Thomas Wilson Wreck

Field Value
Wreck Category non-dangerous wreck
Thomas wilson Wreck Location
Marine Coordinates (DMM) 		34 8 N,61 36.2 W
Latitude, Longitude
Decimal Degrees
  • Latitude: 34.133333
  • Longitude: -61.603333
Water Depth 4300 m
Water Level Effect always under water/submerged
Vertical Datum Approximate Lowest Astronomical Tide
Name THOMAS WILSON
Type bulk carrier
Flag US
Length 189.3 m
Width 18.3 m
Draught 7.3
Tonnage 8758
Tonnage Type gross
Conspic Visual not visually conspicuous
Conspic Radar not radar conspicuous
Original Detection Year 1987
Original Source other
Last Amended Date Feb 9, 2006

Simplified Wreck Survey

The Thomas Wilson is an underwater shipwreck located at coordinates 34 08 N, 61 36.2 W in the Atlantic Ocean. This submerged maritime obstruction was officially recorded following hydrographic survey data from the UK Hydrographic Office originally filed under reference H2334/86.

Surveying Details

H2334/86 3.3.88 LOST IN POSN 340800N, 613612W. (MTL, JAMUARY 1988). NCA. FOR FILING ONLY.

Circumstances of loss

BUILT IN 1943 BY AMERICAN SHIPBUILDING CO, LORAIN, OHIO. AN EX-GREAT LAKES VESSEL. PASSAGE QUEBEC FOR TAIWAN FOR SCRAPPING. BROKE TOW IN HEAVY WEATHER FROM M TUG/SUPPLY V OSA RAVENSTURM. PRESUMED BROKEN UP AND SANK IN ATROCIOUS CONDITIONS. (MSD).

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FAQ

Where is the THOMAS WILSON wreck located?

The THOMAS WILSON wreck is located at coordinates 34 8 N,61 36.2 W.

How deep is the seabed around the THOMAS WILSON?

The seabed around the THOMAS WILSON lies at approximately 4300 meters deep.

When was the wreck of the THOMAS WILSON discovered?

The wreck of the THOMAS WILSON was discovered in 1987.

What country did the THOMAS WILSON belong to?

The THOMAS WILSON belonged to US.

What was the tonnage of the THOMAS WILSON?

The THOMAS WILSON had a tonnage of 8758 tons.

What type of wreck is the THOMAS WILSON?

The THOMAS WILSON is classified as a bulk carrier.

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