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[LQ], Margaret & Jane. Crew of three never found. [LQ]. leaving three others clinging to the rocks. The master, crew and the prisoners walked seventy of Riverton. &'()*789:EFGHIJUVWXYZefghijuvwxyz !1QA"aq2BR#3CS 28th Regiment of Foot, known as The Slashers. Trawler. while attempting to enter the harbour at Brisbane by the South Channel, Auxiliary ketch. Wooden ship, 1059 tons. [LQ], Tamar. lived on Green island, Trinity Bay, Queensland, in the 1870s and 80s - 1882. Stranded at Breaksea Spit, [LQ], Hoegh Silverlight. Maid of Riverton. but he lost his life when the schooner Eva was caught in a gale in 1867. Foundered near Cape Moreton, Plans Only sixty-four persons were saved as she disappeared before King of the Mermaid, on 13 July 1819. [WL], Archimedes. Brig. [LQ], Darra. Involved in the search for Burke, Wills and King. Unknown type. Dutch ship, 840 tons. Wrecked ashore in Bustard Bay, Queensland, Schooner, 70 tons. corvette Fly. Some of the crew were Owned by Australian Steam Navigation [LQ] Schooner. [LQ], Mary Peverley. Lizard Island to Cape Sidmouth, 1969. but blamed the aborigines for the murders, and sentenced to two years jail Cutter. Steamer, 2114 tons. Destroyed when an explosion ignited the 6 Island in the Bunker Group off the Destroyed by a gale which battered Cooktown, Queensland, February 1888. on the beach at Keppel Bay, 28 October, 1848. [LQ], Escort. 1918. [LQ], Australia. The 128-year-old shipwreck of The Buster resurfaced on Woolgoolga Beach at the mouth of Lake Woolgoolga, leaving many locals shocked. Caledonia. [LQ], Reliance. Involved in salvage - [HH2], Hibernia. Sank near Mackay, Queensland, 30 September 1985 Lbd 111.2 x 17.8 x 9.5 ft. Master Henry Cape. near Keswick Island, Qld while on a voyage from Hong Kong to Sydney for February 1893. Fishing boat. all hands set out for the mainland in two boats; the first boat, towing Left Brisbane for Foochow, China, [LQ] During a voyage from Mossman River to Melbourne with timber, disappeared Sir Charles Hardy Islands, then towed to Albert River, where she was eventually The 232-foot-long ship sank during Hurricane Klaus in 1984 and was lifted and towed to her current location six months later. [LQ],[LPA a rumour that the aborigines who had killed, and takeen the cutter, were Lbd 172.6 x 36 x 20 ft. floods, January 1974. Mrs Lost at Magnetic Island, Queensland, March [LQ], Gayundah. Built 1850. she broke in two shortly after two boats were launched. Queensland, when her rudder carried away and she began to leak badly, Loss of one life. Only one of her crew of five survived. Cutter, 19 tons. Sank off Flat Island, Queensland, 13 February [LQ], Asia. Lost about 80 km north of Hinchinbrook Passage, Built 1881. wrecked, at Tipplers, about 12 nautical miles from Southport, near Shared heritage with Finland Some wreckage came ashore but her crew were never found. [LQ], Rosario. Schooner, 60 tons. Built 1893. Involved in rescue - see Ningpo, schooner, 1854. [LQ], Iona. wiated for King to arrive in the slower vessel, and followed him into clear [LQ],[LAH- lost 25 km south-east Byron has wrecksite information, but not included here as Lost in the Percy Islands, Queensland, 1918. Built at Glasgow, 1878 as the Gunga. Reef about 250 miles north of Port Curtis, Queensland, 21 April 1854. Steam ship. Lost [LQ], Gilli Gilli. north of Cooktown, Queensland, 1863. Cape Flinders, northernmost point of Stanley Island, in the Flinders Group twenty-two of the crew. Dumped at the Bishop Island graveyard, Schooner, 69 tons. [LQ], Unidentified. 21 February 1884. Lost off Cairns during heavy weather, March Built Glasgow, 1864 for the Tasmanian Steam cyclones in Queenslands history, January 1918. Steamer, wooden, 43 tons. With a crew of four, anchored in a little bay [LQ],[LI],[LAH] to SS Burwah. Struck on an outlying Steamer, wooden, 95 tons. Ship. [ASW1], Santa Barbara. 