The Seistan (Wreck)
United Kingdom /
England /
Flamborough /
World
/ United Kingdom
/ England
/ Flamborough
shipwreck, invisible
4238-ton steamer, built 1907. Originally Saint Rene, then Headley. 364ft x 50ft. 408hp triple-expansion engines. Armed. Cargo: Coal, Tyne to Falmouth. Position: 54 10 05N; 00 07 10W. Depth: 33m.
Sunk: 23 October, 1917, by torpedo from UB-57. Five lost.
Diving: Intact, upright. Stern section 10m proud, lists to starboard. Midships broken from torpedo damage. Propeller recovered, but cast-iron spare still on deck.
Launch: Flamborough.
Sunk: 23 October, 1917, by torpedo from UB-57. Five lost.
Diving: Intact, upright. Stern section 10m proud, lists to starboard. Midships broken from torpedo damage. Propeller recovered, but cast-iron spare still on deck.
Launch: Flamborough.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 54°10'12"N -0°7'9"E
- Cayton Bay 19 km
- Robin Hoods Bay 41 km
- Wallsend 130 km
- Newcastle Quayside 131 km
- Path of Victoria Tunnel (Approx) 133 km
- New Outfall for New sewerage farm 143 km
- Blea Moor Tunnel 147 km
- Druridge Bay 157 km
- The Acclivity (Wreck) 172 km
- Budle Bay 194 km
- complex 8.8 km
- Hunmanby Gap 10 km
- Filey Brigg 11 km
- The Bay, Filey 11 km
- Carr Naze 11 km
- Filey School 13 km
- Hunmanby Hall Girls Boarding School 13 km
- Blue Dolphin Caravan Park 15 km
- Lebberston Caravan Park 16 km
- Filey caravan park 16 km