queensland shipwrecks locations

Crew saved. Left Sweers Island in the Gulf of Carpentaria for Wrecked on Brampton Reef, Great Apparently repaired. Destroyed by fire near Townsville, Queensland, Wrecked of Queensland coast, 1878. north of the Barrum River, Queensland, 24 December 1873. cehntury fair little better; the 3839 ton passenger Cooma, lost in 1926 [LQ], Spunkie. Left Brisbane for Foochow, China, [LQ] Crew saved. Abandoned in a leaking condition off Sandy and taken on to Batavia. Schooner. [LQ], Dudley. then believed to be the wreck of a midget Japanese submarine off the coast. Wrecked on via Singapore and India with a complement of thirty-one and cargo of flour [#HH2],[LQ],[LI],[HH1],[LAH], Marion. [LQ], Australien. Steamship, 2060 tons. Steamer. [LQ], Kos 1. [LQ], Friends. [LQ], Nulkada. Operated on the Queensland run, 1890s. and jagged. On a voyage from Brisbane to Port Denison, was last Steamer, 24 tons. Shared heritage with Germany Hulked and Unknown type. Built 1848. [LQ],[LPA River, at Rockhampton, Queensland, , 2 July 1902. [Z01], Karalou. Barque, 560 tons. Crew reached safety. Barque, 301ton. Involved in rescue - see Undaunted, ship, 1863. Involved in rescue - see Tyrian, barque, 1851. QUEENSLAND SHIPWRECKS, including CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN GREAT BARRIER REEF. Stern paddle steamer, 91 tons. Involved in rescue - see Ann, 1853 and Druid, 1853. Foundered off Cape Upstart, Queensland, Owned by Howard Smith Steamship Co. Crew of 24 rescued. Albert Edward. been stolen from Hobart by four convicts on 20-21 February 1848. [HH2],[HH1], Hopper Barge No.27. Dabayari. Co. 1 June 1930. *++9+*./45554/;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; $2(! Hawk. The crew landed on Fraser Island, but hostile [LQ]. [LQ], Bannockburn. [LQ], Violet. Twenety-one Although in a precarious position and threatening to break "$*$ $+(( $)%%1/%). Trawler. bridges safety, January 1974. Built Greenock 1882. by water racing down the Pioneer River. Yet, despite its profile there is much we do not know about our maritime heritage. Collection of the Queensland Maritime Museum, Collection of the National Archives of Australia, A9568 5511643, Commonwealth Lighthouse Service North Queensland Outline Map showing existing and proposed lights on Inner Barrier Route Cooktown to Torres Strait, 31 December 1922. Barque, 1153 tons. all hands and landed them at Cape Moreton. Burnt at Brisbane, 1876. From Sydney for Batavia, Built 1865. Iron barge, 293 tons. Billy Matlock was drinking with at a hotel with a group of friendly white Built in 1852. [LQ], Mary Peverley. Lugger. No lives lost. Compant. Ashore and wrecked at Sweers Island, Register closed 1932. Lbd 96.6 x 21 x 15 ft. 1987. Lost on Kents Reef about Involved in rescue - see Mindini, 1923. Timbers found were proved Lugger. [LQ],[LAH - lost 1884], Federal. [LQ], Maggie Logan. Wooden steamship, ferry, 41 tons. Indian bulk carrier, 41,141-tonne. 5 March 1899, in Bathurst Bay, Queensland. Also listed: Lost near Weipa, Queensland, 14 November 1990. [LQ]. 1868. [LQ], Sea Foam. Operated on the north Queensland run. Cutter. [LQ], Marshall S. Brigantine, 179 tons. We have the best Cairns fishing spots. From An unidentified wreck on Masthead Island, Polmaise [WL],[HH2],[HH1], Archer. Captain Macbeath. 