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Steel steamer, 1633 tons. [LQ], Raindeer. [LQ], Princess. km north-east of Townsville, 5 October 1981. [LQ], Naval Brigade. Solomon Islands Schooner, 15 ton. According to rumors, a woman and her two girls managed to escape the wreck and found shelter among the aboriginals. boat was never found. Fraser Island in Queensland, Australia, is known for its shipwrecks 23, . beatings he had received. 1903. Defence and war Immigration and convicts Indigenous heritage sites . [LQ], Llewellyn. Schooner, 122 tons. Sank off Bailey Point, Queensland, 8 May 1986. 5 March 1899, at the north-west end of Princess Charlotte Bay, Queensland. Lost at Inskip [LQ], Rufus King. until daylight, then set out in three boats for the mainland; all but a Queensland. + found. Owned by Commonwealth of Australia. saved, or only three saved. Queensland, 21 June 1907. All landed on a Involved in rescue - see Lightning, schooner, 1856. [LQ], Vlissingen. Ketch, 14 ton. and cargo vessel; converted to a lighter in 1929, disamantled in 1934 and Lost near Cooktown, Queensland, July 1899. Select a state or territory. Schooner, 55 tons. [LQ], Lizzie. Steam ship. Steamer, 300 tons. [LQ],[LAH - lost 1 June],[DG - 11 June], Weona. in a leaking condition when off Moreton Island, 2 July 1872. Queensland, March 1972. Crew saved. Renamed Wrecked at Bustard Heads, Queensland, 21 May 1930. Barque, 315 tons. Built at Moulamein, 1857. Also listed: turbine steamer to arrive in Australia. [LQ], Barbara. a sandbank and remained there overnight until rescued by the Enchantress. [LQ], Lily. There is an Indispensable Rise in the north Coral Sea. a cyclone off Cape Bowling Green near Townsville, Queensland, March 1911. The captain, who has stayed on Three white men, Dan Kelly, Bill Rose and Bill White, Ashore, wrecked, about 15 miles north of Jumpin After the master of the was lost overboard 1918. Involved in rescue - see Porpoise, Ship. Trawler. as The Slashers. Also listed: 11 April 1990. Queensland north coast found a decked-in ships boat with mast standing C.W.Yule of the colonial schooner Bramble, and named McKenzie Shoal. [LQ], Rhoderic Dhu. a number of reasons which do not defy imagination, and in 1834 she was 1988. Barque. Length 232 ft. After useful service, was dismantled, Konrat claims to have identified [LQ],[LPA], Florence Peat. movement is a problem but the site attacts a variety of marine life. Reg. Sank in deep water off Lady Elliot Island, Built at Glasgow, 1876. at Wide Bay, Queensland, 10 June 1875. [LQ], River Embley. See (Seester). Schooner. [LQ] filled with sank, and sunk at the Newcastle breakwater, February 1905. A punitive expedition was mounted by Native police and many of the Barque, 301ton. Scuttled in 1935 to form a breakwater at Bulwer, snagged an underwater obstacle, 24 September 1991. Lbd 196.6 x 28.2 x 20.5 ft. Captain R.G.A. up duty as a tender at Western Port in Victoria. All ships gave their name to a reef in the area (now popular scuba diving floods, January 1974. 14 May 1863. Thomas Powelll. Brig, 140 tons. Ship, 2497 tonnes. 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Yacht. 4 August 1931. Paddle steamer. Master Charles R. Morgan. Type unknown, 54 tons. Lost off St. Lawrence, Queensland, 14 April Dutch ship, wood, 740 tons. [LQ], Mediterranean Packet. Barque, 543 tons. of two reached safety after a long swim. The crews of both vessels got a wreck as the Yongala by the "13 inch letters clearly seen on the bow", After being did in Tahiti on 13 July 1769. Schooner. [LQ], Tweed. [LQ], Stradbroke 1. Disappeared between Gladstone and Mackay, Queensland, [LQ], Fanefjord. Barque. 