Stade (After Part) Wreck
| Field |
Value |
| Wreck Category |
non-dangerous wreck |
Stade (after part) Wreck Location
Marine Coordinates (DMM)
|
49 52.931 N,2 1.458 W |
Latitude, Longitude
Decimal Degrees
|
- Latitude: 49.882183
- Longitude: -2.024300
|
| Wreck Depth |
62 m
|
| Water Depth |
74 m
|
| Water Level Effect |
always under water/submerged |
| Vertical Datum |
Lowest Astronomical Tide |
| Name |
STADE (AFTER PART) |
|
Type
|
carrier
|
| Length |
91.7 m |
| Width |
14.3 m |
| Draught |
21.3 |
| Sonar Length |
100 |
| Sonar Width |
20 |
| Orientation |
80 |
| Tonnage |
1000 |
| Tonnage Type |
gross |
| Cargo |
chemicals
|
| Conspic Visual |
not visually conspicuous |
| Conspic Radar |
not radar conspicuous |
| Date Sunk |
Aug 5, 1972
|
| Original Detection Year |
1972 |
| Last Detection Year |
2007 |
| Original Source |
Lloyd's and Marine Underwriter's reports |
| Last Amended Date |
May 24, 2007 |
Simplified Wreck Survey
The shipwreck known as the Stade After Part is located in the English Channel near the coast of the United Kingdom and France at the precise coordinates 49 52.931 N, 2 1.458 W. Originally located in 1972 lying upright in a general depth of 265 feet of water with a 060/240 degree orientation, the site was later classified as a non-dangerous wreck and subsequently updated as a submerged wreck at various depths ranging from 59 to 72 meters. Historical hydrographic surveys and French wreck records from 1999 note that the vessel measures approximately 100 meters in length and 20 meters in width, resting on an orientation of 080/260 degrees in good structural condition.
Surveying Details
H5493/69 24.8.72 LOCATED IN 495300N, 020124W. LIES UPRIGHT IN GEN DEPTH 265FT OF WATER. LIES 060/240DEGS. (SALVAGE VESSEL TYRRONAL, IN LLOYDS VOL.209). H5493/69 26.9.72 NDW IN 495200N, 020000W [EUR]. (FRENCH NM 72 36 15). BR STD. H4984/74 8.3.77 INS AS NDW. - NM 664/77. 5.2.80 SHOWN AS NDW PA ON FRENCH 878 [DEC 79 EDN]. H2302/84 24.7.85 NOW WK USC PA 63MTRS [34FMS] IN 495306N, 020124W [EUR]. (FRENCH NM 85 26 28). BR STD. HH351/353/01 22.6.89 NOW WK 72MTRS IN 495248N, 020105W [EUR]. (FRENCH NM 89 21 28). BR STD. HH351/530/01 15.1.93 NOW WK 59MTRS IN 495257N, 020151W [EUR]. (FRENCH NM 92 50 39). - NM 362/93. 10.5.99 IN GOOD CONDITION. LENGTH 100MTRS, WIDTH 20MTRS. LIES 080/260DEGS. NOTED AS DIFFUSION LIMITEE. (FRENCH WK RECORDS 1999). SEP 2006/000395684 8.11.06 NOW WK 62MTRS IN 4952.93N, 0201.46W [WGD]. (FRENCH NM 41/21/06). BR STD. 24.5.07 NOT NOTED AS DIFFUSION LIMITEE. (FRENCH WK RECORDS 2007). DELETE CINC. NCA.
Circumstances of loss
BUILT IN 1971 BY SCHPS 'DE WAAL', ZALTBOMMEL. OWNED AT TIME OF LOSS BY MC 'STADE' REEDEREI & SCHIFFAHRTSGES. PASSAGE CASABLANCA FOR OSTEND. BROKE IN TWO FOLLOWING COLLISION WITH COLOMBIAN MV CIUDAD DE MANIZALES. AFTERPART SANK ALMOST IMMEDIATELY, FWD PART DRIFTED FOR 48 HOURS BEFORE BEING SUNK BY THE FRENCH NAVY. TWO MEN RECOVERED, 11 LOST. (MSD).
WRECK MAP LOADING ...
49 52.931 N,2 1.458 W
Stade (After Part) on Wreck Map
Stade (After Part) Wreck on Google Map
FAQ
Where is the STADE (AFTER PART) wreck located?
The STADE (AFTER PART) wreck is located at coordinates 49 52.931 N,2 1.458 W.
How deep is the STADE (AFTER PART) and where exactly is it located?
The STADE (AFTER PART) lies at a depth of about 62 meters and is located at coordinates 49 52.931 N,2 1.458 W.
How deep is the seabed around the STADE (AFTER PART)?
The seabed around the STADE (AFTER PART) lies at approximately 74 meters deep.
When did the STADE (AFTER PART) sink?
The STADE (AFTER PART) sank on Aug 5, 1972.
When was the wreck of the STADE (AFTER PART) discovered?
The wreck of the STADE (AFTER PART) was discovered in 1972.
What cargo was the STADE (AFTER PART) carrying?
The STADE (AFTER PART) was carrying chemicals.
What was the tonnage of the STADE (AFTER PART)?
The STADE (AFTER PART) had a tonnage of 1000 tons.
What type of wreck is the STADE (AFTER PART)?
The STADE (AFTER PART) is classified as a carrier.
General Comments
SEE ALSO [23685], IN GOOD CONDITION