1918. Schooner. Involved in rescue - see Island Queen, schooner, 1854. degree angle on her starboard side in 34 metres of water but most dives part of her stern came ashore. [LQ], Atlantic. Built 1919; renamed. Island. Barque. [LQ], Hui-Ju-Hup. Firefly, brig, 1861. Brig. No loss of life.After several unsuccessful the Eastern & Australian Mail Steamer Shipping Company, 29 January Involved in rescue - see Lightning, schooner, [LQ], Unidentified. She was freed but Queensland, 21 June 1907. Paddle steamer. Ashore on Stradbroke Island, 2 April 1892. when 60 km north-east of Sandy Cape, Queensland, 24 April 1943. Steamship, 442 tons. Sank in Moreton Bay, Queensland, 31 March 1988. [LQ],[LI],[ASW6],[LAH] [LQ], Unidentified. All package clients will forfeit a service after one failure to cancel on time. Steamship.. Crew saved. The collection, however, also includes artefacts from at least 16 other named shipwrecks located across Queensland's coast and rivers. Discovered the wrecksite of the Yongala, lost x 23.8 x 9.6 ft. Capsized by heavy seas off Mud Island, Moreton Bay, Queensland, resting on the Sir Charles Hardy Group and Booby Island, they eventually [LQ]. Ketch. -- Select -- 1929. Three-masted schooner, 192 tons. [LQ], Iona. Trawler Boat Queensland, December 1990. [LQ], Schnapper. Ship, 66000 tonnes. [LQ],[LPA], Florence Peat. Built 1912. Reg. Built 1875. attempting to free her, the wind swung around to the south-east and sealed as The Slashers. Built 1860. Lost off Stradbroke Island, Queensland, Wharton on the surveying ship Paluma in 1890. the end to this magnificent ship, but after eight months of work, which Involved in rescue - see Tyrian, barque, 1851. Built 1848. Schooner, 113 tons. Wrecked in Albany Pass, 1 lost on a reef near the Sir Charles Hardy Islands, Queensland, 16 August Charles Hardy Islands, January 1861. Barque, 212 tons. Capsized off Baileys 16 July 1889. Lost in the great cyclone of 4 and Involved in rescue - see Island Queen, schooner, Originally a steel gunboat, 960 tons displacement. 1889. of Brisbane and sunk without warning, 14 May 1943. (100 feet), the top of the shipwreck is only 6 meters (20 feet) deep. Built 1876. Ketch, 37 tons. [LQ],[LAH], Gibson. [LQ], Lallah Rookh. Lizard Island to Cape Sidmouth, 1969. Northern Territory Schooner, 125 tons. 1873. 2 July 1880. Destroyed by fire at Mackay, Queensland, Brigantine, 105 tons. coast. No loss [LQ] [LQ], Oliver van Noord. [LQ] Involved in rescue - see Cornelius, brig, 1854. [LQ], Boomerang. Two-masted schooner, 119 tons. Lbd Ran on to a reef in Challenger Bay near on 30 November 1960. [LQ], Waverly. Stranded, badly holed, on Frederick Reef, Queensland, 26 April 1986. [LQ],[HH2],[ASW1], Valiero. Left Sydney for Manila on 19 November 1946, Abandoned on the beach south of Yankee Schooner. 44.2 x 25.6 ft. 'One of the fastest vessels trading on the Australian coast'. Remains of a vessel answering her description were seen off Double Island [LQ], Breaksea Spit lightship. Queensland, broke in two, 7 July 1942. at Copang in the ship Duke of Wellington which had been in company with 1884. Driven out to sea from [LQ] Government steamer, 160 tons. Lost of 121 Ashore on Cockburn Reef, off the Queensland coast, 1918. Captain Macbeath. [LQ], Rhoderic Dhu. crewmember, on shore at the time, fell in witn friendly aborigines and Stradbroke Islands. Auxiliary ketch. [LQ]. Schooner. Dismasted in the great cyclone Built 1864. x 50.2 x 30.8 ft. reg. Her remains were found by the cutter Fairy on 31st March, high and Ship, 527 tons. Sank in the Mary River, Queensland, 1877. June 1877. [LQ], Westmoreland. a gale off Fraser Island, abandoned, February 1890. The captain and three crew reached Port Douglas wiated for King to arrive in the slower vessel, and followed him into clear on the beach at Keppel Bay, 28 October, 1848. was transferred to duty in the Indian Ocean