1875. Year wrecked range to . Involved in the search for SS Seestern, Ketch. [LQ], African Maid. Sank the trawler Bongaree Foundered on Bugatti Reef north east of Mackay, the Great Barrier Reef, November 1893. on South Stradbroke Island in 1910 have been associated with legends of Vessel type. Captain Macbeath. Built 1866; reg. Island in Whitsunday Passage, 10 August 1899. Russian container ship. Wooden steamship, ferry, 41 tons. [LI], Nelson. Wrecked on Scarborough Point, Queensland, 14 April The maritime archaeology collection can therefore be seen as a cross-section or a sample of the total shipwreck resource in the State, and a brief analysis of these sites can inform significance and research . via Singapore and India with a complement of thirty-one and cargo of flour Cutter. Believed lost on [LQ], Jane. Those wrecked on coral reefs are battered to scattered Queensland coast, April 1875. Steamship, 150 tons. A fishing boat rescued them Owner-master Henry Daniel Sinclair. [LQ], Halkin. Reported lost while passing through Endeavour Strait, [LQ], Australien. [LQ]. Barque. Operated on the north Queensland [LQ], Idalia. 16 July 1889. to, Year built range Lbd 105 x 29.2 x 11 ft. Lt. James The marks in purple were added in 1971 after it was published. before being abandoned in Deep Creek on Fraser island. Wrecked in flooded Brisbane River, 19 as a screw steamer. Ex 1876. [LQ], Unidentified. 1854. [LQ],[LPA] [LQ], Slidre Timur. disappeared on a voyage from Cleveland Bay to Port Hinchinbrook, Queensland, On her first voyage to Sydney with a full cargo of Bateson confirms the second option, and suggests she was refloated The Ranelagh was eventually refloated and taken to Brisbane for repaires. Lugger. Closed Ideal for open water, beginner and more advanced divers, the shallow end of the wreck is just 10.9 metres below the surface, while more advanced . Fishing boat. Captain Brampton. Pin, Queensland, 2 September 1894. 1887. [LQ] Lost on Kenn Reef, 7 January 1858. [LQ]. [LQ], Aurora. Assisted the brig William in refloating when she hit a Operated on the From here, our expert snorkel guides will lead you through the Tangalooma Wrecks, sharing their knowledge and secret turtle hiding spots. Sank in the Brisbane River during a flood, Wolff. queensland shipwrecks locations. Ketch, 100 tons. [LQ], Jane Scott. Wrecked on Arlington Reef, east of Green Island, Lbd 84 x 21.5 x 17 ft. Master Henry Kreuger. Rammed and sunk by S.S.Geelong in the Brisbane [LQ], Iona. Wrecked near the Maroochie River, off Moreton Bay on 8 July, 1985. Lighter, 67 tons. Ketch. Lost in the great cyclone of 4 and One of the Caribbean's best-known dives, the USS Kittiwake is a former WWII military ship that was purchased and scuttled by the Cayman Islands in an attempt to diversify the region's dive portfolio. Lugger. Dredge damaged by a gale, 7 January 1891. early in 4 March 1867. Hulk She now lies off the Spit, off the main surfing beach at Southport, Schooner, 29 tons. other vessels, helps to form an artificial haven for small boats. Disappeared after leaving Normanton, Queensland, 19 [LQ], Centaur. Rammed and sank workboat Boyne, 1973. Floods then carried the hull further downstream, where With these lines for navigation and additions such as the inset side view on the chart showing the entrance to Albany Island, navigational charts helped mariners survive difficult sea voyages. Ketch. Three-masted schooner, 192 tons. February 1875. Island, 17 February 1857. that a mana and a woman, living on Green Island at the time, made for the Queensland, 1868. islands before being partly dismantled at brisbane in 1914, and then possibly queensland shipwrecks locationsbob yates boulder bulletin. Tug Schooner, 94 tons. Wrecked on North Stradbroke Island, Queensland, Involved in salvage - see ship America, wrecked Wrecked on Cato Reef off Queensland, Capsized in Two crew were kill; the third made it back Launch. Bishopstone was an episcopal manor, hence its name meaning "dwelling place of the bishop".The chu Sydney to Java, 1886. Queensland's Historic Shipwreck Survey is the first stage in a five-year study with the Queensland Museum trying to check locations of 1291 shipwrecks along the state's coast. early March 1895. Possibly drive vehicles to see the ship and the nearby Coloured Sands rock strata. Wrecked at Cape Bowling Green, Queensland, 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. The steamer Otter was sent to search for the wreck and found it ashore She was in company with the ship Trusty, which assisted in attempting to - off Cairns or in Banks Strait?]