Unknown Wreck 116148
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Wreck Category | dangerous wreck |
|
Wreck Location Marine Coordinates (DMM) |
46 16.264 N,124 5.913 W |
| Latitude, Longitude Decimal Degrees |
|
| Wreck Depth | 4.6 m |
| Type | unknown |
| Original Source | AWOIS |
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46 16.264 N,124 5.913 W
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General Comments
H11723, 2007; An uncharted ship wreck was discovered in the Peacock Spit area north of the Columbia River bar in Lat. 46.271063 N, Lon. 124.098549 W (NAD83)The wreck itself is large in size, approximately 70 to 75 meters in length and 15 to 16 meters wide. It has a least depth of 15.4 feet in an area with an average surrounding depth of approximately 24 to 28 feet. It appears to be partially deteriorated as a result of time, as well as being mostly buried in the sandy bottom. The wreck was covered with 200% side scan sonar as well as investigated with MBES. Side scan contacts have been selected and a sounding has been designated in CARIS HIPS/SIPS to represent least depth. The hydrographer recommends charting as a dangerous wreck, with least depth provided by MBES bathymetry.(KRW 03/03/2008)