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Is there any information on shipwrecks dated 1901 in these waters?


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Hi

I have information about 66 wrecks in the area, write me a PM with email address and I'll send you the .gpx files.

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Rüdiger
Hi Rudiger,
My maternal Grandfather sailed as bosun on the s/s Northcote. The ship was sold in 1900 and renamed s/s/Violet. I understand it foundered and sank of Bramon Island in the Gulf of Bothnia.

Do you have any other details?

Best Regards,
Mark –  markern  Nov 22nd, 2013 at 2:45 PM

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