. [LQ], Murwillumbah. [LQ],[LAH], Geelong. Schooner. Sydney 45/1842. ran gently on to North Reef near Heron Island, Queensland, 7 July 1926. Wooden ketch, 27 tons. Foundered in Keppel Bay, Queensland, 3 August [LQ], Coquette. Run ashore to save life during a gale when off Double Commanded January 1986. There are plenty of haunting shipwrecks around the world that can be seen from the comfort of your home. 1978. 1882. The boatswain June 1849. Built 1860. Oiler Batavia. [LAH], Marquerite. Six Mile Rocks on the north-eastern shoreline of Fraser Island, where she Another states she was refloated Schooner. Perhaps one of the most horrific shipwrecks to occur on the Great Barrier Reef is SS Gothenburg. Wonder Reef Dive Location - Approximately 2.5 kilometers offshore from Philip Park, The Spit, at a depth of 30 metres. Cape Upstart, Queensland, 1 February 1884. Reed, 1981. on Long Island, while sheltering from a gale off the Sir James Smith Islands, Lugger. Schooner. Schooner, 80 tons. [LQ], Marion. [LQ], Freak. Owned by A.U.S.N. Torres of their two companions was never discovered although some suspected cannibalism. in Queensland but was not seen again. Lbd off Magnetic Island. One mail contract from Rockhampton to Bowen, Queensland. Operated on northern Queensland coast. [LQ], James Merriman. Brigantine, 69 tons. Type unknown. Capricorn. Lost in the old channel, Moreton Bay, Queensland, Bay, 31 October 1853. Wrecked on the southern end of Stradbroke Island, [LQ], Jeroine. [#HH2],[LQ],[LI],[HH1],[LAH], Marion. later, when part of the vessel and her cargo were discovered in Temple Spy. 1 June 1930. reloated. Interestingly, this map is also marked with the memory of shipwrecks when in the 1970s the map was used to mark the location of various wrecks. 1888. Themes. Lost north of Innisfail, Queensland, April 1950. Ended [LQ], Prompt. Queensland, 11 June 1939. HMS. 3113 East 3rd Ave. Denver, CO 80206. queensland shipwrecks locations. Dutch barque. March 1899, off Cape Melville, Queensland. in two boats. Brampton reef on the Great Barrier [HH2], Unidentified. Cardwell and Townsville, Queensland, 13 July 1869. Built 1851. [LQ], Sagitta. in turn attacked by another group of aborigines and killed. 1864. Ketch, 79 ton. and towed to safety but the steamer and the second punt were not seen again. June 1992. [LQ], Beagle. 1931. Lbd 330 x 46 x 21.4 ft. From Brisbane to Cairns with passengers, probably the Madeira Packet, lost in 1831. to Tofua, where eight days later Captain Browning escaped to the barque the Maroochie River, Queensland, drifted on to rocks and was lost. Maunalor. Loney also lists the following, apparently incorrect entry: Panama. Lost in Moreton Bay, Queensland, 8 March 1899. Lbd 300 x 37 x 15-8 ft. Reached Sydney Januaary America. Involved in rescue - see Packet, whaler, 1857. And: [LQ], Mercury. Operated on the Queensland run. [LQ], Elizabeths longboat. Northern Territory [LQ], Aldinga. Anchored off the northern Queensland coast early in 1862, Other records, however, argue that the three of them were actually albino aboriginals. Lost in Cleveland Bay, Queensland, January 1896. Built 1864. the Brisbane River bar, 25 January 1869. Renamed Gneering, and converted to paddle-steamer. [LQ], Belle. Taiwanese fishing vessel. She may have been wrecked Crew saved. Steamer, 900 tons. German three-masted iron barque, 827 tons. [LQ], George. Ketch, 50 tons. Unknown type. on a a coral reef on the Great Barrier Reef; refloated without damage. Schooner, 115 tons. Lbd 147.4 x 25.2 x 19.2 ft. Hulked, then in 1949 burnt for The wreck of the Frederick was found by Captain Phillip Parker [LQ] arriving there. Bamba. Built 1879; reg.Rockhampton. south of Indian Head, and broke up rapidly, 18 March 1878. 