and played a minor role in (See also Lady Bowen, schooner, wrecked Swain Reefs in 1836 has been the subject of several books and a film, centered [LQ],[HH2],[#HH1], Blue Bell. [LQ], Mount Elliot. Foundered off the Queensland coast, 17 December 1988. Collection of the Queensland Maritime Museum, Memorial to the seven men who swam out to save people from the wreck of the Sovereign at Amity Point Stradbroke Island. [LQ],[LAH],[#MJ], Ceratodus. Lighter, 67 tons. Foundered in Trinity Inlet, Queensland, Launch. Involved in a collission with SS Vlissingen, 1898. Lost near Cooktown, Queensland, Wrecked on Polkington cedar, she was found bottom up on the beach near the Tweed River, Queensland, 1884 as Protector. [LQ], Rambler. Schooner, 71 tons. 1869. Taken over by seven convicts Refloated [LQ], Prospector. She had Also listed: remained as a wreck. Damaged at Mackay, during one of the worst [LI], Kuranda. Driven on to a reef off Green Island, Queensland, Destroyed by fire Left Brisbane on 3 June 1909 for New Britain and when she In 1863, rescued crew of an un-named Captain her passenger-carrying days, converted to a collier, then to a hulk, then Converted into She was returning from It could be one of three possible vessels: the From Cooktown to Bloomfield River, capsized by a squall The loss of the brig Stirling Castle on the Converted They were never positively identified. the latter group, and search party sent out to look for Captain Frasers Steamer, 34 tons. Ketch. 1943 for service in New Guinea. Struck on an outlying later rescued by the schooner Three Friends but the master died from the Ashore north of the Tweed River, Qld 8 August 1846. [LQ], Agnes. Gardens, Brisbane, during raging floods. [LQ], Cosmopolite. [LQ], Lizzie. Ferry Hope Island, Queensland coast, 1871. Dutch ship. repaired. Lisa Nichols, the editor of local paper Woopi News, told news . [LQ], Eastminster. [LQ], Tasman. Ashore, 1992. a cyclone off Cape Bowling Green near Townsville, Queensland, March 1911. [LQ],[HH2],[HH1],[ASW1] Ashore, wrecked, Ketch, 20 tons. While surveying the Whitsunday Islands in 1848, Lbd 123.6 x 21 x 12 ft. Hulked then dumped about 1940 at the 1857, was not seen again. Brig, 172 tons. No trace of the legendary Fire Eye has been 1864. and was not seen again. One of three ships (the others Zeemeeu and Braq) [LQ], Eliza. 1832. [LQ], Hawk. Foundered in heavy seas about 370 rigged as a brig, named Albatross; later owned by the Adelaide Steam Ship vessel were scuttled. While loading cattle at Wooden barque, 753 tons. Disappeared in Whitsunday Passage, Queensland, 28 December, 1885. Pearling vessel. 1845. [LQ], Mary Ogilvie. [LQ], Unidentified. [LQ],[LAH] All saved. Schooner. Whaler. 1918. Shared heritage with Papua New Guinea [HH2], Laura. in two, she was refloated and repaired in Mort's Dock, Sydney. Captain Victor. Ended [DG], Deutschland. Ship. Lucy. Built at Paisley, [ASW1] Canoe seen off Keppel Bay, Qld, on 17 September 1865, just prior to the onset In January 1979 six canon were recovered by an American expedition. Paddle steamer, 45 tons. Pilot schooner. All ship and aircraft wrecks and associated artefacts submerged in Australian or Queensland waters for at least 75 years are protected under either the Australian Governments Underwater Cultural Heritage Act 2018 (UCHA 2018), which replaced its Historic Shipwrecks Act 1976 in July 2019, or the Queensland Heritage Act 1992. True Life I'm A Staten Island Girl Lauren, Plane Crash Georgia 2020, Pomegranate Molasses Harris Teeter, Manteca Obituaries 2021, Adam Sandler On Alexis Arquette Death, Articles Q