Roza Vlassi Wreck

Field Value
Wreck Category non-dangerous wreck
Status Dead = Not detected by numerous sources therefore considered not to exist
Roza vlassi Wreck Location
Marine Coordinates (DMM) 		37 37 N,24 2 E
Latitude, Longitude
Decimal Degrees
  • Latitude: 37.616667
  • Longitude: 24.033333
Water Depth 100 m
Water Level Effect always under water/submerged
Vertical Datum Lowest Low Water
Name ROZA VLASSI
Type steam ship
Length 86.7 m
Width 12.4 m
Tonnage 1958
Tonnage Type gross
Cargo minerals,ferrous elements and ores: unrefined and refined
Conspic Visual not visually conspicuous
Conspic Radar not radar conspicuous
Date Sunk Dec 25, 1959
Original Detection Year 1959
Last Detection Year 1986
Original Source Lloyd's and Marine Underwriter's reports
Surveying Details H6968/59 4.1.60 WK IN 373700N, 240200E APPROX. (LLOYDS). NCA, AWAIT GREEK NM. 16.2.04 DATA RE-ASSESSED, NOT SHOWN ON GREEK CHARTS [DTD 1986]. AMENDED TO DEAD. NCA.
Last Amended Date Feb 16, 2004

Circumstances of loss

VESSEL, BUILT 1946 BY J. CROWN & SONS. OWNED AT TIME OF LOSS BY G. VLASSIS & CO. ON PASSAGE FROM STRATONI FOR PIRAEUS. CAPSIZED AFTER CARGO SHIFT DURING A GALE. SIX CREW SAVED, 10 LOST. (DODS).

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FAQ

Where is the ROZA VLASSI wreck located?

The ROZA VLASSI wreck is located at coordinates 37 37 N,24 2 E.

How deep is the seabed around the ROZA VLASSI?

The seabed around the ROZA VLASSI lies at approximately 100 meters deep.

When did the ROZA VLASSI sink?

The ROZA VLASSI sank on Dec 25, 1959.

When was the wreck of the ROZA VLASSI discovered?

The wreck of the ROZA VLASSI was discovered in 1959.

What cargo was the ROZA VLASSI carrying?

The ROZA VLASSI was carrying minerals,ferrous elements and ores: unrefined and refined.

What was the tonnage of the ROZA VLASSI?

The ROZA VLASSI had a tonnage of 1958 tons.

What type of wreck is the ROZA VLASSI?

The ROZA VLASSI is classified as a steam ship.

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