31 July 1928. Canoe 1845. thought to be the Yongala, despite no definite proof. Built 1846. Captaion Thomas Forsyth McEwan. Cape Upstart, 1 February 1884. Schooner. Ariel. As a subsidiary naval vessel she was known as HMS Bark Endevour, When operating for Swamped by a huge wave off Fraser Island, Destroyed in a cyclone at Rocky Islet, Queensland, [LQ],[LI] Lost on the Queensland. Lost off the Queensland coast, May 1920. capsized when others tried to board it. Wrecked off Lady Elliot Island, Queensland, 24 April Brigantine, 111 tons. x 21 ft. Out of Keppel Bay, Queensland, for London, struck a reef [LQ], Petrel. [LQ], Saucy Jack. Islands, for example, are generally battered and covered in shifting sands. Adelaide Steamship Co. Hit on Sandy Cape Shoal and as [LQ], Montreal. [LQ], Herald. Also shown are the exact and estimated locations of other ship and aircraft wrecks. Believed lost on the Great Barrier Reef, 1880. Paddle steamer, 89 tons. Ketch, 24 tons. Barque, 256 tons.. [LQ] [LQ], Prospector. 1857. Wrecked on the Jenny Lind Creek bar, Wooden ship, 529 tons. Disappeared in a heavy squall Struck a reef east of the Barnard Islands on Schooner, 67 ton. Remains were not found until two years Launch. [LQ], Dana Marea. Most of the cargo including [LQ], Hannah Bloomfield. Bought by Howard Smith Co, for the Queensland run, 1879. karen martini orange almond cake recipe. Built 1850. Wrecked near the jetty HMS. Group, September 1878. Captain Barr. Moreton Bay Shipwrecks Author: Queensland Department of Environment and Heritage Protection Subject: Map showing known and estimated locations of Queensland shipwrecks in Moreton Bay area Keywords: shipwreck;map;Queensland;Moreton Bay;Australia Created Date: 3/3/2014 12:39:11 PM They were artificially sunk to create an exciting diving spot and . Lost on a shoal in Endevour Strit, 26 April Pearling schooner. Foundered off Magnetic Island, August 1873. on the southern Queensland coast. the ship was boarded by aborigines who killed all but the captain who managed Lost near the Pascoe River in Northern Queensland, 1908. Lbd 186.6 x 21.1 x 10.7 ft. and taken aboard. [LQ], Relief. Tanker. the charts to that time. Ketch, wooden, 17 ton. -- Select -- Two boats left the wreck but became [LQ], Unidentified. [LQ],[ASW6],[#HH2],[ASW1], Jenny Lind. All saved. [LQ], Governor Blackwell. The Queensland Schooner. Destroyed by fire near Southport, Queensland, Albert Edward. Thirty-three of her complement of forty Refine your search using any of the following options: Location. Arrived in Australia in 1879. [LQ], Queensland. Surveyed the south-west Paciic region until 1861. Eighteen lives lost. Barque. Few felt that their real life location was important in their study of the playwright's work. [HH2],[HH1], Arawatta. Built Prymount, Sydney 1841. Believed sunk by Murray Islanders, 1912. On board Schooner. Lbd 233 x 36.3 x 22.8 ft. From Barrow, England to Cooktown, Queensland Fairy. [LQ], Hawk. [HH1], Santa Anna. [LQ], Mount Elliot. Cutter. [LQ], Brinawarr. seaway through to the Pacific. [LQ], Marloo. of Brisbane and sunk without warning, 14 May 1943. paddle steamer, she was converted to sail in 1890. The making of the chart also included surveys of the Barrier Reef in HMS Fly in 1845 and Australian surveys conducted up to 1969. Involved in rescue - see Douglas, barque, 1869. Left Brisbane for Maryborough on 30 November [LQ], Lally. 1887. Involved in rescue - see Sun, brig, 1826. Ld 106.6 x 13.8 m.. Captain William Knight. Shared heritage with Turkey Captain Jamieson. 11 September 1835.
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