date |
Feb 21, 2005 |
Simplified Wreck Survey
The wreck of the Peter Berg is located at coordinates 58 43.975 N, 3 35.09 W off the coast of Caithness, Scotland, near the Pentland Firth. This underwater obstruction, historically recorded as the Peter Berg, was initially reported in the vicinity of 58 44.000 N, 03 35.000 W. Subsequent hydrographic surveys conducted in the area, characterized by shifting gravel and sand waves, have failed to locate the wreckage, suggesting the structure may be buried or dispersed within the seabed. The site remains a point of interest for maritime records, though current data indicates the wreck is not currently detected at the approximate position.
Surveying Details
POSN 584400N, 033500W APPROX. (LLOYDS). H2925/83 11.1.85 H2925/83 11.1.85 NOT FOUND. POSN IS IN AREA OF LARGE GRAVEL & SAND WAVES. (BUE SUBSEA, HI 204). NCA.
Circumstances of loss
SANK ON VOYAGE FROM GLASGOW TO NORWAY, OFF DUNNET HEAD. (LL).
WRECK MAP LOADING ...
58 43.975 N,3 35.09 W
Peter Berg on Wreck Map
Peter Berg Wreck on Google Map
FAQ
Where is the PETER BERG wreck located?
The PETER BERG wreck is located at coordinates 58 43.975 N,3 35.09 W.
How deep is the seabed around the PETER BERG?
The seabed around the PETER BERG lies at approximately 55 meters deep.
When did the PETER BERG sink?
The PETER BERG sank on May 26, 1906.
When was the wreck of the PETER BERG discovered?
The wreck of the PETER BERG was discovered in 1906.
What country did the PETER BERG belong to?
The PETER BERG belonged to DK.
What cargo was the PETER BERG carrying?
The PETER BERG was carrying coal.
What was the tonnage of the PETER BERG?
The PETER BERG had a tonnage of 1833 tons.
What type of wreck is the PETER BERG?
The PETER BERG is classified as a steam ship.